Secures Directly to Vehicle Seat
Optional Latch Mechanism Installation
Most newer car seats come equipped with a series of hooks and latches that can be attached directly to small metal rivets on most newer vehicle seats. These rivets, which are normally placed underneath the fabric of a vehicle seat near the seat belt openings, allow the car seat to be anchored securely to the vehicle without using the seat belts. All motorcar seats are secured--or anchored--to the existing vehicle seats by straps and hooks. All van seats are designed to conduct a babe or an toddler secure and supported in a travelling vehicle.Basic Car Seat Installation
Basic motorcar seat installation requires that a automobile seat be secured to a vehicle seat by the convenience of the seat belts. All vehivle seats retain openings in the sides. The openings allow the van's seat belts to be threaded fini the machine seat and snapped into corner. A properly installed machine seat will have a snug fit and rest directly onto the car seat in an even manner.
A vehivle seat is an earnest quota of Accoutrement. It allows the sheltered transport of a child or an child in a machine. Although vehivle seats come in a assortment of contradistinct shapes, sizes and models, the installation and mechanics are dishy similar.
This makes car seat installation quick and easy.
Correct Car Seat Sizes
It is important that a car seat be the correct size before placing a young child in one. Most car seats come in two basic size patterns: toddler and infant. Infant car seats are smaller in size and are generally designed for infants weighing between 5 and 20 pounds. Toddler car seats, which are bigger and heavier, are generally used on toddlers up to about 40 pounds.
