thread: Booster Seat Options for 3rd Row in Car

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  1. #1
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    Sep 2007
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    The tag that tells me the height weight specifications are under the seat in my car. I have to fold the seat up to look at it.
    Do you have a user manual? It might be in there if the seats were factory fitted. My car has anchor points I think at the top of the back door. They're all over the roof & on the back of the middle row seats in my car.
    To buy a seat, make sure you put it in, put her in it & put the seatbelt around it. So you know if it all fits right before you buy

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    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
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    I will have to check the manual i think as the rear seat is a fold up seat which is built in.
    I hafve a 7 seater Toyota Kluger KX-R (if you find any info) - i am assuming with the rules in vic i should be able to have a booster seat from 4yrs old in there as lond as it doesn't have an anchor strap.
    There are no anchor points in the rear of the kluger.

  3. #3

    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
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    I've also e-mail Vid Roads and asked them specifically if there are any particular laws regarding age/height for the 3rd row etc.
    Better to be safe than sorry... we really only want to for when we are going somewhere with a few people and need the extra space in the front row (option to move the middle row forward to allow another adult in the back too).
    I wouldn't mind getting one that would suit DD1 right through to my nephew so he can fit in the back seat too.

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    i know you don't have any anchor hooks in the back row now, have you checked to see if they can be fitted?

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    Jul 2009
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    I haven't checked but i don't think they can be - i should call and ask.. hmm if they can then we could still do road trips together

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    Yeah, my seat is one that is built in & folds up. I'm suprised yours doesn't have any info on it? Surely it'd be an Australian Standard thing?

  7. #7
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    Mar 2006
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    I have a hi-pod from Target and the teether strap on them is optional. We bought these especially to use in the 3rd row of a car we just bought.