Would I be able to transport this bed in the back of our minivan without putting down any of the seats?
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I think so. Take it off the boxes. The frame is collapsible, so is the mattress.
1756061
Since I don't have a mini van I'm not real sure how much room there is available. But I think there are measurements in the description of this bed. It does fold pretty compactly.
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If you have room behind the back seat for carrying cargo then you should be able to. It is 32" wide by 39" tall by 9" thick so if you stand it up or sit it on its side one way or the other it should fit.
1756063
Yes, I recently fit it into the trunk of a Chevy Cruze rental car! My daughter couldn't believe it.
2089220
Probably not. It's pretty fluffy once out of the package. If you have a large duffel you could dedicate abd enough car space, then maybe. Ultimately, probably not.
1167120
Yes you can. Just roll back to the cab and secure with Velcro straps, shouldn't 't be a problem .
569041
A pickup would be best to transport it but you can do it with a car as long as your back seat/s can fold down OR if they don't fold down you can shove it in far enough to have most of the weight away from the back end of the car. It's heavy, I needed an Ikea guy to help me get it in the trunk.Make sure you have some padding because any protruding latch hardware on the trunk will scratch the table through the cardboard. You need a long length of FIRM padding.
960921
I've moved it before in an SUV with the rear seats folded down. Depending on the width of your vehicle you might need to remove the keyboard from the stand to move it.
1244244
the back seats fold forward so no it wont be in the way of the seats folding down...
804208
No, this isn't a lightweight cot by any stretch, but it is not particularly heavy. Without a mattress, it could be lifted by a single reasonably strong individual (albeit very awkwardly). Moving it with 2 people would be easy. My concern with lifting it by myself would have to do more with the fact it is made of composite wood and lacks much in the way of horizontal support mid-frame, so that if you bump it hard, you could tear out the fasteners at the ends. (Heavier solid wood likely would make for stronger joints.)
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Technically yes, but the truck will sit low in the rear if you don't. Plus it's like 10 minutes a side for the rear.
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You would need to have a van or SUV with seats down. Large falter boxes. Chairs need to be assembled but are great, comfortable chairs!
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We got one for my 4 year old for we birthday and it is as tall as her. You would need a minivan or SUV to transport it. There are ALOT of pieces to put together. Plan on a couple hours worth!
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To be completely honest, for your situation I would say it would be too heavy and an annoyance. After its collapsed its not the easiest to move. It lays flat and that's the only way to carry it, so to get it on the bus may be a challenge. Otherwise it's a great stroller!
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No. You can bend it up and it would be ok if you don't have much stuff in the back. Its probably better to take it out.
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I would not suggest it...but w/ it set to lowest height it may work. Personally...after the length of time it took to put together & the weight of it - fitting into a van would be painful. Perhaps in the back of a pickup...tied down well - if that's an option
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Yes, very easily! The design of the bed is not permanent, so it would be easy to take it apart and move it
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we have a GMC Sierra crew cab and I'm pretty positive i could do that if needed. currently one car seat and two people can fit in the back seat
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I would think not. The base is round and only has really small tabs as feet. I think it would be very easy to move. My concern would be if the seats are secure when you are driving. Hope this is helpful. :)
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It probably wouldn't be easy to transport for your purposes. It's not all that heavy, but it would be a pain to move it in and out of your car that often. It's a little bit too big for that to be convenient.