Sample bed frame costs
Our prices hold no surprises – we offer bed frames in 3 sizes:
- small bed frame 650.00 € (Caddy Maxi, Ford Tourneo, Mercedes V)
- medium bed frame 650.00 € (most passenger cars)
- large bed frame 700.00 € (Beds for all larger vans)
Mattress cost
Comfortable dense foam mattresses
- Rectangular folding mattresses 162.00 €,
- Custom with matching cut-outs 313.00 €
Shipping:
- within Poland 80zł
- to Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia 48 Euro
Waking up in the most beautiful places, inaccessible from the hotel window, right by the lake, in the mountains, in the forest - priceless
To avoid any confusion regarding the notation, we use the variables L, d, D and h.
The bed frame can be set up in the car in two ways: extending sideways or extending along the car's direction of travel.
L – fixed length, fully editable
(optimum widths 77cm, 99cm, 121cm, 142cm, 148cm)
h – total height of the bed frame (adjustable legs are available)
Under the bed frame board there are 2 cm x 2 cm steel profiles, marked in yellow. The board is 15 mm thick. If you want to fit something under the bed frame that is, say, 32 cm high, the bed frame should be at least 1.5 cm higher, and 3.5 cm higher where the profiles are, i.e. h = 35.5 cm
d – width of the bed frame when pushed together
D – width of the bed frame when extended
For example, if the bed frame measures d = 81 cm when pushed together, it can be extended to a maximum of D = 140 cm
d=71 cm -> D= 120 cm
d=81 cm -> D= 140 cm
d=106 cm -> D= 190 cm
How do you measure a passenger car?
L - boot width at the narrowest point, at height h.
h - This is the difference between the folded second-row seats and the floor. Minimum bed frame height. The legs are adjustable, so the measurement does not have to be exact.
d - the length of the bed frame when pushed together: the distance between the upright second-row seats and the boot lid, at height h. (Yes, you have to shut yourself in the boot to measure it 🙂 )
