I have 2 small straps, but only one wider strap. Am I supposed to have two? If not, how does the one strap attach? I haven't been able to figure this out. Does the large wide strap go thru both the clips that attach to the door? (I'm not attaching it...
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The one large strap goes around the door. Look inside the carry bag that it came in you will find instruction on how to install
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The strap is adjustable, and actually can be separated and re-clipped together for smaller dogs. If you look at the photo, you'll see buckles on both sides of the strap. Undo both sets of buckles, then just buckle the two ends back together.
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you need 2 on the back, I use a ratchet strap on the front but you could do four, one on back in my opinion would not be good
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It does come with straps, but that might be pushing it. Look for the next size up, your safe's door is 5" taller and 3 inches wider than mine, which it fits well. My concern would be, even if the straps did reach, the fit would be bad. You'd have a bit of uncovered door around the whole perimeter.
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Yes, these straps come with two clips. It come ready for you to hang and start using them.
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It comes with two stroller clips that clip on where the shoulder strap does, and then buckle over the stroller handle. I just posted pictures of these clips as "customer images." They are simple to use. I know others said you have to buy the stroller clips separately and that's what I thought too, but mine came with the bag, they were inside it.
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I'm pretty sure I only received two straps with mine. It's in a different location, so can't verify, but pretty sure it was two.
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Instructions assume two straps for all furniture, no option for only one strap. I have a small night stand for my child and felt it could use one strap only, but did both straps as instructed. Probably overkill for such a small nightstand, but safer overall. Still a bit of a pain installing these things but worth the price.
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It is a poor design. You need to pull the strap real tight. Pull it to where the first access hole is available then go one more. You need assistance in doing such. We have a different manufacturer which has a infinite adjustable strap much easier.
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There are two straps one for each side. They are very strong and durable and I recently found the same strap at REI. Same price $29 but you won't have to pay for shipping if you have a store near you. Hope that helps
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No it doesn't come with 2 straps. It would probably be big enough for the 2 of them as long as they get along. Our Pom is 10lbs and it works perfectly for him.
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You are right....you have to hold the end of the strap that is a very skinny loop. Hold the two sides of that loop together and push the pointy end of the loop into one side of the opening and pull out the other side. (It goes under the little "bridge" that is across the opening.)Then open the skinny loop enough to feed the thicker loop end through it. Pull tight and you are done. Good luck. :-)
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I'm not sure I would call it a shoulder strap? It would be one of the chair straps extended, instead of extend this strap, I use it around the perimeter of the booster to secure the flap. I've purchased this seat 6 times for friends and family. We own 2 for our twins and think they are fantastic. Started using the seats when the twins turned 7 months. Now they are 2 and carry their seats in by the small handle. As they've gotten older we don't worry about securing the shoulder straps, and you can kind of fold the top over to fit a "lower" backed chair... Love it, we are never waiting for a booster or space for one when we dine out. I'm not sure I would call it a shoulder strap? It would be one of the chair straps extended, instead of extend this strap, I use it around the perimeter of the booster to secure the flap. I've purchased this seat 6 times for friends and family. We own 2 for our twins and think they are fantastic. Started using the seats when the twins turned 7 months. Now they are 2 and carry their seats in by the small handle. As they've gotten older we don't worry about securing the shoulder straps, and you can kind of fold the top over to fit a "lower" backed chair... Love it, we are never... » Read More I'm not sure I would call it a shoulder strap? It would be one of the chair straps extended, instead of extend this strap, I use it around the perimeter of the booster to secure the flap. I've purchased this seat 6 times for friends and family. We own 2 for our twins and think they are fantastic. Started using the seats when the twins turned 7 months. Now they are 2 and carry their seats in by the small handle. As they've gotten older we don't worry about securing the shoulder straps, and you can kind of fold the top over to fit a "lower" backed chair... Love it, we are never waiting for a booster or space for one when we dine out. « Show Less
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Yes it has two straps. It is very easy to install. I was afraid that I would need help, but I was able to do it myself. The hangers {for lack of a better word} adjust to what ever size purse you have. It works great for me, I hope this helps.
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The straps do not attach to the door moulding. If you don't have a roof rack, you open your doors, run the straps through the cars interior, attach one end of the straps to the other, and shut your doors on the straps. you could also go through your open windows. Or, you secure the straps to your roof rack rails the same way. Either way works well.
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Just so I have this straight.......I am ok and understand with ordering "one", get "two" straps in the packaging. Dale asked, "If the selection to order "two" is chosen, then does a person get FOUR total straps, in either a single package or "two" packs of "two"? So did anyone answer? What was the answer, I am confused also?
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If you are using just one bar for both rings then the straps will have a twist in them while you are using them. Ideally you will want two bars, shoulder width apart, that go from behind you to in-font of you when you are mounted on the rings. Attach one ring to one bar and the other one to the bar without a ring. Make sure that there is no twist in the strap when you put it through the buckle. Then you should be good to go. If you have just one bar, ( looking up it runs across both of our shoulders) and both rings are attached to it then when you start doing dips for instance it will have a twist in the strap. A twist is ok as long as you have the straps securely through each buckle. If you are using just one bar for both rings then the straps will have a twist in them while you are using them. Ideally you will want two bars, shoulder width apart, that go from behind you to in-font of you when you are mounted on the rings. Attach one ring to one bar and the other one to the bar without a ring. Make sure that there is no twist in the strap when you put it through the buckle. Then you should be good to go. If you have just one bar, ( looking up it runs across both of our shoulders) and both rings are attached to it then when you start doing dips for instance it will have... » Read More If you are using just one bar for both rings then the straps will have a twist in them while you are using them. Ideally you will want two bars, shoulder width apart, that go from behind you to in-font of you when you are mounted on the rings. Attach one ring to one bar and the other one to the bar without a ring. Make sure that there is no twist in the strap when you put it through the buckle. Then you should be good to go. If you have just one bar, ( looking up it runs across both of our shoulders) and both rings are attached to it then when you start doing dips for instance it will have a twist in the strap. A twist is ok as long as you have the straps securely through each buckle. « Show Less