My Honda fit measures 48" at its widest point, then narrows as it reaches the ceiling. Are these barriers adjustable to fit smaller cars? Thanks
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I drive a Impreza Subaru wagon and bought the barrier to help keep my dog out of the back of my car. The barrier does not it in my back because the wheel wells are in the way. However, I figured out how to attach the barrier to back seat by using bungee chords around headrests and it works great! It's sturdy doesn't move it make noise, I can see through it just fine, and keeps dog out of the trunk of my car. You might be able to adjust barrier by lowering it and using bungees to secure barrier. But you can not adjust barrier as it had a metal frame
641877
The barrier doesn't reach the ceiling. I measured across and behind the middle of the front seats to get the widest measurement. That is what is important because the barrier attaches to the front seats. The height isn't important. The barrier isn't adjustable but does come in different widths. Mine is for a small SUV. I have a rav 4. It is awesome. My 8 month old Golden Retriever I'd fine with it and I am so happy he is staying in the back and not trying to climb all over me. This is very sturdy product and easy to install.
641878
The barrier does not adjust. I have a Durango and my sides narrow going towards the ceiling also but it works fine. The barrier does not go all the way to the top of my ceiling and there is approximately 5 inches in-between. I just love it for our 2 big guys! I don't know if this will help you or not but the measurement from where it clips to the bottom of the headrest and to the top of the barrier is about 14".
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No, I don't think it would adjust the way you need it to. The side frame pieces are solid from the bottom up, then arch into a 90-degree turn at the top, and reach to the center; then each side-top piece slides together in the middle, and set-screws tighten them to hold it all together; center and bottom frame pieces fit together in the middle also, and become rigid with set screws. The 50" fits my 98 Ford Explorer, behind the rear seat, giving the dog the whole cargo area.
148707
The mesh frame telescopes outward horizontally and up and down. This barrier should fit most suvs and crossovers. I use it in our Acura MDX and it fits very well, having both contraction and expansion remaining.
216024
yes it narrows slightly from the midpoint to the top of the barrier. I don't have access to the car right now or I'd measure.
203951
Only goes in about an inch into my Honda Element holder. The very bottom is slightly curved which is why just the bottom slides in.
1656687
A shop can make i fit a 1/4, but it depends on the car. most cars that can use the center as a outlet can do this, but if not dont bother unless the make it fit angled.
627308
See the bottom part of the barrier? The "spike" looking things are the screws that you loosen to expand or collapse the height of the barrier. From those parts to the top is the smallest the barrier can get. Under the screw part to the floor of the car is what you can adjust for height. So I would say from those to the roof of the car is about two feet. I would measure but my husband has the car at work.
1899059
Not sure, but it is adjustable. I used it as a barrier behind the front seat.This may work better if used behind back seats. Good luck as these cross covers are difficult to size anything into them properly!
2244342
the barrier extends 12 inches up from top of seat back - as far as I can see there is not an up/down adjustment or if there is I suspect mine is at its lowest. I have a Prius V.
2000862
They're 15.5 inches at their highest settings. I use the lowest setting for my BMW M5 and a medium one for my Honda Odyssey when I'm changing oil or rotating tires. "Good enough" is your opinion, but I'm sure it's high enough for the Accord. I don't know how the CR-V is for initial clearance, but should be plenty for everyday use.
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Either one will work. I think our sunroof was roughly 33" wide. I chose the wider one to make sure there was plenty of room for the built-in little pop-up deflector at the front of the opening so it wouldn't hit this.
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If you have a 2000 Honda Accord, like mine, than these seat covers are way too small (Back area is too small to fit the head rest). If the back cover actually was big enough, these would fit the Power Seating snug, but as it doesn't... It just pops out when I try to sit on it. I haven't gotten around to it, but I'm gonna cut holes in the top where the head rest should be. These are really nice Seat Covers and does what it's advertised to do, which is stay warm during the winter, which is always a plus to me. Also the instructions that came with mine doesn't match the covers sent to me, so you'll just have to figure that out (granted not that difficult). If you have a 2000 Honda Accord, like mine, than these seat covers are way too small (Back area is too small to fit the head rest). If the back cover actually was big enough, these would fit the Power Seating snug, but as it doesn't... It just pops out when I try to sit on it. I haven't gotten around to it, but I'm gonna cut holes in the top where the head rest should be. These are really nice Seat Covers and does what it's advertised to do, which is stay warm during the winter, which is always a plus to me. Also the instructions that came with mine doesn't match the covers sent to me, so... » Read More If you have a 2000 Honda Accord, like mine, than these seat covers are way too small (Back area is too small to fit the head rest). If the back cover actually was big enough, these would fit the Power Seating snug, but as it doesn't... It just pops out when I try to sit on it. I haven't gotten around to it, but I'm gonna cut holes in the top where the head rest should be. These are really nice Seat Covers and does what it's advertised to do, which is stay warm during the winter, which is always a plus to me. Also the instructions that came with mine doesn't match the covers sent to me, so you'll just have to figure that out (granted not that difficult). « Show Less
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This will fit but you may have issues with the auto up windows. About half the time mine will go back down but if you close them slowly they will stay up. A little bit of a pain but I think these look a lot better than the ones that stick on the outside.
14076
They adjust. They fit our Hyundai Entourage just fine, so I expect they would be just fine. Just follow the directions for measuring on the description. They worked great for us.
1044288
I don't know your vehicle. However, I ordered this barrier and it actually did not quite stretch the whole distance, about an inch short on either side, so it is at its longest width. It is adjustable to shorter lengths, but it's difficult for me. So, I have the barrier at its full length. It works fine. My only issue is that the barrier does not go up quite high enough (it anchors around the headrest bars) and I see the top crossbar in my rearview mirror, which is distracting. The mesh itself does not deter my vision. I am keeping it though, because it actually works very well to keep my dog from trying to get into the front seat, and he actually lays down on the backseat. Everything else I tried from seatbelt harnesses, to pet pods, to partial front seat barrier did not work. The seatbelt harness was the worst. My dog panicked and got so tangled up I thought I would have to cut the seatbelt away. (my mutley is a 75-lb border collie/mtn dog mix.) So, I deal with the crossbar in my rearview and pay attention to my outside mirrors, and I'm trying to come up with a solution to secure it higher. I do recommend the barrier. I have a 2009 Kia Optima, considered a mid-size car.
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You should measure your sun roof. If its 36 inches wide then you are set. If not please find the correct size but make sure you buy the Wade brand deflectors, they are the best, very thick plastic its unbreakable unlike the cheap ventshade or avs brands.
615732
I don't think they will fit most cars, they did not fit around my lazy boy chair, I used a bungee cord to bridge the space.
1909407
That's a good question. I am not 100% sure. I have a Honda pilot and its about 12 inches off the back glass when it's upright. But it allows you to lean it out if you need to get in the back. But if I had to guess I would recommend the extension.