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Thanks for your question. Unfortunately the Altair is not manufactured as, nor safety tested as a front seat.

@@mikemurgatroyd9077 thanks

check out www.vanevolve.com for more information and then inquire as to what we currently have in stock in your desired configuration by emailing info@vanevolve.com

As of summer '22, the Pro Floor is currently unavailable with no ETA for launch. When the Pro Floor is ready to launch, we will update the website and publicize details. Thanks for your interest!

Good idea. We'll try to get one up in about a month.

Did you ever get an answer to this?

Hi, yes it does, it comes in several size options: 3-belt (150cm, 129cm or 120cm wide); 2-belt (120cm, 112cm, 94cm or 86cm); 1-belt (60cm). We stock many of these sizes.

Thanks for your feedback. Everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion. In our experience selling seat beds and having been around different models worldwide, the Scopema Altair is the best on the market in terms of long term reliability, fit and finish, and basic function. That is why we are working with them, so we can work with the best.

you can get more info at www.vanevolve.com or purchase by emailing info@vanevolve.com

Hi David, thanks for your interest! Kindly contact info@vanevolve.com or go to www.vanevolve.com for more details.

Agree with you on that price, that’s not including installation too.

Hi Lewis, thanks for the question. Unfortunately, the Altair seat bed is not designed to be used as a front seat in an operable vehicle.

@@vanevolve8319 How come? It seems like it would be a good way to maximise use of the dead space created by the front driver's seats.

@@lewiswilson1714 They are not designed or safety tested as front seats at this time. In addition, front seats feature integrated sensors, for ex., the air bag sensor.

We only sell the Altair seat bed with the optional integrated 3D mattress overlay. Which means the sleeping side on all of our seat beds is definitely well padded. That said, like all seat beds, the bed is on the firmer side of the spectrum for seat integrity. For clients who like to sleep on softer beds, we recommend using a topper.

Does it recline at all in the seated position? Just for a more relaxed ride

@@Exemptfromeverything Hi, NO, the seat is unajustable for reclining when in the upright position . When in bed position you can raise the rear section to make a comfortable lounge sofa, but in that position the seat belts are un usable. I have now purchased a memory foam topper and this has transformed the bed. Only downside is it takes up a lot of valuable storage space when not in use!

Hi Kyle, we count over 20 ratchet positions just to get to a level sleeping position with the floor, then you can ratchet further as you move down. Yes, you can tilt the front-most section up and the rear-most section down to recline facing the rear--we like your style!

@@vanevolve8319 Thank you for getting back to me. Do you know roughly how much the 86cm version weighs? I am trying to figure out weight distribution/balancing.

@@kylecarson2395 ~200 pounds

Hi AJFC, there is no flaw in the Scopema Altair mechanism. The Scopema Altair seat bed has been on the worldwide market for years with the same time tested design and Scopema has been making camping seats since the 1980's. Are you referring to a different brand of seat perhaps? A newer brand? At any rate, feel free to email info@vanevolve.com to discuss your concerns.

The Scopema Altair Seat Bed has featured the same core design worldwide for years and has an impeccable reputation. There is no flaw in the mechanism that we have experienced or heard about from any client, upfitter, country, or the manufacturer themselves. In addition, Scopema has been making highly regarded seats and seat beds since the 1980's. We have heard that some seat beds on the market may have issues, but those were definitely not Scopema brand seats beds.

@@mikemurgatroyd9077 so what are your engineers looking into In minute 52 seconds of your utube commercial

The engineers are working on a way to have the seat anchored on their track system, currently it is bolted through. No flaw.

In our opinion, the Altair seat bed is the most comfortable seat bed on the market. That said, sleeping preferences do vary. Also, seat heights may vary to clear the various wheel wells, so pay attention to what seat height is comfortable to you. That said, you can always use a foot rest if you needed (and make it utilitarian by adding storage, etc.).

In the bed position, they are Rock hard. Very uncomfortable.

@@sirguyfawkes8702 We only sell the Altair seat bed with the integrated 3D mattress overlay. Which means the sleeping side on all of our seat beds is definitely well padded. That said, the bed is on the firmer side of the spectrum. For clients who like to sleep on softer beds, we recommend a using a topper.

@@vanevolve8319 I thought of using a mattress topper, but as you know space in a van is very limited. They are bulky and heavy. There is no reason why they couldn't have made the bed side of the seat softer during manufacture. It wouldn't compromise seat comfort or safety. Poor design.

Hi Rami, thanks for your question. Please check out www.vanevolve.com for the latest pricing.

It's $5,000

Thanks for your question. Please check out www.vanevolve.com for the latest pricing.

The 3-person seat comes in 129cm or 150cm widths, so it depends on what van you have, which will have a width outside edge to outside edge of it's front seats.