How Does It Fit?

The Multimac is secured in your car using two Multimac certified tether straps. The tether straps then feed through two ratchet adjusters in the Multimac frame.

Fitting parts are car specific so please state the correct make, model and year of your car at check out.

isofix points must not be used as they are not strong enough

How does it fit?

Multimac is held in place with two tether straps which are bolted to the floor of your car - usually using the existing seat belt buckle mounting points under the back seat.

We strongly recommend that installation is done by one of our nominated fitting agents.

Once the tether straps are fitted you can take the Multimac in and out easily and your back seat can be used as normal.

You can also have tether straps fitted to multiple cars so you can move your multimac between cars - you will require an additional fitting kit to do this as they are unique to each car.

Different cars require different fitting parts and in some cars where the seat belt buckles are attached to the seat frame rather than bolted to the floor of the car we have to perform a special fitting which involves drilling small holes into the floor to mount the eyebolts - this is not as drastic as it sounds and shouldn’t affect your insurance or the vehicle’s resale value.

Replacement Buckles

The existing seat belt buckles protrude rigidly through the car seat, and would be crushed by the Multimac, these must be replace by our certified 'buckles on webbing' which can fold out of the way. Please make sure you order these when ordering your Multimac.

Spacer

On some cars the seat back is recessed within the wheel arches, limiting the width of Multimac which can be fitted. Fitting a spacer of 50-100mm thickness can push the Multimac forward, still behind the front edge of the car seat, allowing a wider model Multimac to be used.

You can check if your car requires any additional fitting parts with our will it fit tool