RRS - child seat in middle
RRS - child seat in middle
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jackbauer

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35 posts

196 months

Saturday 16th March 2013
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hi, i know there are divided opinions on whether child seat can/should be in the middle seat but this thread is aimed at those with 3 kids or 2 kids, who do make use of the middle seat in their range rover sport.

im looking for a forward facing seat that fits the middle and allows the two seats on either side for adults. if you have this set up or perhaps have one child seat on one end and have sucessfully been able to fit a fwd facing seat right next to it, im listening...!

thanks

Nick1point9

3,920 posts

204 months

Saturday 16th March 2013
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I doubt you'll find a child seat manufacturer that "allows" you to fit your child in the middle seat. If you need 3 child seats in a car you *should* do 1 in the front and 2 in the back. Sorry if its not especially relevant advice.

Triple7

4,015 posts

261 months

Saturday 16th March 2013
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Soz, no fittings in the middle. The XC90 has a built in booster to the centre..

Bill

57,549 posts

279 months

Sunday 17th March 2013
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Why wouldn't you use a child seat in the middle? Doesn't it have a three point belt?

Triple7

4,015 posts

261 months

Sunday 17th March 2013
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Just not wide enough for 3 seats across.

kryten22uk

2,350 posts

255 months

Sunday 17th March 2013
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What do you mean by forward facing seat? One for 1-3 yr olds? You wont be able to fit 3 of those next to each other, but you can fit 3 booster seats in a row (for 4+yr olds).

camel_landy

5,418 posts

207 months

Sunday 17th March 2013
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kryten22uk said:
What do you mean by forward facing seat? One for 1-3 yr olds? You wont be able to fit 3 of those next to each other, but you can fit 3 booster seats in a row (for 4+yr olds).
That's NOT what the OP was asking...

The OP wants to know if the middle seat can take a kiddie seat, so that an adult can sit either side. Worst case, 2x kiddie seats.

FWIW - The middle seat has a 3 point belt, should will be capable of taking a kiddie seat but IIRC it won't take an ISOFIX.

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Bill

57,549 posts

279 months

Sunday 17th March 2013
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I don't know the RRS, but I assume it's a similar problem to the rest of the family in that the rear arches intrude into the seat base and effectively narrow the seat. FWIW I have a D2 and have three high back boosters (15kg+) across the rear, having had two forward facing toddler seats (9-18kgs - both outgrown by my nearly 2-y-os) and a high back booster in the middle up to a few months ago.

I can't believe the RRS is smaller or less practical than the D2 (Which is bizarrely poor...)

ruaricoles

1,231 posts

249 months

Sunday 24th March 2013
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We've got a Disco 4 and have had 3 child seats side by side, one high back seat with a 4 year old on the LH isofix, a forward facing full harness seat with a 3 year old in the middle (held by 3 pt belt) and a wide forward facing full harness seat with a 2 year old on the right, using the isofix points. It was certainly a squeeze, but they all fitted in. Not sure how the RRS differs in terms of the seats though.

Here's a pic (2 adults in the back too - great cars!)