Does anyone here travel with children in a Class A in Canada. We have two grandchildren one 7 and one 4 and both are still in booster seats in a vehicle. Where and how have you installed these in your Motorhome? Thanks

Burwoods wrote:Does anyone here travel with children in a Class A in Canada. We have two grandchildren one 7 and one 4 and both are still in booster seats in a vehicle. Where and how have you installed these in your Motorhome? ThanksDo they sell duct tape in Canada?:p

cKarlGo wrote:Burwoods wrote:Does anyone here travel with children in a Class A in Canada. We have two grandchildren one 7 and one 4 and both are still in booster seats in a vehicle. Where and how have you installed these in your Motorhome? ThanksDo they sell duct tape in Canada?:pFunny, and yes it may be an option.

There are usually four or more seated positions that have lap belts in the MH. You'd need to fasten them to those positions. In our MH there are two at the dinette, two on the couch, and one on the recliner.

sch911 wrote:There are usually four or more seated positions that have lap belts in the MH. You'd need to fasten them to those positions. In our MH there are two at the dinette, two on the couch, and one on the recliner.Yes we are thinking of the dinette, but I was thinking the boosters are suppose to be used with over the shoulder belts and well an RV does not come with those for the couch, dinette or the recliner. I guess we will figure it out..Grandkids think the Motorhome is theirs already..lol.

Burwoods wrote:sch911 wrote:There are usually four or more seated positions that have lap belts in the MH. You'd need to fasten them to those positions. In our MH there are two at the dinette, two on the couch, and one on the recliner.Yes we are thinking of the dinette, but I was thinking the boosters are suppose to be used with over the shoulder belts and well an RV does not come with those for the couch, dinette or the recliner. I guess we will figure it out..Grandkids think the Motorhome is theirs already..lol.If they are in boosters, then I would use the forward-facing dinette positions.

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sch911
Explorer
May 23, 2014
There are usually four or more seated positions that have lap belts in the MH. You'd need to fasten them to those positions. In our MH there are two at the dinette, two on the couch, and one on the recliner.
Burwoods
Explorer
May 23, 2014
cKarlGo wrote:
Burwoods wrote:
Does anyone here travel with children in a Class A in Canada. We have two grandchildren one 7 and one 4 and both are still in booster seats in a vehicle. Where and how have you installed these in your Motorhome?

Thanks

Do they sell duct tape in Canada?

:p

Funny, and yes it may be an option.
cKarlGo
Explorer
May 23, 2014
Burwoods wrote:
Does anyone here travel with children in a Class A in Canada. We have two grandchildren one 7 and one 4 and both are still in booster seats in a vehicle. Where and how have you installed these in your Motorhome?

Thanks

Do they sell duct tape in Canada?

:p

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