Description

No more carrying car seats on our waiheke ferries anymore, hire our car seats we have plenty. We will make that journey over a lot less stressful.

This new TravelSafe i-Size Car Seat by Edinburgh is perfect for your little one.

Suitable rearward facing from 40cm to 105cm and then Forward facing from 100cm to 135cm. The adjustable headrest and padded insert ensures for a comfortable ride.

Features:

ECE R129 Standard
From birth to approx. 4 years (this standard is based on height of child)
Rearward facing from 40cm to 105cm
Forward facing from 100cm to 135cm
Adjustable headrest to 13 positions
Padded seat insert
kids seat, toddler seat, Baby seat

Install and Safety

We only hire car seats that are approved for use in New Zealand.

We only hire car seats that are valid to be used and free from damage or rips.

We do not provide installation instructions or install for you.

Instructions can be found on the seat or seek professional advice.

We take no liability for incorrectly installed seats.

(Explanation as to why and full description)

Yes, you can be held liable for incorrect car seat installations if they cause damage, as you have a legal obligation to provide services with “reasonable care and skill” under consumer protection laws. Providing incorrect installation advice, especially if it leads to an unsafe install, could be seen as not meeting this standard, making you liable for any damages or injuries that result.

Responsibilities when providing advice or services

Act with reasonable care and skill: Any advice you give or work you do must be at the standard of a competent person in that field.
Ensure the service is fit for purpose: You must make sure the car seat is installed correctly for its intended purpose (child safety).
Be responsible for the outcome: If a customer follows your advice and the installation is incorrect and causes damage, you could be held responsible for those damages and any other losses.

How to protect yourself (Our Business)

Do not give installation advice: A safer option is to decline giving installation advice and only offer to rent the car seat itself. (What We DO!)
Ensure the customer accepts responsibility: If you do give advice, it is crucial to get a written acknowledgment from the customer that they are responsible for the installation and that you are not liable for any issues that may arise from it.
Stay informed: Keep up-to-date with the latest car seat installation standards and best practices to provide accurate and safe information.