Description
Kurgo Heather Car Hammock – Grey/Blue
The Kurgo Heather Car Hammock delivers all the practical advantages of the original Wander Hammock, but with the style of a durable, beautiful heathered fabric: two different thread colours interwoven to create a subtle flecked pattern.
Designed to hang between the front and back seat, it provides a barrier between your clean upholstery and your dog’s dirty paws and scratchy nails.
It’s also great for safety purposes, blocking your dog’s access to the front seat. It provides a comfortable area for dogs who need extra support, or easily fall into the footwell during short stops.
The centre zipper can be opened, and one side folded down to allow for human passengers to share the back seat with your pup. You can use it as a hammock or simply remove the front attachments to create a full seat cover.
Openings allow for easy access to seat belts, pet restraints, and child car seat latches; plastic seat anchors help secure the cover to the base of the seat.
The convenient design easily and securely installs with six attachment points, and the waterproof and machine washable material is a breeze to keep clean.
Product Features:
- Waterproof and stain resistant
- Stylish hammock seat cover protects your upholstery and blocks your dog’s access to the front seat
- Durable, heavy stitched seams reinforce overall strength
- Centre zipper to accommodate a passenger
- Hook and loop opening to access seat belt and child car seat latch access
- Easily installs and stays in place with six attachment points
- Kurgo Bench Beans anchor cover in place
- Under seat paracord to further secure
- Can be used as a dog hammock, or remove the front attachments to create a bench seat cover
- Waterproof and machine washable design is super easy to clean
Dimensions:
140cm W x 142cm L (55″ wide x 56″ long)
Please measure the width of the seating area of your bench seat (from left to right) to know whether the cover will fit
Video shows the Wander Hammock, however installation is the same for the Heather Hammock.