AquaDeck Inflatable Play Lounge with Roller Bag & Pump
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The Owner's Insights on the AquaDeck Inflatable Play Lounge
Three point two metres square, rated for six people and 720kg, with headrests built into the deck. This is your lie-down-and-stay one rather than a platform you jump off.
The headrests are what separate it from a flat dock. You're propped up instead of lying flat on wet PVC, which is the difference between your half hour and your whole afternoon.
It comes with an electric pump and a roller bag, so at 26.5kg you wheel it down and it's up in a few minutes rather than you pumping by hand.
Why You'll Love the AquaDeck Inflatable Play Lounge
- 3.2m x 3.2m deck. Six people, comfortably.
- 720kg load capacity. Bring the whole crew.
- Built-in headrests. Propped up, not flat on wet PVC.
- 1000D drop-stitch PVC. Firm underfoot, not a lilo.
- Multiple mooring points. Anchor it where you want it.
- 26.5kg with a roller bag. Wheel it down, don't carry it.
- Electric pump included. Up in minutes, not a workout.
- 12-month warranty. Backed for the season and beyond.
Why You Should Consider an AquaDeck Inflatable Dock
AquaDeck design inflatable pontoons and docks in Australia, and the Play Lounge is their headrest-equipped floating lounge. It carries a 12-month warranty. See the rest of the inflatable pontoon range.
AquaDeck Inflatable Play Lounge Specifications
| Model | AquaDeck Inflatable Play Lounge |
| Dimensions | 3.2m x 3.2m x 0.2m |
| Material | 1000D PVC with drop-stitch construction |
| Recommended pressure | 1.5 to 2.0 PSI |
| Maximum user capacity | 6 people |
| Maximum load capacity | 720kg |
| Comfort | Supportive headrests |
| Mooring | Multiple mooring points |
| Weight | 26.5kg |
| Packed size | 42 x 38 x 62cm |
| Included | Roller bag and electric pump |
| Warranty | 12 months |
What do the headrests actually change?
Every flat inflatable dock is fine for ten minutes and then your neck starts complaining, so you slide off and swim. The Play Lounge has supportive headrests built into the deck, which means you're propped up with your drink in reach instead of lying flat on hot wet PVC. It sounds like a small thing on a spec sheet. In practice it's what turns a platform you visit into one you stay on, and it's your reason to pick this over a plain play dock.
Six people and 720 kilos, and why it holds
Seven hundred and twenty kilograms is six adults with your gear, and most inflatable lounges this size claim three or four. The construction is why: 1000D PVC with drop-stitch, which is thousands of threads joining the top and bottom skins so the deck stays flat instead of ballooning. That's what stops it folding when someone climbs on from deep water, which is the moment a cheap platform tips everyone in. Keep yours at 1.5 to 2.0 PSI and it stays firm.
The electric pump earns its keep
AquaDeck include a 240V electric pump, which matters more than it sounds on a deck this size. Getting 3.2 metres square up to pressure with a foot pump is a genuine workout and it's why big platforms end up staying in the shed. With power at your jetty or a small inverter on your boat, this one is up in a few minutes and you're on it. That's the difference between a lounge you use every trip and one you set up once a summer and forget.
Twenty-six and a half kilos, and the roller bag
It packs to 42 x 38 x 62cm and 26.5kg, which is a solid lump for a shoulder bag but easy in a roller bag. You wheel it down your jetty or across the sand instead of carrying it, then roll it into your boot alongside the rest of your gear. You can manage the whole job on your own, though a second pair of hands makes launching it easier once it's inflated.
Where you'd anchor it, and why you should
Multiple mooring points are built in, and you'll want to use them. A 3.2 metre deck catches wind like a sail, so on anything but a still day it will move, and it moves faster than you swim. Run a line to your boat, to a mooring or to an anchor before anyone gets on yours. Two habits keep it good for years too: rinse the salt off before yours goes in the bag, and let a bit of air out if it's sitting inflated in full sun on a 40 degree day. Ring the store on 03 7056 6732 if you want a hand picking between the lounge and a flat dock.
What's Included
- AquaDeck Inflatable Play Lounge, 3.2m x 3.2m
- 240V electric pump
- Roller bag
- Built-in headrests and mooring points
- 12-month warranty
What's Not Included
- Anchors, ropes and mooring lines
- A repair kit
- A boarding ladder
The electric pump and roller bag both come with it, so you only need rope and an anchor to hold it where you want it. Ring the store on 03 7056 6732 if you want a hand working out what suits your setup.
Not Sure Which Inflatable Dock Suits You?
The Play Lounge suits you if you want somewhere the whole group can lie back properly for an afternoon, with headrests so nobody's neck gives out. It's the wrong pick if you want a flat platform to jump off and climb back onto, where the Play Dock comes with a soft ladder, or if you want to sit half in the water, where a mesh-centre deck is better. Call the store on 03 7056 6732, or send an SMS to 0476 330 590.