Cots: Byer of Maine Comfort Cot [Model 740-CC]

Model: 740-CC

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Catalog Number: 185614

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Emergency Comfort Cot

The Emergency Comfort Cot was designed for use in emergency preparedness situations, pandemic preparation in hospitals, disaster relief and shelters. It is the smaller cousin to our Maine Military Cot, providing high strength to weight ratio in a rugged and compact package. Like the Maine Military Cot the Emergency Comfort Cot also has reinforcement angles built into the braces for additional strength. Unlike the pivot points on some cot models which rely solely on the rivet to bear the entire load, the reinforcement angles add strength and stability to the overall frame.

This cot is conservatively rated at a 330 pound weight capacity. It is designed to stand up to the rigors of any shelter environment or disaster relief situation. The high strength frame is reinforced with steel at the stress points and rugged nylon end fittings are glass reinforced. Each leg has a secondary tube within for additional strength. The double stitched cover is made of strong 600 denier, PVC coated polyester fabric and is water repellant for decontamination and easy cleaning. The Emergency Comfort Cot comes with an attached storage pouch for personal items and a durable carry bag allows for easy transport and storage.

Folded 5 Â½ï¿½ x 7ï¿½ x 38ï¿½
Set Up 28ï¿½ x 18ï¿½ x 78ï¿½
Weight Capacity: 330 lbs.

The camping cots I purchased are wonderful! They go together easily, light in weight to carry and fit inside the tent we use for primitive camping. They appear to be very sturdy and should last a long time. We had some rain that caused them to get wet but they dried out very fast in the sun. I would recommend them for anyone who needs a cot for camping or otherwise!

The comfort cot is a sturdier, more substantial version of the Allagash AL cot. I used the comfort cot for 6-7 nights while camping in Colorado earlier this summer, and it performed quite well. The cot is comfortable, and is easy to set-up and to take down. Its height is nicer than that of the Allagash cot, especially for longer-term use when storage underneath is required. The storage bag is a nice feature, allowing for easy storage.