How does this fasten in the cargo area of an SUV?
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My Ford Explorer has anchors just inside the lift door. There are two but on each side of the area and another set about 2 feet in front of these by the wheel wells. Since they are so far apart you would have to connect both the harness straps to one anchor and that is the only thing that would keep the dog from flying about. Do you mean where are the child car seat anchors? Those are between the back seat seat and back rest. Just slide your hand between these and they are right there. These are spaced so that one strap connects to each. Then use the seat beat to slide between the harness straps across his back. The seat back prevents flipping forward and the harness straps keeps him from flying up in the air. Back to the cargo area, just open your SUV and they are right there, easy to see.
422668
For a while there I was using bungee cords and it was annoying. I ended up getting brackets for like a door and bent them to fit around the sub and drilled them into my cargo liner.
444422
It is elastic, so it stretches when you pull it across the cargo area. In use, it's wider, as seen in the product picture. I think these must be its packaged dimensions.
1285273
Im assuming you mean Parallel down the center of the cargo area. If so, I was going to attempt that very Idea (With two of them, one down the middle and one to keep them out of the front. The design does not seem to restrict that sort of functionality
2093169
The cargo net comes with parts to place four new attachments. Two on each side, top and bottom. Holes need to be drilled and threaded inserts need to be crimped into position in those holes with a special thread insert tool. To accomplish this most of the interior of the trunk is removed and then replaced with appropriate holes placed into the interior parts. Then the anchors for the cargo net can be screwed into these inserts. It's not difficult but if you have never done anything like this before, have the dealer or a mechanic install the net. So, no the net will not work hung off those hooks. It's not stable and will not open properly. The cargo net comes with parts to place four new attachments. Two on each side, top and bottom. Holes need to be drilled and threaded inserts need to be crimped into position in those holes with a special thread insert tool. To accomplish this most of the interior of the trunk is removed and then replaced with appropriate holes placed into the interior parts. Then the anchors for the cargo net can be screwed into these inserts. It's not difficult but if you have never done anything like this before, have the dealer or a mechanic install the net. So, no the net will not work hung off those... » Read More The cargo net comes with parts to place four new attachments. Two on each side, top and bottom. Holes need to be drilled and threaded inserts need to be crimped into position in those holes with a special thread insert tool. To accomplish this most of the interior of the trunk is removed and then replaced with appropriate holes placed into the interior parts. Then the anchors for the cargo net can be screwed into these inserts. It's not difficult but if you have never done anything like this before, have the dealer or a mechanic install the net. So, no the net will not work hung off those hooks. It's not stable and will not open properly. « Show Less
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I have an SUV and have no problems at all. It folds up without touching the vehicle.
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Sorry for the late response. I actually bought it for my Nissan Maxima, and I had to slightly modify it to install it in my trunk. If it's anything like how it is installed in my car, it does NOT stick out and it is somewhat well hidden. It hangs about 2-3 inches down from the top of the trunk, so it does not obstruct any type of luggage or suitcase. Unless the baggage would reach really close to the top of the trunk?
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I think so it has detachable zippered portion in the middle. Its standard for suvs.
211158
The 6 straps are connected only on the top. Each has a buckle that allows the strap to looped around something and pull tight (like rails like on cargo carrier, or fasteners/hooks on the bed of a truck). As long as you're strapping to something beside or lower than the bag, you can cinch it down very tight.
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It's a pretty tight fit on its own, but there's a tether on one end that tucks into your trunk space--holding it in place. My cover also came with a lock and cord to hold everything in place.
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It has a sort of web of straps. It attached to our Jeep which only has the side rails. You can switch the straps up to fit where they need, but I would recommend looking for a different product. The zipper on this broke as soon as we tried to open it.
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The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but... » Read More The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. « Show Less
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There are fixed mounting points on the SUV itself, so the bars can only be attached there. Don't know if that means your existing cargo box is unusable however.
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The organizer is fitted and not very thick. What it is designed to do is better organize the space.*Specifically designed to organize and help hold cargo in place, including the Genuine Toyota First Aid Kit while the vehicle is in motion*Fits directly into the Prius subfloor cargo storage area *Quick, simple installation
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Velcro. You attach one piece to the car and one on the cover. Works fine but you might want to eventually upgrade to heavy duty Velcro strips. Great cargo cover overall. Versatile!
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I really doubt that. The shade is design more for appearance and security. Besides, the shade simply inserts into four notches in the rear panels, if you should hit it hard enough when loading an item in the cargo area, it dislodges. If your concerned about cargo movement, better invest in a cargo net or tie downs.
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It latches to the top of the car doors. Yes, I've been putting a cargo carrier on top without trouble