A cargo van handles a studio move or a single large item. Enter your furniture to see what loads through the rear and side doors.
A cargo van fails on door height far more often than on volume. Enter your item to see whether the opening, not the space, is the blocker.
Measure the item and the narrowest usable space yourself. Small differences in trim, packaging, hardware, and model configuration can change the result. Check your own measurements before you buy or move.
Verdicts compare the supported item orientations against the measurements shown above. See our methodology
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Most standard sofas fit in a full-size cargo van with the legs removed and the piece loaded through the rear doors. A long sectional should be checked piece by piece against the door height and the floor width between the wheel wells.
01A full-size cargo van holds about 250 to 280 cubic feet, roughly a studio apartment or one room: a sofa, mattress, dresser, and boxes. It is a single-room mover, not a whole-home truck.
02A queen mattress (60 by 80 in) usually fits in a full-size cargo van standing on edge or laid diagonally, as long as it clears the rear-door opening. A boxed innerspring is harder than a foam mattress that can flex slightly.
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