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Sorry Trippy,Quote:
Originally Posted by Trippy
I thought you were joking around adding odd links to your posts. I followed a few and found kids safe headphones and a Whale tail door knocker.:confused:
I have just noticed similar links in another post. I guess it must be a new feature of the website to automatically add links to key words. :(
Yep. This one. We've got two of them and we reckon you could get a third one in there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gullible
They are certainly not the cheapest car seat around but it's one of those things I don't believe you should skimp on. A bit like workshop tools and beer!
The anchors for the middle row of seats are on the backs of the seats themselves. You'll just need the standard bolt and "hanger". I haven't got a photo of one installed but I can take one in a couple of days' time if you like.
HTH
two out board on the back of the seats, the inboard anchor is in the centre of the header above the rear cargo door. (Keeps the boot space clear.
With the law change that means "older" kids still need to be "booster" seated in approved seats has relegated the 7 seat arrangement in these vehicles redundant...it would be an absolute pain to lift in to the very rear seats as well, unless your a contortionist.
We have 3 Safe & Sound seats across the middle of our D2 - behind the passenger is a reversible seat for a newborn, the other 2 seats are suitable for up to 7 years old. We use the two outboard anchor points on the seat backs, and the anchor point above the rear door for the middle seat. The three seats fit without any squashing when you close the door.
In the 3rd row of seats we just use a booster seat for an over 4 year old child. Seats are definitely not ones to be using a child seat that requires an anchor.
R