Do you think this could be used in the cargo area of a SUV?
348789
It would be fine to line the bottom of the area but probably not big enough to drape.
348790
I used it in the back of our extended cab truck when seats were folded up. It worked ok but there was nothing to attach the other side to, so it could shift like a blanket. My dogs also crawl over it. However it is very stout fabric and easy on off clips so I really like mine. It works best in the back seat.
348791
I don't think it would be big enough to attach one set of straps to the rear head rests and still cover the entire cargo area in our 4 Runner. However, it would be large enough to lay on the cargo area, it just wouldn't be secured to anything and would probably move around a bit. There are probably better options for a cargo area cover.
1676132
Probably not. It works well in a three man tent, hanging 30" directly above you, but a cargo van is so big I don't think it would make much of a difference. And I think you'll be running through a lot of D-cell batteries if you need it on a regular basis!
2242680
I don't think so. Like most vehicles with 3rd row seats, the cargo area space is occupied by the seating hence you would have less cargo area (which means less mat space).
2122117
It could in a car. The trailer uses pull pins allowing you to take off the bar and wheels, with ease, and store it inside the carrier for convenient storage.
809014
I would say you could put it in your car folded up otherwise it might be a little bulky.
281221
yes, but it is NOT designed for an SUV - this is furniture grade and as such is sort of heavy. It does fold flat and there is a handle underneath the top step (on that cross beam where the legs are attached) and so it can be moved and carried. There are ramp designed for SUVs that would be better, in my opinion, if you are looking for something only to use for the car, but this would work for the occasional use. Hope that helps.
635177
I don't think this item would be useful for that purpose. Primary purpose is to use in small cabinets or safes. The interior of a car would be too much for it to handle ... I believe.
337894
You probably could put a carrier in there but i Wouldn't try it ....the seat belts aren't supported by anything just sewn in.
2171862
I wouldn't put it in a car. Its soo massive heavy and powerful it kind of needs space to expand. I have it in my rav4 and I cant even turn it up past halfway or its too much. its made for a semi haha
1371603
It is very large- awesome- but large. You will need at least an SUV to transport.
352916
I believe any full size SUV with a up lifting back gate can make this tent work. It might need to have the elastic added to the side panels for a tighter fit.
5466
Yes, very easily. It is rolled and vacuum packed in plastic, and the box was not too large. You may need 2 people to handle the box, but it would definitely fit in the back of an SUV.
1111995
It can be used anywhere there is a flat surface. It is designed for the top of a car. I am sure it would easily lay in the bed of a truck. If it is a flat bed this item must be securely strapped in to prevent it from sliding around or falling off.
945789
The cargo net is a decent size, however, it is up so high I can't use it. It sits up next to the ceiling. If you are 6 feet tall I think it would be handy!
1186426
Yes, it could be done. However, that would tend to cause destabilization. I use cargo straps attached to the bottom of the wheel chair assembly and to the luggage rack on my SUV which helps offset the weight distribution.
1285273
Im assuming you mean Parallel down the center of the cargo area. If so, I was going to attempt that very Idea (With two of them, one down the middle and one to keep them out of the front. The design does not seem to restrict that sort of functionality
2081498
If you have headrests that stick up above the seat back, and or the seats fold down to give access to the trunk, it should work the same as an SUV. If not, it might take some ingenuity to figure out how to hold it up on the seat backs. I think with some velcro or giant safety pins you could make it work.