Sentences with phrase «increase loading space»

This change not only has a more substantial look, but also significantly increases the load space opening.

Cargo space is average and the rear seats can be folded down which increases the load space.

A wide range of options when it comes to increasing load space, intelligent details to optimise practicality, and user - friendly operation are the ideal prerequisites for this.

Both versions have folding rear seats, and dropping them increases load space to 968 litres for the saloon and 1,613 litres for the estate.

Not exact matches

The need for «store - friendly and aisle - ready» deliveries, reverse route sequence truck loading, worker ergonomics / safety, additional space, and the growing number of stock keeping units is creating demand for increased productivity, and efficiency in food and beverage distribution centres.

«But it has also increased gaseous ammonia loading, which we can see from space.»

Puts more load down through the left side when the left leg is forward, increasing the amount of sensory feedback their brain receives so they can better understand where their body is in space.

With the rear seats up, the 2017 CX - 5 features 30.9 cubic feet of cargo space, which isn't quite as voluminous as the Honda CR - V's 39.2 cubic feet, but with the seats folded down, that number increases to 59.6 cubic feet (plenty, we discovered, for loading five very large rugs into the rear with room to spare).

• Increased wheelbase enables significantly more spacious interior without increasing exterior length • A host of convenience and technology features for all occupants throughout the cabin • CR - V petrol models available with the option of seven seats for the first time • Class - leading cargo space and a fully flat loading bay with the option of a hands - free tailgate

The available height - adjustable rear cargo floor lets you increase space for taller items when lowered, or raise it up for easy, slide - in loading.

Inside, the new CR - V offers significantly more passenger space thanks to the increased wheelbase and width, as well as wider, deeper boot with a longer load bay.

If the rear seats are moved into the more steeply raked «cargo» position, the load capacity increases to 595 litres while still leaving space for five occupants.

Aiding the practicalities of everyday use, the luggage compartment features a movable bulkhead to permit access from the rear cabin while the rear seats fold flat at the touch of a button to create a flat loading space increasing the luggage compartment from 301 litres to 750 litres.

The lowered trunk sill in combination with the increased trunk space and width ensure that even bulky items can be loaded easily.

The Renegade's rear cargo area features a standard height - adjustable cargo floor - lowered for increased space or raised for easier load - in.

Luggage capacity has been increased by 5.9 cu ft. Access has been improved to give 75 mm wider load space that opens between the tailgate sill and the rear seat back.

Fold down the rear seats and space increases to 959 litres, while the # 65 option of a variable boot floor means you can set the load area to lie completely flat.

On the inside, cargo capacity in the Golf is increased to 93.5 cubic feet, shoulder space is increased by 1.2 inches in front, and the load - in height is about an inch lower.

Designers also raised the beltline significantly, along with the rails of the load box, giving the Ranger a substantive presence on the road while increasing its functionality with the deeper box.At 5,359 mm long and 1,850 mm wide, the new model is 279 mm longer and 62 mm wider thanthe outgoing model, benefitting both interior space and load capacity.

Boot space has increased marginally and the loading area has been widened.

The increased size of the new G - Class (its 53 mm longer and 121 mm wider) means more space in the cabin, more adjustment for the seats and a big load area with the backs seats folded flat.

In terms of space for loads, the deeper load box and increased lengthand width of the all - new Ranger have resulted in outstanding cargo capacity.

The logical result of this is significantly increased interior space, flexibility and load capacity.

A 35 - litre increase in capacity (to 495 litres) means the load compartment can offer more space than any of the Touring's rivals.

In addition to the increase in load - carrying capacity — indeed, the usable space between the wheel arches has also grown in size — the Touring variant also makes a persuasive case for itself with its high degree of versatility.

The Rapid's rear seat space really is huge in all directions, even in the middle, and a 60 / 40 - split folding rear seatback, double - sided boot mat, compartments at both sides and a huge, high - opening liftback further increases its load - carrying amenity.

Cargo area has increased, with new storage features such as a large, hidden underfloor storage space and a flat cargo floor that makes loading and unloading easier.

The rear mounted engine takes its toll, but the smart still offers 185 liters of boot space, which can increase to a whole lot more once you fold the backrest of the rear seat — enough to load a mountain bike with its front wheel off, the Germans say, and we'll have to take their word for it this time, as I didn't think to bring my 29er to the test.

* Longitudinal adjustment for front seats * Increased rear seat width and additional leg room * 215 - litres boot space with through - loading facility * Infotainment system with Bluetooth and USB * Rear parking sensors with camera

Based on the Thai press material, the cargo bed's length and width are unchanged but there is more load space thanks to an increase in depth.

But most players do swear that an SSD automatically increases load time, and not only does an SSD allow smoother gameplay, but you'd also have extra space on hand for whatever other games you want to play.

After New York City installed a protected bike lane on Columbus Avenue, bicycling increased 56 percent on weekdays, crashes decreased 34 percent, speeding decreased, sidewalk riding decreased, traffic flow remained similar, and commercial loading hours / space increased 475 percent.

As the sensible heat load is reduced for a building, primarily through better windows, more insulation, and air distribution ducts inside conditioned space, the latent load increases in proportion to the total load to the point that conventional cooling systems have difficulty keeping humidity levels within comfortable and healthy limits3.

Leaky supply ducts located in attics or vented crawlspaces lead to the uncontrolled depressurization of the conditioned space, leading to excessive infiltration of cold air during heating periods, increasing heating loads and potentially supplying sufficient interior moisture to attic and roof assemblies to create roof sheathing moisture and decay problems.

Leaky return ducts located in vented crawlspaces draw significant amounts of soil gas, moisture, possibly pesticides, radon, and other pollutants into the conditioned spaces, often creating moisture problems, increasing cooling loads, and risking occupant health and safety.

Leaky supply ducts located in attics or vented crawlspaces lead to the depressurization of the conditioned space, which leads to the infiltration of exterior warm, moisture - laden air that often creates moisture problems and increases cooling loads.

During heating periods these same, leaky return ducts draw cold air into the conditioned space, increasing heating loads.

During hot, humid cooling periods, leaky return ducts located in attics draw significant amounts of warm, moisture - laden air into the conditioned space from the attic, often creating moisture problems and increasing cooling loads.

Leaky return ducts located in attics draw significant amounts of cold air into conditioned spaces during the heating months, increasing heating loads and drawing significant amounts of warm, moisture - laden air into the conditioned space from the attic during cooling periods, increasing cooling loads.

During heating periods the same mechanism can deposit sufficient interior moisture into attic assemblies, leading to roof sheathing moisture and decay problems as well as uncontrolled depressurization of the conditioned space, leading to infiltration and thereby increasing heating loads.

Leaky return ducts located in vented crawlspaces draw significant amounts of soil gas, moisture, possibly pesticides, radon, and other pollutants into the conditioned spaces, often creating moisture problems and increasing heating loads during the heating months and cooling loads during the cooling periods as well as risking occupant health and safety [8].

Leaky return ducts located in attics draw significant amounts of warm, moisture - laden air into the conditioned space from the attic, often creating moisture problems and increasing cooling loads.