Looking for a backseat bridge where the firm part is longer in depth than the Kurgo backseat bridge. What is the actual depth of the firm area?
357883
It's 18 3/4" deep. I like it much better than Kurgo. My dog actually broke the Kurgo one. This one feels like it has wood inside, much stronger.
357884
It works great. Just wish I would have had one sooner for my last dog who was aging. Our new pup is very content with her back set ride. Definitely would recommend the backseat bridge.
241154
definetely. the window size is similar to Honda Odyssey. it is firm and will not fall down at all!
1754758
I put this on my Minivan and it still sticks out quite a bit. I don't think weight would be the problem... but if you are looking at the 16 footer... I'd measure off about 16' (in think it's like 16 and a 1/2). According to google, you're car is a little over 14.5 ft... so a foot further on both ends. if you go with the smaller version ( I think I saw a 14' one but was 2 seater) then it'd be a little more stable. I guess it depends on how many straps you can get across it and on the ends and how well you can see. hope this helps.
2222975
Seat is adjusted by a nylon strap. The crotch buckle is adjustable, but the maximum depth when seat is fully reclined is around 9 inches. The distance between the seat back and where the crotch strap attaches to the seat is 3.5 inches.
352946
Bergan (which I found totally ineffective restraint and probably would not be effective in a crash, either) can be adjusted from 16" to 24", probably to permit use as a leash. Kurgo (which I recommend), is a fixed length -- 13". All measurements include the length of the 'biner clip. These are for size large.
1244846
I like this style of pull-out and am not put off by its firmness, however I need a sofa that is less than 80"... the measurements say 73" wide, but other websites have the EXACT same one and says it actually measures 83", I'm worried this wont fit in the spot we have for it. Would someone please do me a HUGE favor to measure yours and tell me exactly what it measures across, widest part? Would be so very very happy if you could help! Thank you,
1845618
This mat does not extend into the seat back area when the seatback(s) are lowered. It has the footprint of the original carpeted mat. There may be a longer mat for the Venza if that what you want, but I did go that route. I carry a folded "tarp" in the rear area for those situations when I am carry larger or dirtier cargo.
1914055
That's the relaxed size. It stretches out way beyond those dimensions. I use it in the back of my Prius V to secure groceries etc.
361041
I would say 16 inches at the widest part. Not particularly narrow - probably won't work, unless you have a very wide vehicle. We have two boosters with backs in our mini-van's third row, and cannot fit this in between.
497974
I haven't found that any passenger thinks it's in the way. When not in use unfold mine down beside the console and when in use and info have a passenger in the vehicle you can easily maneuver it so that they have plenty of room. Even when I sit on the passenger side I feel like I've got plenty of room and I'm 6'7" tall.
1139524
No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to improvise my own barrier before I found this one - it was not successful - too flimsy!
112474
I don't have it in front of me, but it's about 7" by 10". It's about 2" deep, but somewhat flexible. I keep mine strapped to the back of my truck seat. Easy access and easy to grab and go. Someone else mentioned depth as 4". It will expand to that easily. Maybe a little more. I'm guessing the must come in multiple sizes though.
197945
So it is 7 inches front to back, 11 inches at the widest spot ... 2 inches thick. It is the best of the 8 I have tried so far. It still causes rear end numbness if you go for more than an hour at a time (at least on my exercise bike). It is KEY to play with different adjustments, the angle was a BIG issue for me. I hated it the first few times, but it turned out to be that I had it tilted too far forward then to far back. It works best for me in the exactly flat (parallel to the floor) position.
1179429
Seems to be about 4.5 to 5" where inside butts against bar. There are shorter versions for Gripshift but I don't have those.
807307
It's long but it's manageable. I used it more for my twins when they were still in their car seats and not as much when they were able to sit up. The basket - I assume you mean the storage area - is great. I have jammed lots of stuff down there while shopping. The front seat reclines but not flat. The back seat reclines flat. I have twins, not 2 kids different ages, and honestly if I had to do it all again, I would have done the Double Snap & Go for when they were smaller and use my umbrella or jogging stroller for when they're older.
1099723
It's expand to 6ft....when you receive its 3ft. I don't know if that help with bag to the driver seat. It's very durabilite and sturdy. Great quality. Enisa
1322999
I can measure it tomorrow. we like this cushion very much. It is well made, soft but firm, and the price is very good. It is better then any i have seen in Home Depot etc. It fits our double seater plastic outdoor chair perfectly. and the color is suttle not loud.