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Does it fit your priorities?
Is64407E definitely20 inches high?
No. The 2015 table gives 18 inches, while the 2014 catalog gives 20for the grouped code. Confirm the exact edition before using height as a hard filter.
Explore this need in the finder →Does Pillow Rest mean a full headboard?
No. The catalog identifies a built-in raised pillow area, which is different from an integrated upright headboard.
Explore this need in the finder →Can its supplied pump cover a no-outlet trip?
The documented configuration uses 110–120V AC. An off-grid inflation method has not been established for the exact bed package.
Explore this need in the finder →An older Queen whose edition matters
The Intex 64407E Premium Comfort-Plush is a historical raised Queen with a built-in household electric pump and a Pillow Rest feature. Its identity is more specific than either Comfort-Plush or Dura-Beam on its own. If you are comparing an older boxed item, the full 64407E code and its accompanying instructions are the right place to begin.
The main specification issue is height. The inherited 2015 Comfort Rest catalog lists the Queen at 60 by 80 by 18 inches. The 2014 catalog's grouped 64407/E entry instead gives 20 inches. That difference is large enough to matter for a minimum-height requirement and fitted-sheet depth. It should not be silently resolved in favor of whichever figure makes an offer look more attractive.
The footprint is more consistent than the profile
Both records point to a Queen sleeping footprint of 60 by 80 inches. Measure that full area in the intended room before thinking about the extra height. A tall mattress does not save floor area. Consider access to nearby storage and where a guest can stand when getting in or out, rather than arranging a bed to occupy every inch between obstacles.
With the height unresolved across catalog editions, a buyer who requires an exact sleeping-surface height should obtain the instructions or label for the actual item. The bed's general raised design can support a preference for elevation, but it cannot support an exact 18- or 20-inch claim for every 64407E offer. This is a useful distinction between a preference and a hard requirement.
Pillow Rest is not a headboard
The catalog describes an integrated Pillow Rest. That provides a shaped pillow area at one end, rather than the separate upright headboard seen on some airbeds. Someone who likes an integral raised area may find the configuration appealing, but it does not establish the same pillow-retention or backrest arrangement as a headboard model.
Consider how you use your own pillow. A shaped mattress end can change its position and height, which may be a benefit or a drawback depending on personal preference. No source used here measures that effect or establishes a superior sleeping posture. Treat it as a design choice, not a medical or comfort guarantee.
The documented power arrangement
The 2015 catalog identifies the North American 110–120V built-in-pump version. That makes the supplied arrangement most straightforward in a suitable outlet-equipped room. It should not be selected for an essential off-grid setup unless an exact, documented alternative inflation method is found for the item being considered.
Automatic shutoff and automatic pressure maintenance are separate questions, and neither is established here for 64407E. An incorporated pump tells you where the equipment is, not whether it selects or maintains a pressure for you. Do not borrow a newer pump's controls or operating intervals from a similar-looking current Queen.
Keep construction claims in perspective
The older catalog discusses Fiber-Tech construction, flocked surfaces and an included hand-carry bag. These help describe the product's layout and finish. They do not provide an independent durability result, a quantified noise comparison or an assurance that the mattress stays at one firmness throughout a particular night.
A 600-pound figure appears in exact-model reseller material, but a manufacturer-backed load limit was not confirmed in the catalog locators used here. It remains outside the hard matching fields. The same applies to a verified packed weight: a carrying bag is an accessory, not a measurement of how easy the complete package will be to lift repeatedly.
When to keep it in your comparison
Consider this reference when you specifically want to identify or compare an older 64407E Queen and can check the edition supplied. Its useful characteristics are the Queen footprint, raised form, Pillow Rest and household built-in pump. If exact height, a known rated load, an upright headboard or automatic inflation behavior is essential, another model with consistent documentation makes the decision simpler.
Sources: Intex 2015 Comfort Rest catalog and 2014 catalog, printed Premium Comfort-Plush tables. Historical source locators were reused; the edition conflict remains explicit.
Key details at a glance
| Named sleeping size | Queen |
|---|---|
| Bed format | Raised floor mattress |
| Mattress length | 80 in |
| Mattress width | 60 in |
| Pump power | Built-in110–120V AC catalog configuration |
| Built-in pump | Yes |
| Pump included | Yes |
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