Not a gadget. Somewhere to lie down when you pull over.
Long drives end in a lay-by, a ferry queue or a campsite with no tent. Fill the footwell and the back seat goes from a bench to somewhere you can stretch your legs.
Rest stops
Stretch out for a real break on a long drive, engine off.
Car camping
Add a sleeping bag for a night at a campsite or a festival.
Dogs at stops
A level spot to lie at breaks. Harness or crate them for the drive.
Ferry queues
Put your feet up while you wait to board.
"The material is really sturdy and durable. I put this in the back seat of my car and it sticks on well. The tuft is a bit thin, but I'm quite satisfied with the cost-performance ratio and functionality."
"Everything is fine. It's quite useful if you have a dog, so you can travel comfortably."
"Item matches the description. I recommend."

Why a gap filler, not a car mattress
- 1
Uses the seat you have
The back seat is already the bed. The pad fills the drop in front of it, so there is far less to inflate.
- 2
One chamber, one valve
Less air to pump in, less to let out, less to fold away in the morning.
- 3
Works in a sedan
A boot mattress needs a hatchback or SUV with seats that fold flat. This works on a saloon's back seat.
- 4
Rides in the car
Folded, it stays in the boot all year, ready for the next long drive.
Two cars on the trip? Get one for each back seat.
Two pads in one order - one for your car, one for the second car at home or a friend's. Same pad, packed together.
The questions everyone asks
It is 135 cm long and 38 cm tall, made for the rear footwell of most sedans and many SUVs. Measure the floor between your rear doors first. If it does not fit, our money-back guarantee covers you.
Use a 12V car pump that plugs into the socket, or a hand pump with an air-bed nozzle. Both are cheap and fill it in minutes.
Not adults, not children, not loose dogs. Anyone in a moving car needs to be in a seat with a belt on. Use it when you are parked.
