my seat belt receptacles are in the bottom of the seat & want to use this in the middle.will this block block access to them/will I have to bend this?
204123
Love this seat cover for children car seats or geriatric pad that looks cool, has high edges and once situated, no sliding. In a middle position for the BRICA seat guardian car seat cover, depending on the vehicle may not fit flat, since this position is most of the time smaller in width . It could work if you curl the edges up, possibly.
204124
The seat protector should not block the use of your two outer seat belts when you are using the protector in the middle seat. It may lap over a bit into the thigh space of the outer seats, but you won't need to fold the edge in for access to the belts. The protector is sturdy but flexible with molded folds at the back rear edge, front edge and belt notches on each side.
204125
You shouldn't have to, there are cut outs on each side and the top is joined to the bottom in between them. I could fit this in the center of my Escape.
204126
There are notches on the side to make it easier to access your seat belt connectors.
319499
They prevent the buckle from sliding down the harness. I don't believe there is a slot on any buckle wider than this gizmo.
2029086
You may know that the Seat Belt Extenders come in two sizes of the metal insert, A and B, and the seller will ship the correct size for the make and model of your car if you include that information when you order. Since the extender fits into the belt receptacle toward the center of the seat and away from the window/door, there is no reason the correct size, A or B, will not fit. I like the extenders very much; in the front seat, especially for the driver, it is very convenient to use, particularly with a bulky winter coat. In the rear seats, I find passengers can more easily find the inside/center female receptacle with the extenders, BUT I also find they frequently press the red removal button on the lower, original receptacle, so the extenders often wind up on the outer (male) connectors when they exit the car. Hope this makes sense and is helpful.
2115811
Yes. In the middle front of seat, remember this is made of a tough plastic which makes the lock a deterantYou will have to drill a hole to place lock
1346762
The panel will not bend. If it is a curve most likely encountered on an rv and mounted so the short side is following the curve I think the mounting hardware will provide enough clearance
2114051
You will need to carefully look at the metal part of your car seat belt, and make sure they have that style. Other than that, it is wonderful- I could not twist my back, and the extender made it so easy for me to buckle my seat belt, as the connector was now where I could see it.
1130964
It is my understanding that all vehicles sold in the US use the same type of seat belt receptacle. I have used it on all GM, Ford, and Mercedese, Toyota, Chrysler models. You could call your models dealership to be sure.
1052923
You will need solid blocking behind the seat. The holes will not line up on the studs.
1618985
I completely understand about using the middle seat and agree that is the safest spot. This car seat protector does not require that it be placed in any specific area to be used. There are no latches or loops attached to it. There shouldn't be any reason why you could not use this in the middle seat besides maybe overlapping a little on each of the other seats. I believe you should be fine :-)
1991578
I always use it only with seat belt. I think it's more secure if you can use the latches with the metal hooks. Maybe the latches is in use when you don't have seat belt in the center of the middle row of seats.
1656285
I am not sure, but I don't know where you would put the strap through. The strap goes through the same slot as the seatbelt.
1756472
Doesn't have to be installed with LATCH. It is a bit more difficult to install 3 across with seatbelts but do able. I mean as long as you don't mind scraped up hands :) Diono makes me easier to do this than most because you can access the belt path via a Velcro path on each side of the seat. Any other seat you would need to remove the cover to access the belt path then try putting cover back on after its installed.
835450
I am sure ours are installed that way. The seat belt goes in the back and then a metal clip that I have locks it. It's a common clip for carseats. I have a Mazda cx9 and I can seat this anywhere
451724
you have to measure, it should, but to be safe grab the measurements off of the description and measure your female seat belt receptacle, just to be sure.
787592
I just improvised. Because my seat design I can't pull the bottom strap all the way under the seat to secure it. I didn't use the plastic pieces, only the metal ones. It is a sloppy fit, but it protects my seats from doogy prints .�
1168022
I would push something thru the block first and attach the belt to it with duct tape then carefully pull it back thru. You might have to enlarge the slit a little bit but I don't think that would hurt it or keep it from working properly. I didn't have to add one back so it's just a guess. Good luck.
833161
I would advise against using it this way. It will most likely sag in the middle.