Jump to content

Search the Community

Showing results for tags 'sleeping platform'.

  • Search By Tags

    Type tags separated by commas.

  • Search By Author

Content Type


Forums

  • General Discussion
    • Climber's Board
    • cc.news
    • Events Forum
    • Access Issues
    • Climbing Partners
    • Rock Climbing Forum
    • Ice Climbing Forum
    • the *freshiezone*
    • Newbies
    • Kids
    • Mountain Photography
    • Personal Climbing Web Pages
    • Author Request Forum
    • Climbing Gyms
  • Route Reports
    • Alaska
    • British Columbia/Canada
    • North Cascades
    • Alpine Lakes
    • Southern WA Cascades
    • Mount Rainier NP
    • Olympic Peninsula
    • Central/Eastern Washington
    • Oregon Cascades
    • Columbia River Gorge
    • California
    • Idaho
    • Montana
    • The rest of the US and International.
  • The Rack
    • The Gear Critic
    • The Yard Sale
    • Local Gear Shops
    • On-Line/Mail-Order Gear Shops
    • Lost and Found
  • Fitness and Nutrition
    • Fitness and Nutrition Forum
  • Spray
    • Spray

Calendars

  • PNW Climbing/Skiing Event Calendar

Find results in...

Find results that contain...


Date Created

  • Start

    End

Last Updated

  • Start

    End

Filter by number of...

Joined

  • Start

    End

Group

Homepage

Occupation

Location

Found 1 result

  1. i-Lan
    I have a sleeping platform we built for our Rav4. We sold the car so don't need it anymore. It's built in 2 pieces, and the front piece attaches with drop in screws so it can be quickly removed and stored on top of the rear and the rear seats used. The front also has a fold down headpiece so that you can slide the seats bike while driving if you don't want to take it apart. It was built for our 2010 Rav4, but it should probably work in other SUVs or station wagons. The back piece is 44" wide x 33" deep. The front piece is 44" wide x 32" deep with a 6" fold down extension. Together is 44"x64" with the head piece stowed and 44"x70" with it folded down. It ends up being a little shorter than a normal bed and between a full and a twin in width. It has about a foot of storage underneath. Located for pickup in Seattle. Asking 150$ OBO. (Dog and mattress not included)
×
×
  • Create New...