Soldato
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It damages the springs in the bed
I would say it depends on the type of mattress
It damages the springs in the bed
You shouldn't need to fold it in half if you have a reasonable size estate, just bend up at the edges maybe.
ikea sell rolled up mattresses these days (granted probably not the cheap metal spring jobbies).
I would say it depends on the type of mattress
Very true but mine wouldn't be possible . Too expensive to replace if broken
THREAD RESURRECTION!!!
So, my brother needs to shift a super-king matres and divan set. Looking at the above calculator, it would seem a SWB Transit or Vivaro should do fine.
Think that'll be OK?
dogging?

I've just hired a Vivaro to move a bed. The load bay will certainly be long enough. But with a superking width might be an issue. You will probably have to have the mattress on the diagonal which isn't ideal. I would be inclined to go to the next biggest van which will probably be much taller inside letting you stand it up more easily.

Im pretty sure it was a king size we managed into a Civic Type S.
It wasnt transported entirely flat![]()


My first 'car' was a 17cwt Bedford with a double mattress in the back![]()
Our £1000 mattress got 'folded' into a car. No damage done. Clearly you wouldn't want to keep one folded for a long period of time.
I only just managed to get our mattress around the 90 degree turn half way up our stairs. Whilst it's no thousand pound mattress, it is 14" deep - there's no way that thing would fold up and fit in a car lol. I couldnt even do that with the old 10" matress it replaced, i had to cut that bloody thing up to get rid of it.It damages the springs in the bed

THREAD RESURRECTION!!!
So, my brother needs to shift a super-king matres and divan set. Looking at the above calculator, it would seem a SWB Transit or Vivaro should do fine.
Think that'll be OK?