How long are the straps that go around the BACK headrests? My Altima has solid headrests in the rear and need the straps to be at least 23" to go over them. One answer below says there are no snaps but that the straps adjust. Just need a measurement....
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The straps are adjustable but I have noticed my 80+ lb dog tends to stretch them as she stands in the area between seat. The straps have held well though...if you have a chewer they could chew through the straps..
594358
It's a strap that can be adjusted as needed. About a one inch wide and fit tight around my head rests. I. Have a 2015 Honda accord. Hope this helps you.
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There are three vertical straps attached to one horizontal strap that fit over the back of the seat. My son installed the cover for me. He didn't attach the two front straps as nothing to attach them to. The seat is very secure with no slipping. It was placed on the passenger side.
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It would depend on exactly where you took the measurements. I took them from the console post to the front edge of the seat cushion. When all the way forward, I measured about a foot and two inches. All the back was about two feet. Hope this helps.
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Our unit did not come with straps and it doesn't say anything about mounting to a headrest. Mine is probably a different model than the others have here. You can plug it into your cigarette lighter or some other adapter and watch it on your lap. Hope this answers your question. Again, the model we have is probably different that the other people who have answered this. Cathy
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One of my cars has arm rests, the back part will only pull down as far as the arm rest but its plenty of coverage. They still look and fit well.
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The strap goes behind the rear seat to keep the corners from folding over. Works in conjunction with the headrest straps.
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I also have a Ford F150 crew cab, it is long enough to go from the back headrests to the front (hence the hammock name) but its not wide enough to cover the backseat. I needs a few more inches to completely protect you as I found out yesterday when my 9 month old puppy threw up and some (not all, not even most of it) went beside the hammock and onto my seat.
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Will these fit a Nissan Altima? Also does the seat cover extend over the head rest too?
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don't have it with me at the moment to measure the length. I would say it is about 7-10 inches. I guess with some fiddling it would work on a headrest. You would have to lift the headrest and use the small clamp (which opens up to about 2 1/2 inches) to one of the headrest extention bars.
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Each strap is attached at both ends to the top of the back section of the cover with no buckle to undo. It has a slide adjustment from 21 inches down to 12 inches. They slip over the headrests and the back portion of the seat cover has extra length to give some play in adjusting the cover to the headrests.
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They're velcro straps that you wrap around the base of the headrest. They should work. If you need them to be longer, you could probably just purchase additional velcro strips (at the hardware store) and lengthen the strap to suit your vehicle.
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It's 58.5" long, pretty much fits the back seat of my car perfectly, and I drive an Altima :)
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I woul say yes, if they are standard seat belts. It's adjustable, exact adjustment, I can't say. Best guess approximately 24", hope this helps. It is a great safety device and easy to use. We have them it each of our cars.
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The straps are adjustable, they loop over the headrests. There is a slide with which one can adjust the length. My car has thick headrests and there is a lost of extra room to expand. The hammock seems well made, I am very happy with it. I have a 29 pound dog in a Honda CRV.
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The ones that go around the headrests work really well! There is a larger strap that I haven't tried, but it comes with instructions.
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It has an adjustable buckle strap at the top, that goes around the car's headrest. Another elastic strap in the middle that you slide over the seat, to hold the rear part of the seat in place (also a small 'pocket' to tuck under the seat cushion). And a third elastic strap at the bottom of the cover to slide under the seat. The bottom strap didn't work for the seat in my car (the way the seat is attached to the floor of car). I cut the elastic in two and tied it to the bottom of the seat.