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Japanese home goods retailer Cainz has introduced three budget-friendly items for sleeping in a car. The selection includes accessories designed to make overnight stays more comfortable.
According to one source, the set includes a mattress pad for rear seats, a folding table 20 cm high, and a portable USB-powered fan. Another source mentions a folding table that attaches to the steering wheel, a hanging organizer for the sun visor, and a compact 12V fan for cabin air circulation.
All items are affordably priced, making them easy to try out. Cainz is a well-known Japanese retailer with a wide range of home and automotive products.
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The Japanese home improvement chain Cainz highlights three low-cost accessories for car camping. The selection includes a foldable steering wheel tabl...
The Japanese home improvement chain Cainz highlights three low-cost accessories for car camping. The selection includes a foldable steering wheel table, a visor organizer, and a compact 12V fan for improving air circulation inside the vehicle.
Updated: 13.06.2026
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