i'm thinking of using this in the car, how does it fasten? is it possible to do so?
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Two straps in the back like a backpack. Not long though, so I'm not sure they'd reach around a headrest. It's really great for the crib though
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Jeremy you are right. It needs some way to lock it closed when wrestling it into and out of your car. Mine flops open and hangs up every time. I'm going to try a cinch strap and I'm sure I will find something at the auto parts store but the manufacturer definitely dropped the ball here. Wake up NOVA!
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No, this can't be installed in a car (unless you are very imaginative and handy).. it's to attach to wooden playsets (you know, the kind with slides and swings etc).
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It will fold with it attached, but it tends to get in the way when I load it into the car. Super easy to remove and replace though, so that is the current strategy.
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I have never even tried, in my car it wouldn't work because its up too high. I hook it on the back of my seat (I have a jeep)
733656
Possible. It really needs to be very secure. Due to hard plastic dash. It slides off very easily.
2012430
I seem to recall that it has a little wire that you can pull out to make it stand up. I velcro-d it to my car dashboard.
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I don't think you want to be disassembling this each time you put in the car.I will have to check on the weight.Thanks
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That's what I use it for also. The shelf comes off and the sides slide lower, but you can't disassemble it. It fits in the back of my SUV, but not sure if it would fit in a regular car. It is very sturdy though.
2241986
There are 2 clamps on the back of this product that hook into your AC, that's where I put it in my car. The 2 right arms can be adjusted to the size of your phone, and the bottom legs swing open to hold up your phone!
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I've got mine mounted on the shiny dashboard plastic on the top of my center console in my Honda Element. It has been holding perfectly since I bought it, even in 90 degree plus weather. I'm not that gentle with it either, frequently yanking the phone out from the jaws rather than unloading the clamp to remove it.
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Kind of yes because although they are steel straps they stick to the inside of the car only by velcro which may be easy to pull out. In my case, I made a cable (out of a metal wire with plastic casing), looped it around one end (near the velcro straps) and used a padlock to secure the other end to a hook inside the trunk. This may prevent people from pulling it out.
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This will work but be advised its a bit of a flemsy product ,so moving it around car ti to car or adjusting too much might cause it to break easily
41501
I would use screws, not tape or glue, to fasten a spoiler onto a car. At 60 mph I suspect that the aerodynamic forces could rip it off your vehicle and into someone else's car.
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I don't attach it to anything when I use it (in the car). But your back would have to hold it in place against a wall because if you move, it won't stay in place.
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It does not require to fasten. It stands well unless you shake it hard enough.
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Depending on where you plan on fastening it, you could furnish some sort of clamp. But like the others said, it is does have some weight and may not hold up to well.