The Renault Megane MkII ran from 2002 to 2009 across hatchback, estate, coupé, and cabriolet body styles. All of them shared the same floor mounting positions. Recaro developed sub-frame 869216 for this generation.
The MkII Megane sat noticeably lower than its predecessor, which was one of the design talking points when it launched. The Recaro direct-fit frame replicates the intended seat height rather than adding stack height the way a universal side mount typically does. In a car where the low seating position is part of what you bought, that difference is noticeable.
The RS variants and the standard hatchback used the same floor structure, so 869216 covers the full MkII Megane range.
One frame per seat, one side. For a pair, add this listing twice and select driver and passenger separately. Tell us which Recaro model you’re pairing with it at checkout. We’ll confirm the combination works before anything goes out.
Recaro sub-frames are Recaro-specific. Side-mount seats need adaption bars to work with a base-mount frame. Base-mount reclining sport seats and base-mount buckets fit directly.
The product image is a generic illustration. The actual frame for the Megane MkII may be a runner assembly or a set of adaption bars, depending on what the floor structure requires.
