ONE BOARD.
MANY PUSHCHAIRS.
Find your fit.
Keep going together.
BuggyBoard is designed to fit most pushchairs. Start with the chassis, attachment points and space you have.
Can't find your model? That doesn't mean it won't fit.
Frame design, connector position and everyday clearance matter too. Our fitting examples help you see what to look for.
START HERE
Three ways to find fitting help
Use a known example, check your chassis or ask for help with the details.
Work through the essentials
A short guided checklist for attachment points, brakes and comfortable space.
Start the fitting check02 / EXPLORE REAL EXAMPLESSee how it has been fitted
Browse the existing model photographs, connector positions and restrictions.
Browse fitting examples03 / STILL UNSURE?Get the right help
Prepare your model and configuration details for Lascal or your retailer.
Prepare a support requestTHE FITTING ESSENTIALS
Look beyond the model name
A suitable place to attach
Look at the rear chassis for accessible frame tubes. Compare the connector position in the examples and check the instructions for your board. Avoid obstructing cables, hinges or moving parts.
Room for the board
Compare the space behind the pushchair with the board and its adjustable arms. The width quoted for a board is only one check; it does not confirm a complete fitting.
A brake you can still use
Check that the board, arms and connectors leave the parking brake accessible and able to operate normally. Check for contact with the rear wheels.
Space for both of you
Your child needs comfortable standing space and suitable handholds. Check room beneath the handle and behind the seat, and space for your own stride while pushing.
Your everyday configuration
Seat direction, recline, carrycot, handle position and folding can change the fitting. Check the combination you intend to use. A stand-on example does not automatically approve Saddle use.
EXAMPLES ARE A STARTING POINT
Same chassis idea.
Different pushchair.
A similar frame can help you recognise possible connector positions. Compare it carefully with your own pushchair, including the seat, brake and handle.
A similar example offers guidance. It does not establish a new model-specific fitting.
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