I think you must be referring to isofix with a leg prop on separate base.All I would say about an isofix base is contrary to all safety etc etc.... I quite often behind husbands back, smuggle my non- isofix, spare seat that the child minder uses into the Cali instead-...... It takes up less room, is a tobi maxi and very steady and secure, - but most valid- don't forget with an isofix it's not easy to move the bench seat backwards and forwards and you can't access the under bench drawer without removing - I am finding more of than not, that the isofix really rattles me in the Cali!
I think you must be referring to isofix with a leg prop on separate base.
For info, there is no problem moving the bench or opening the drawer if using a childseat with isofix and top tether instead.
In answer to the original question, Isofix points are still accessible with Brandrup seat covers and as they are panelled like the original seat, it makes it easier to line them up.
To be honest there's no easy option. The bottom line is that individual Isofix seats are only approved by the main manufacturers for cars on their own vehicle approval lists, which means that they have been tested in the particular vehicle.We have the maxi-cosh isofix with the leg prop, and whilst I can slide the seats ok, access to the drawer is a nightmare. Looks like we may need to buy two new seats for the little ones in the back! Baby is 4 weeks old, and her older brother is 3 1/2 years....and suggestions as to isofix seats that don't take stacks of space but allow access to drawer without issue?
Thanks Garry
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