Does this require removable headrests, or are the connectors a two part design that snap together over the headrest posts?
912677
It will attach to either. The bottom rail has two clamps that have a knob to tighten to the metal portion of each headrest. The problem is if you have a bench seat that has a seatbelt guide in-between the headrests. The guide may prevent the bottom rail from being able to reach the headrests
912678
Does not require removable headrests. Just raise the head rest and it fastens to headrest post by metal bracket and thumb screw.
912679
The headrests don't need to be removed. As long as the headrests can move up to allow clearance of the mounting brackets (about 1-1.5 inches), you should be able to install this barrier. The headrest support rods themselves are what the mounting brackets anchor to, and as far as I can tell, this configuration will work for most (if not all) SUVs, station wagons, touring wagons, and minivans with a rear bench.
252141
I thought it was pretty easy to install. It loops over the headrests. Then you tuck in between the seats. Took about 7 minutes to install the first time. I haven't had to reinstall, but I'm sure if I did it would take less time.
500147
Easy. Just flip the elastic straps over the headrests and pull it off of the seat.
685743
The post's are adjustable, and they also come with various plastic inserts to help them fit. The only unfortunate thing is your headrest's will no longer be height adjustable. They are also not as strong as OE headrest post's due to them being hollow in order for the wires go through.
545805
I have not tried to remove it yet...but I have a fluffy blanket in there for my daughter and she sleeps through the night - hope that helps. I will see if I can detach the headrest tonight (now I am curious)
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.
544254
Yes, the parts that secure to the headrest posts have little gates that open and close.
2182923
Yuu would need to order the headrest model if you want the headrest. I do not believe it would be easy to add later. BACKSTORE
263868
Honestly it should..The spring loaded arms from the unit match up with all headrest holes and as far as the wires and the rest of the connections you should be fine...
1762922
The headrest do come out put a pin in small hole in plastic trim to release
140680
It is very simple. U place the black straps around the headrest. The shorter one is the back part & the longer one is the front but goes around as well. The pic may help.
852613
Sorry for my english, I live in Chile, but the answer is NO. You only need the first tube part of each headrest to fit the barrier
973105
No, the arm rest are what hold the seatbelt in place so they are not removable.
581033
No. For this model, you raise the headrest a bit, pull the clips through, draw the cover over the headrest and insert the buckles into the clips. Then you just adjust the covered headrest into whatever comfortable position you want it. It's installing the seat loops between the seat & back that's problematic, if your vehicle has a non-removable covering over that space (as mine does).
1718141
The cargo cover doesn't need removable headrests. My wife's Subaru Outback doesn't have removable headrests and the cover fits easily on the headrests. The two outside straps are secured with 1" flat nylon straps that connect with snap fittings (I don't know what they are called, you pinch the connector together and it un-snaps), the middle is fastened with a small (1/8") elastic cord. The outside straps are adjustable so they can be cinched up once snapped together.
1645810
Yes. The bracket is spring loaded and compresses so it can be placed between the headrest supports without removing the headrests. You may have to raise the headrest slightly for installation. JMW
450396
There is no way to strap it on. You will need to cut a hole and install in the headrest.