Will the fabric get damaged if I create slots to put seat belts through?
877852
More than likely yes. It was very cheap and did not stay on our seat very well anyway
877853
It does get damaged/ grays unless you finish any cut edges with hand stiching or a sewing machine.
1765154
Yes. There are slots for seat belts but I usually take the seat cover off for non four legged passengers. Because of the Velcro for the slots, they can be difficult to use.
1103640
this covers the entire seat so I would NOT think it is safe. you can ask you auto maker for sure
2171611
Not at all.... Do not where any fabric that will slightly scratch. If you do not plan to keep a tidy home and treat these items as a "sculptural piece of art" that you can sit on carefully. Do not buy them.
1742347
No I don't think so. The arm itself I can't see damaging leather. In my case it's extended off the seat far enough so that piece isn't touching my seat
1425506
The seat belt slots are narrow but remain in an open position. They are barely noticeable. This cover went on my brand new car 9 months ago and never comes out except for an occasional cleaning. Completely protects my back seat from my 60 lb dog. I love it
1517842
I think it would be just fine for that. It's not abrasive at all. Very much like seatbelt material but not as thick. Should help to keep you pooch safe.
648965
Yes, keep in mind there is a space between the seat and where shade starts. I covered it up with fabric and velcro
1034749
I doubt it's going to stay really secure on leather seats. My dog moved it on my cloth seats until I tucked the sides in to prevent it from moving. If I roll all 4 windows down the pad blows around because there isn't any way to constrain in it to the horizontal/vertical crevice of the seat where the buckles are.
1352300
Hello, I have purchased 2 sets. I put them over cloth/velour seats to protect them. I'm sold!
1452417
Yes, I have used the LATCH/Isofix system with no problem. It has cut outs to accommodate either this or standard lap/shoulder seat belts.
2028339
There is assembly required so it shouldn't be a problem. However it is a nice material and very neutral. If you are going to go to the trouble of new fabric, I'd plann a little more padding too.
1928665
I wouldnt know as the button hasnt feel off yet but i would assume there would be a tiny hole if piercing completely fresh fabric.. i just used the same hole that my previous Jean button fell out from
256166
The material behind the seat is like spandex. On my Jeep I had a bunch of material that I bunched and tied to keep it tight. I would say yes.
233628
Yes. It doesn't attach to anything so it won't damage your seats. The sides of it might overflow to the seats to either side of it if your middle seat is narrow. That's probably why it says that it isn't intended, because the size of the middle seat and the protector doesn't match not because it would damage your seat.
2012341
I really don't know the answer to that question, but I doubt it. There is a single metal loop located on the top (on dog's back) that the leash connects to, and the straps connect together with a plastic safety clasp. I don't see any slits or other connectors that seatbelt would slip through, but I have never restrained a dog with seatbelt, and so I don't really know what to look for.
781814
If the controls are on the seat part themselves you will have to cut a hole in the fabric (the sides of the seat bottom are fabric--only the part you sit on is sheep skin). They will be covered. But you could probably press the botton even if they are covered. You can't "see" them down there anyway--you generally 'feel' for them. If the controls are on the vehicle floor you will be fine.