Will it roll over in a van?
1423559
This is a soft crate. It does not provide the same protection in a vehicle that a rigid metal crate that is bolted down would offer. If you goal is to keep your dog from wandering around in a van, it should be fine as it has a metal frame holding up the canvas and it is stable. I have used it at many dog shows and it is great. If you are looking for accident protection for your dog though, either a rigid crate bolted down or a car seat harness might be best.
1423560
The crate is pretty heavy and sturdy. If the dog is in it, I don't think the crate will roll over in your car. However, to avoid any accidents, I would always make sure to secure the crate as good as possible. Even if our dog is in the back of the car without a crate, we make sure we have her buckled up. It's just safer for everyone. Good luck!
820532
If all you are going to do is move it somewhere, the answer is yes. If you plan to operate it in the van the answer is no. Because you would loose the upper body exerciser .
2224350
It will roll over carpet easily if the carpet isn't too thick. The wheels on this cart do fall off quite often though - I'm thinking of putting some duct tape around the shaft of the wheels to keep them on better. I still really like this cart though and I use it all the time.
1860871
Nope. This is just for ground transport.It would not work for any kind of trunk rolling....at all.
1572760
you can roll it up, but I don't recommend it, unless it is warm where ever your traveling to, because it takes awhile to relax itself back to it's original position. hope this helps...........
513238
I can't see why it would not work. Just be careful it does not roll around.
959508
I suspect it would easily slide left and right. Perhaps a stationary mount would be safer on a trailer.
812543
Yes it got wheels on the side with the motor, so you can just lift the other end and wheel it around. (Though the wheels are only about 3" in diameter, so it's meant to be rolled on a fairly even surface. :-) )
925382
It's not designed to do that, no. It's a freestanding unit when opened and has rigid bases for the 2 large compartments that are removable. I've used it in my 2014 Crosstrek nearly every day since I got it and I have NEVER had it fall over or slide around. The bottom hugs the all-weather-liner in the cargo area. Perfect for hauling groceries or anything else you you don't want rolling around the back of the car. :)
1437561
It won't roll up; it has a flexible wire frame. Folded up, it's the size of the panel with the door. It's very lightweight, so you might be able to just hang it off the back of your pack.
706768
No it will not fit the van if it is two wheel drive.. The hub is for a four wheel drive
1815199
Not really, yes it would roll, but it may crack. It's heavier than a yoga mat, more dense.
1614415
Yes, it will. It is rolled very tight. It is surprising how small it is when it is delivered. Then it fluffs back up after being in rolled. It is recommended that it be allowed to sit for a few days to fully fluff back to normal size.
1174539
It's pretty big and heavy. It's over 12' long. Don't know if it will fit in your van. Good luck.
351875
I wish you did I use it in my van and it keeps tripping over so I I'm trying to think of a way to security down
1433149
No, this particular model does not move/fold over, once it is installed. but it did spin smoothly as it is rotated around the wheel.
2019148
Depends on the type of carpet, if it is a commerical carpet it will roll very easily