can this be used for a front and back seat barrier??
1951590
Yes. It has bungee cords and you can add your own to use it in either place.
1951591
Sorry not sure. We used for the back section of a Suburban and it works well for that.
1951592
I bought it for use as a barrier between the front seats of my van to prevent the dogs from entering the front area. Don't know if it would work for the back. It didn't work for my full size GM van and I had to return it.
1951593
i use it behind my front seat. it took quite awhile to configure it so the sneaky beagle couldn't get thru. several bungy cords and many trials later, he can't get into the front seat. it would be too tall for keeping the dog from getting out of the cargo area of a station wagon. hope that helps.
1951594
Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves... » Read More Not clear what you mean. If you are asking if it will attach to the front seat [backs] to confine the dog in the back seat, it probably would not work if you have bucket seats. Both bucket seats would have to be set at the same distance from the back seat, and a small dog could probably get get under it unless it has a middle console. I have it in a Chrysler Town & Country, installed on the middle row of seats with the back seat down so Amber has that whole space to move around. I also have the waterproof floor cover in place to protect the carpet. It is ideal for my situation. She loves riding in the car now. « Show Less
1951595
Yes, you can use it for either seat. It comes with bungee cords that attach to headrests, and you can attach other cords of different sizes if your vehicle requires this. I use mine in a Prius and in a Mazda CX9 and am very happy with it. If you contact the maker, they are very helpful and will accommodate special requests. It is a very flexible unit already.
1640627
Measure the distance between the two rear doors or behind the front seats. If the distance is greater than 56 inches the you need the 56 inch barrier. If the distance is less than 56 inches you would need the 50 inch barrier. Hope this helps.
340894
If u have a straight across front or back seat then probably not; the bottom strap that goes around the seat is adjustable and has length but the strap in the picture does not unless u have a narrow top to attach to ur seat. Or u can place the car seat on ur seat front or back and use ur seatbelt to keep the seat secure my main concern was to attach my puppy to the car seat with her harness so so was secure while I was driving. I love it though Sorry, I hope I was able to answer ur question Happy Holidays L
1346506
Yes. We bought our daughter a 2014 JGC this year and this barrier works great. She has a medium size dog. We put a pet cushion in the trunk and her dog loves it.
1305266
Have no idea about the Prius! however! I can say that if you have fold down seats it would work. I've used this in my Ford edges (two different vehicles). I put the back seats forward, and this car barrier has been working wonderfully for 5 years. It's easy to take in and out of the car so I can convert to a backseat whenever needed.
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Here is what I know. I have a Subaru Forrester and it fit well between the front seat and the back area. The Company that makes it stands behind their product. You would need to measure from one inside wall to the other and from the ceiling to the floor of the back space you are blocking. If you email or call the company they would give you a true idae about fit. I used extra bungies to make sure my dog could not pry his way through. He is afraid of riding in cars and gets upset. I keep him in a backseat kennel. My female dog just lives with it and lays down as she knows she is fine to wander around in thr back. DLS
1525753
Cheryl, the barrier is attached to both side of the head rest. If you need to move your seat forward or backward, it must be moved together and be on the same plane to keep it from coming off. It is a very easy to install and remove and it takes up less space in my SUV. I have 2 big dogs that likes to bother us in the car and they were not able to knock this off at all. I have had other barrier that the screw kept vibrating loose and eventually my dog knocked it off. Hope this helps.
1356104
Yes! I have two in my mid size car. No one can fit between the two. I can imagine it would snug for any back seat passenger but I love ours!
2063204
No , it will not fit under the front seat it is much to large for that type of install
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 :-)
1122869
Probably not because it won't fit under the seat in front and it would block the way out for other passengers.
106936
Not really...strange answer I know. I use the barrier between my wayback (folded down 3rd row seats) and two 2nd row seats. In my car it goes from the wayback platform to the head rests which blocks the entire space. It wouldn't be tall enough to go from cabin floor to head rests blocking the space between 1st and 2nd rows. It really isn't a barrier, more of a reminder for a dog who knows he's supposed to ride in back.
2129275
Yes it will work. The two seats do not need to be in a line. First attach the barrier to the head rest. Then adjust the seats to where you want them and then attach the stabilizing straps at the bottom of the barrier to lower seats.
416653
Good question. I think with the two straps it is designed for the front seat. I'm not sure how secure it would be if you just put the one strap behind the headrest without securing the second strap behind the seat.
326487
I don't think it would work in the car between two front seats as there is no place to "jam" in the butler. The butlers steadiness depends on how well it is jammed between the cushion edges.
1737579
I used my two in the back and they work perfectly. From my understanding for front seat installation you would use a bolt from the visor and a bolt on the side of the windshield. It will not hang in the window. (hope this helps)
170014
With the modifications suggested in the other answers, I installed a Travel All Barrier in a 2013 Jetta Sportwagen. It works great.