The Bracketeer Car Fire Extinguisher Bracket | Universal Design Fits Most Vehicles

Excellent quality bracket, but will not fit into BMW i3 as the carpet is higher than the bracket when fitted at a higher point with the grub screwsI tried to fit this and wanted it to work but I would have to make holes in the carpet for the screw ends to go fully downAlso the extinguisher mounting bars are not long enough to reach the end of the carpet slopeOther cars may be OK but BMW i3 is not unfortunately

Had looked at this for a while and couldn't figure out how it adjusted or if it would fit my car (2013 Beetle TDI Sport). Ordered it anyway and it was very easy to fit, it's a really clever design and seems very sturdy (am using a 2lb dry powder extinguisher with it).

Very good product.Exact fitting in Ford Fiesta ST 2018The only con is that it needs nuts onto screws to fasten betterThe nuts not included

The bracket can be mounted in a number of different ways and the best feature is the ability to fine tune how the position of the middle rail can be fixed.The kit comes with all fittings you'd need including screws for the extinguisher bracket. Due to my seat rail, the forward and backwards lever can no longer be adjusted but I set the seat in the optimum driving position before I installed this.The seats are Bride Low Max Strada IIs. If they fit under these they will fit almost any car.

Very good quality and easy to mount on the seat rail mechanism. The fire extinguisher doesn't move or shake at all when driving.

The sport seat of my E39 BMW isn't the biggest or widest ever but this bracket was on the absolute limit of its width to fit onto the inside edges of the seat rails. It wasn't wide enough by a long way to be able to fit underneath the seat bolts themselves as suggested on some of the images advertised. And once fitted the 2 support brackets that you attach the fire extinguisher to were either fouling the mat below or too high to enable the extinguisher to fit underneath the seat leg extension. With some playing around I discovered I was able to use the two smaller arms that the extinguisher attaches to and attach them directly onto the front lower part of my seat. The extinguisher was then able to fit discretely and very securely underneath the seat extender. This also enabled me to be able to move the seat forward, backwards and even remove the seat for jobs without having to remove the extinguisher bracket. Now the official E39 bracket isn't available using this bracket in the way I have has enabled it to function exactly as the original BMW one and not like the bracket manufacturers intended. I'm sure a couple of small pieces of steel cut to size with a couple of holes in would be more than adequate. I will post pictures of how the bracket now attaches to my seat for anyone on forums directed to this bracket which is how I came across it myself.

not cheap but its the best out there

Flimsy and poorly designed product. I reckon this thing would shake itself to bits had it actually been able to clamp on to the Nissan Navara NP300 passenger side seat. Not a very elegant solution for the price either, very disappointed.