Fun and functional with ample storage, BedBox™ holds all your child’s must-haves. Once packed, let your little one ride it (or pull it) through the airport, train or ferry terminal for stress-free transport. Once the seat belt sign is off, BedBox™ transforms from a suitcase into a bed in 5 simple steps.
- Ride-on functionality suitable for children 3-7 years
- Bed feature is suitable for children over 2 years
- Bed feature officially approved by many airlines and usable on trains and ferries
How to set up BedBox™
Economy to first class seat in just 5 simple steps.
Before you go
- Personalize your BedBox™ with included stickers
- Pack essentials for the journey thanks to a spacious interior (23L capacity)
Getting around
- Shock absorbing front swivel wheels for excellent manoeuvring
- Multi-purpose adjustable strap for carrying or pulling the BedBox™
- Top handle for your child to hold while riding or being pulled
- Tired feet can rest on the comfortable foot ledge
During travel
- BedBox™ has carry-on dimensions and can be brought onboard as your child’s hand luggage. It can be stowed under the seat in front or in the overhead compartments
- BedBox™ transforms from a suitcase to a bed in 5 simple steps
- For use in planes, trains and ferries, where a seat extender is convenient
- The extendable lid lengthens the seat to create a larger surface ideal for sleeping
- Two-piece mattress creates a comfortable space on the seat
- Universal and fits most standard economy seats in aircrafts
- Seat belt can be used whether lying down or sitting upright
Bag is good, great concept. Unusable as a bed on Emirates so a complete waste of time for us living in Dubai.
It seems like in the last year a lot of the major Airlines (BA, Emirates, Qantas, EasyJet, Tui) have now banned these products due to airline safety issues with blocking fire exits etc. For those that do expect it you can only use it if your child is seated in a window seat. Seems very expensive if this is the case and can only be used for hand luggage now.
Tolle Koffer aber zu schnell Kaput. Nach 2 Reisen in 2 Jahre ist ein Vorderrad bei normalen Fahren durch dem Plastik Boden nach innen durchgebrochen. Es ist deutlich eine Schwachstelle.
Nieten, mit denen die Knöpfe befestigt sind, um das Oberteil des Koffers zu sichern, brachen nach einem Tag Gebrauch
This product and anything like it are banned by most leading airlines! As Stokke writes, some may not have a “specific” policy against BedBox (except Emirates, who expressly forbids its use as seat extender/leg rest), most websites declare forbidden (quote British Airways, Aug. 2022) “Seat extenders (including suitcases that convert into a leg rest or bed)”. Same for Lufthansa, Swiss and Edelweiss. I suggest Stokke has this product certified by an international aviation authority or take it off the market.