turbochild

Got a transit as a daily that I do odd jobs in and it costs nothing as it pays for it self but I have a problem of been one seat short so was thinking of putting rear seats in ideally I'd want them to be quick release but my question is would this be a headache is it hard to get them in would I need to inform dvla and I'm guessing I'd need to tell my insurance company anyone done this or have any advice as to what is need to do to get them in safely as at the end of the day it's kids that will be using them cheers in advance

S3an

I have a transporter and ive just fitted rear seats into it,(4) i have fitted quick relese seats, takes about 5 secs to remove each seat. I have put the seats onto a railing system supplied by a company called buildavan in Burnley. When the seats are removed the flooring goes back totally flush with plastic strips that cover the rails. I purchased seats that are children friendly with height adjustable belts so they dont choke children. they also have inertia built in belts so no hacking into van to mount the belts. I got insurance certificates to show the railing system and seats are all crash tested. you need to notify your insurance about this. Also did you know if you fit a window it can be classed as a window van and this increases your speed limit from 60mph till 70mph. Also i can go to my local tip to take rubbish away as its not classed as a panel van. The seats were £140+vat each and the rails were extra.