Potentially Silly Question
Discussion
plotloss said:
Looks good!
Anyone know for sure if you can put the standard 3 point lap and diagonals in the back?
Harnesses wont do for a forward facing child seat...
I don't see why not, just need the mounting points in different places.....I'll see if I can find one of the people I know did it, to give u a brief description of what was done.
cheers
Dave
Hi-
My Tasmin is a 2+2. There is no way to get an adult in the back. Just no head or foot room. I have fitted belts in the back too. I don't think it would be very easy to fit a diagonal since I am not aware of anything strong enough to connect to that is high enough.
I don't think it will be easy to get a child seat in there either (space-wise) but you may not need to. The seats are child sized and 4 point belts work quite well. (My 2 and a half year old and 4 year old are OK in the back.)
Hope this helps.
Just thought - if you are very keen to get a child seat in the back - aren't there some that work with just lap belts? (I have a spare lap belt if you need one.)
>> Edited by nads on Sunday 15th August 10:54
My Tasmin is a 2+2. There is no way to get an adult in the back. Just no head or foot room. I have fitted belts in the back too. I don't think it would be very easy to fit a diagonal since I am not aware of anything strong enough to connect to that is high enough.
I don't think it will be easy to get a child seat in there either (space-wise) but you may not need to. The seats are child sized and 4 point belts work quite well. (My 2 and a half year old and 4 year old are OK in the back.)
Hope this helps.
Just thought - if you are very keen to get a child seat in the back - aren't there some that work with just lap belts? (I have a spare lap belt if you need one.)
>> Edited by nads on Sunday 15th August 10:54
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