This is a discussion on 3 childseats in the back of the Mk I? within the Superb forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; 2 high-back booster seats and 1 either rear facing child seat or a upright full child seat (children's ages are ...
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| 2 high-back booster seats and 1 either rear facing child seat or a upright full child seat (children's ages are 4, nearly 2 and newborn) Does it fit? As in comfortably? It fits in our Rover 75 as I suspect in most cars of that size with 3 full seatbelts in the back, but it is very tight and hard to get them all secured |
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| i would also like to know this! |
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| I've no idea, but a quick call to your nearest dealer to see if they have a Superb in stock and then a physical check with your own existing seats should tell you for sure. |
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| Hm, tbh we never recommend three child seats in the back of one car. There's a real possibility that the force of an impact between the three seats would damage at least one of them, similar I suppose to "buckle crunch". That said, there's technically no reason why it couldn't happen - and I guess with three children your options are limited! Ford Transit, anyone? ![]() |
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| Thanks for the help. I guess the best way to find out is indeed to bring the seats to the car to check it out |
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| Yeah that's what I did to better get an idea of whether the Fabia Kombi would suffice or if I'd be limited to the Roomster... Even the OctaviaI/Tour doesn't fit 3 as well as the Roomster! The Superb wasn't on the cards. It has to do with the ability to stager the seats in the Roomster. Found most room could be created by pushing the middle 20% seat all the way forward. While sliding each outboard 40% seat to it's furthest back position. Something to watch out for is what Trim level/style(Sport or Scout seats are more sculpted & may prove less adaptable to use with child seats) you choose... I've actually found with the right child-seats a sculpted Sport seat makes a nesting place for the childseat... Yet forget 3 abreast! For reference I currently use a Group0+ MaxiCosi Cabrio 05ish model & a Group1 MaxiCosi Tobi 06ish model. Tried my fitments with both a MaxiCosi RodiXR, as well as with the Skoda branded line of child seats sitting around the showroom... |
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| Surely not! ![]() That's a pretty good seat, although I'm interested that you say it fits well in a sculpted seat. The Tobi has a big base and as such tends not to fit cars with shaped seats. Incidentally I like the split moveable seat idea. Perhaps I'll buy a Roomster... No, wait, what am I thinking? That gives the trouble & strife to have more kids! ![]() |
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None taken - got one at the moment, so I'm sticking with the Superb thanks! I think she wants another seventeen ![]() ![]() | |
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| You can fit in the back of Superb: 3 Graco Juniors, or 2 Graco Juniors and a Britax Isofix Duo, or an adult+ two Graco Juniors or an adult, 1 Graco Junior, and 1 Isofix duo Tested all of the above, with occupants at least for 2x14hrs drive each :-) Fastening right seat belt is always a pain, though. I find that most other seats for older children (4-10yrs) have wider base than the Gracos, and therefore not really suitable for the Superb. For comfortable 3 seats in a row perhaps a Honda FR-V is a good choice, unless you are too tall like myself. Then of course there's a Sharan, Galaxy, and I think French cars are wider too.
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You know you just want to practice making babies ![]() And more people are joining the Roomster side!!! I wants one!!! Need more pennies though | |
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