Does this work in a GMC Acadia with 2nd row captain chairs? Not seeing anything to "block" the area between the 2nd row captain chairs the cargo area
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There is no gap barrier or feature that allows blocking of the captain chair gap. You can only make it taller and wider.
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The guard only attaches to the headrests so it only cover from the headrest up.
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The bars block from the top of the seat to your interior roof header as it connects to your headrest. If you have an open space between your seats, this will not cover that and block entrance to the seating area. There are a host of pet net type barriers that will address the space between the seats, and can be found in Amazon by searching on "car pet barriers." Good luck
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I have mine rear facing in a second row, captain chair in a mini van. It works well and we are very pleased. This is the second car seat of this same style and brand we have purchased because I loved it so much for my son who is now 2 and is still riding in his forward facing now and we still love it.
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Yes it does. A little tight when you have camp chairs in there with you. But really works great.
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This works on any seat that has an adjustable head rest. It is highly adjustable. The thickness of the headrest poles can be pretty thick. The width between the poles are adjustable. Then the mount that attaches to the tablet can be mounted to 2 places on the bracket that attaches to the headrest. It can go right behind the chair. Or be mounted on the end of the adjustable pole which gives a center of the car mounting location. When it is mounted on the end of the pole it can adjust in many angles. It is highly configurable. The only gripe I have mounting it in the GM Acadia (SUV) is GM chairs have big shoulders on their chairs. The headrest almost goes inside the back of the chair. So the bracket's pole pushes on the shoulder and gives it a temporary dimple. Since the pole only sits about a half inch off the headrest posts. I could see if you used it more of a permanent solution, the chair would get dirty there. It does work in the Acadia. My Ford Focus does not have this issue at all, since the back of the chair ends and the headrest is on top.
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I tried positioning the canoe carrier towards the back of the canoe... it didn't work well. The carrier would twist or fall off. I removed the straps that came with the carrier and connected ratchet type cargo straps to the carrier. I positioned the carrier in the middle of the canoe vs. the back. The ratchet straps secured the carrier to the canoe and it ran straight... even over rough terrain. Hauling the canoe was so much easier using this method.
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You should be able to but you'll have to purchase Velcro to do so. The cargo cover has the rough side of the Velcro already attached so it grabs the carpet in the cargo area. If your seats have a smooth seat cover then it will not have anything to grab onto. Additionally if your seat covers aren't extremely tight I can see where it might pull on the seat cover making it look like it's coming off when you have the third row seats in place. It's a GREAT product so I hope it works for you!
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I have a Pontiac vibe and with the back seat down I can fit the canopy in my car straight in perpendicular to the seats with very little room to space. With the carry case on it, it will only fit in diagonally because of the wheels. I don't use the carry case. I am a vendor and am setting it up weekly. I need the space.
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I bought the rear cargo mat and got the wrong one. Ordered mat for behind 2nd row seating. I ended up just getting them direct from weather tec.
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I am sorry I would not want to say for sure, especially if the captain's chair swivels or is located at the front of the car. You may want yo double check with the manufacturer for their recommendations: thefirstyears.com/car-seats‎
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No, it doesn't affect it at all. The tray doesn't sit high enough to interfere with the movement of the cargo cover.
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The seats do not have to be in exactly the same position. However, this wouldn't be a great solution for two people of significantly different heights. You wouldn't bend the barrier, but it would be far less stable.I use one behind the front seats and another behind the middle seats of my SUV to restrict my Golden Retriever to the mid-section of the car when I travel. I find them invaluable for our situation and I've tried almost every model that I'd found before these! Good luck. Cyberdune
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We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net, you would lose width. Hope this helps. We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net,... » Read More We have never tried to place our Pet Net Barrier behind the second row of seats because we have only had bench seats in the second row since owning the Net. I suspect that you could lower the net to the level of the cargo area and accomplish what you have in mind. I doubt the dog would jump over the top but would crawl underneath the net if it were not at cargo level. We have never had to lower the net because the console between the front buckets takes care of the middle. Do you have a console between the second row buckets? If so, you would not have to lower the net. By turning the net, you would lose width. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Not sure, since I don't have the gravity type chair. Very adequate for the adirondeck chair.
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Yes it will work. The two seats do not need to be in a line. First attach the barrier to the head rest. Then adjust the seats to where you want them and then attach the stabilizing straps at the bottom of the barrier to lower seats.
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The unit is free standing and non secured. It travels best on top a rubber type cargo mat. It fits nicely behind the third row seat in an Acadia. The inside handles make the unit balanced and easy to move in and out of space as needed.
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I received an email from EZ Pet Barrier to answer this question. I purchased this barrier instead of the standard one because I have a Suburban with bucket seats for the second row. This deluxe version has an extra piece that allows you to make the middle part of the barrier longer. This works great when I removed the third row seats. My two labs can not get under the barrier with the additional piece since it is closer to the truck floor. I use the barrier without the extra piece when I have the third row seats in. I don't use the plastic covers and I attach with bungee cords I purchased at a local store. The bungee cords that come with are thin and cheap. I received an email from EZ Pet Barrier to answer this question. I purchased this barrier instead of the standard one because I have a Suburban with bucket seats for the second row. This deluxe version has an extra piece that allows you to make the middle part of the barrier longer. This works great when I removed the third row seats. My two labs can not get under the barrier with the additional piece since it is closer to the truck floor. I use the barrier without the extra piece when I have the third row seats in. I don't use the plastic covers and I attach with bungee cords I purchased... » Read More I received an email from EZ Pet Barrier to answer this question. I purchased this barrier instead of the standard one because I have a Suburban with bucket seats for the second row. This deluxe version has an extra piece that allows you to make the middle part of the barrier longer. This works great when I removed the third row seats. My two labs can not get under the barrier with the additional piece since it is closer to the truck floor. I use the barrier without the extra piece when I have the third row seats in. I don't use the plastic covers and I attach with bungee cords I purchased at a local store. The bungee cords that come with are thin and cheap. « Show Less
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I do not have the factory cargo net, but I do see a small enough space between the bottom attachment points and the cargo tray (really noticeable when the cargo mat is completely flat and not curved from folding during delivery) where I do not think there would be an issue between the net cords and the cargo tray. That is my opinion.