I need to take this overseas on a plane. How is the twin mattress wrapped? Would it fit in a suitcase?
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Wrapped tightly in plastic. But fitting into a suitcase -- probably not. It was hard to get unwrapped, but mine was queen sized. Actually, it's not much of a bargain & I'm thinking about putting my old mattress pad back on my bed.
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It came in a box about 2'x3', which then it was in plastic. So my guess would be that you would have to take it out of the box then place in a large suitcase. It squishes pretty good then goes right back into shape. Hope that answers your question.
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Hi Abby, It won't fold or fit in a carryon or regular suitcase. My wife just carried on the plane.
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The mattress is rolled for packaging. Just unroll, unwrap and lay down flat for about 48 hrs to let it air out.
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mine came in a box, didnt have a bag with it. i will be putting mine in a twin mattress zippered protector and carrying it that way when i move. it would be hard to compress it though im sure. i would try to get a bag that has an easy carry handle if you can, or whatever is easiest to pick it up. the thing is somewhat heavy but not as bad as a real mattress. i have a 1 inch polyeurethane egg crate pad on mine, then a 3 inch latex foam mattress pad under that to make it comfortable to sleep on. the length of the mattress is about 77 inches, which is nice because its not too long like an ex long twin mattress, but not too short for me like a twin bed is. im 5'9 mine came in a box, didnt have a bag with it. i will be putting mine in a twin mattress zippered protector and carrying it that way when i move. it would be hard to compress it though im sure. i would try to get a bag that has an easy carry handle if you can, or whatever is easiest to pick it up. the thing is somewhat heavy but not as bad as a real mattress. i have a 1 inch polyeurethane egg crate pad on mine, then a 3 inch latex foam mattress pad under that to make it comfortable to sleep on. the length of the mattress is about 77 inches, which is nice because its not too long like an ex... » Read More mine came in a box, didnt have a bag with it. i will be putting mine in a twin mattress zippered protector and carrying it that way when i move. it would be hard to compress it though im sure. i would try to get a bag that has an easy carry handle if you can, or whatever is easiest to pick it up. the thing is somewhat heavy but not as bad as a real mattress. i have a 1 inch polyeurethane egg crate pad on mine, then a 3 inch latex foam mattress pad under that to make it comfortable to sleep on. the length of the mattress is about 77 inches, which is nice because its not too long like an ex long twin mattress, but not too short for me like a twin bed is. im 5'9 « Show Less
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Yes! It's too large for carry on... about the size of a medium-sized suitcase. The top of the crib is the main frame, with the bottom being soft and frame-less (aside from the legs). The legs fold down and then the top frame folds in half. It comes with a case that zips up with room for bedding too. We checked it when we flew from Seattle to Connecticut and it worked beautifully.
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It's shipped in a long, skinny box. When it's completely folded, it's about 3 feet wide, ao I don't think it will fit in your suitcase. It's a nice trellis, though.
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Mine came to me all wrapped tight & expanded big time when I opened it & put it on the bed. I have a double. I can reposition it pretty easy on my bed so I imagine you could fold it up & put some kind of restraint to keep it that way. Or maybe you could stuff it in a space bag & vacuum the air out. Good luck.
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oh so sorry.. but I remove it from the box, unfolded and blew it up so quick that I'm afraid I won't be of much help...I do remember coming out of the box, it was folded very tightly and it does work great, of course, depending on what else you have going in your carryon it could take up more room that you can allocate for it...I wish I could have given you more of the answer you were looking for.
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The AeroBed Twin that I purchased came with it's own draw-string bag (not a box) for storage. I deflate it, fold it like a very large towel, in thirds, lengthwise, then roll it up. It fits perfectly into it's storage bag when rolled that way. When contained, it's about the size of a one-person sleeping bag. It is surprisingly light given its sturdiness and is very easy to carry and stow. Much easier than the predecessor model, which I had for many years.
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Just packed mine away yesterday... it's about 2' x 2' x 8" in its carry on bag. The key is to suck all the air out completely 'til it's super flat and shriveled, and then fold it first in half horizontally and then thirds vertically.
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Oh for sure. I would pack it in a carry on. It needs to breathe, so don't put it in your suitcase.
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Easily! It rolls up into a circle in its own little zippered bag. It would fit into a small carryon, I think but definitely into a regular sized suitcase.
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If I remember correctly it came pretty large - I don't think you'll fit it into a suitcase. I would have it shipped directly where it needs to go.
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Not in a suitcase. It needs to be exposed to the air to work so it doesn't do well when it's shut up, it will dry up quickly. Also, it tends to get the slightest bit damp, so be careful where you put it, especially if you don't have the cover. Get the cover. I would not take it on an airplane shut in anything. Put it in your carry on and pull it out or at least to the top of the carry on when you get on board so it has air.
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It should fit in a large suitcase. It's about 2 1/2 feet long and not even a foot wide.
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You could definitely flatten it enough to pack in a suitcase. Because of the thickness, though, it will NOT be flat. It will take up a little space. The bag, however, is the perfect size for using as a carry-on (if you are flying)...roomie enough to take on everything you will need in a carry-on bag and small enough to fit under the seat or in the overhead bin. I love this bag and use it for SO much more than just packing food.
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Hi yes the mattress is rolled up and came in a box. I cannot give you the exact measurements but the length of the box would be the width of the mattress. It is quite heavy, I,m not sure you would be able to take it as a checked bag but perhaps ask the additional charge to have it shipped to your destination. Good Luck and B-Safe!