some reviews say it does NOT slide around in back of suv, some say it does. I have an '09 ford escape with a plastic cargo liner in back. Is this going to slide around on me or not? This is very important to me. I had a plastic milk crate for storage...
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Probably, The bottom of the unit is a rug type of fabric. I works very well on a carpeted floor like in my car but I don't see it holding on a plastic floor unless you put some rubbery covering on it.
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We have two of the subaru cargo organizers in the back of our outback. The bottom of the organizers have these two locations with teeth for the trunks with the carpet in the bottom to prevent them from sliding around. Subaru advertises that the rubber tray option is made of an anti-slip surface and that it prevents things from sliding around in your trunk. Our organizers have never slid around in the back so the anti-slip surface on the rubber tray works very well. We have other things in the trunk and absolutely none of them slide around when driving. The organizers are extremely heavy duty and we were so impressed with them we bought another one. We have two of the subaru cargo organizers in the back of our outback. The bottom of the organizers have these two locations with teeth for the trunks with the carpet in the bottom to prevent them from sliding around. Subaru advertises that the rubber tray option is made of an anti-slip surface and that it prevents things from sliding around in your trunk. Our organizers have never slid around in the back so the anti-slip surface on the rubber tray works very well. We have other things in the trunk and absolutely none of them slide around when driving. The organizers are extremely heavy... » Read More We have two of the subaru cargo organizers in the back of our outback. The bottom of the organizers have these two locations with teeth for the trunks with the carpet in the bottom to prevent them from sliding around. Subaru advertises that the rubber tray option is made of an anti-slip surface and that it prevents things from sliding around in your trunk. Our organizers have never slid around in the back so the anti-slip surface on the rubber tray works very well. We have other things in the trunk and absolutely none of them slide around when driving. The organizers are extremely heavy duty and we were so impressed with them we bought another one. « Show Less
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I use it in the back of my Ford Edge SUV, and it doesn't slide around unless it's empty. It's been back there for months and never tipped or slid despite my husband's aggressive driving!
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No it does not attach, you can slide things pretty easy. I'm on 1 year now with mine and I love it!!! Also I picked it up to clean under it and I don't have any scratches, which I was worried about sine my truck was brand new. I've moved loads of pallets, washer, dryer, and a huge tv stand with no problems. Smaller things don't slide around when just sitting on it also. Hope that helps you. WELL WORTH THE $$$
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I have a 60# boxer and he doesn't slide around but it may be due to his weight. I also had a little beagle that rode on it, but I put a blanket under her because she was old. I don't think that the blanket slid around on it. I do love it though. It is way better than any of the other covers I had in the past.
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I know what you are talking about, my Otter case had that problem. With this one I don't have that problem, I think is because it doesn't have the sticky formula like other cases do in order for them not to slide in the dashboard of the car.
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In my car I just tuck the hook under the seat as best as I can. What I found is that the hook will catch very slightly to stop the cover from being completely removed from the seat when my larger dog moves around. In my husband's truck, there are actual anchors installed on the seats (which I assume are there to secure cargo) so we use those to keep the cover in place when we are in his truck. I have found between the seat headrest straps and the elastic straps, the cover stays in place very well without the need for additional anchoring although it is nice to have the additional ability to secure the cover in the truck.
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We have a Ford Flex and have never had a problem with it dragging. We went on vacation and had to back up a steep hill and had no dragging problems. We use two locking straps to secure the basket from any movement while driving.
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I drive a Honda CRV and it does not shift, I think mainly because of the weight. I also have stuff in there, that's why I got it in the first place :) Beside this one, I also have a foldable trunk organizer, by CoolKarStuff, which is also very well built and high quality, just like this one but collapsible, which comes in handy. I fold it out when I need more storage space or when I buy grocery and put the reusable grocery bags in there. That one has an anti-skid bottom (Velcro strip).
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I don't know what keeps it in place, but it stays put. I have a heavy vinyl liner in the cargo area but don't think that keeps it from moving. The bottom on it is textured.
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It definitely grips better than a plastic case or the battery cover, but not as much of the rubber is exposed as probably should be. It won't stay in place on your dashboard while you go around moderate curves. Hopefully that gives you an idea. Some of the other variants of this case work a little better.
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HI--I checked my dog's crate--there is a larger grid on the bottom--no problem yet with pan sliding. I bought her the mat for it, too, which she loves. It's about 2 in thick, foam covered with a nice fuzzy material, paid about 26 bucks for it My dog weighs 35 lb. She can turn around in it--you know how they do before they lay down. If I were you I would get the next larger size for your dog. I think my gal feels more secure in her crate. Awaiting some T-storms to see if she will go in it then.
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Barely. With usual stop and go traffic mine stays exactly where I left it. It only moves if I suddenly stop short. I think as long as you have something with a little weight in it it is less likely to slide. I have spare flashlight, spare gloves, blanket and cleaning wipes in mine...not that much weight to those things. Oh, how could I forget...holds groceries upright too, even if I turn a corner a "little" too quickly!
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Yes, I think it would work very nice in the back seat. Mine do not slide at all on my plastic floor mat.
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I also have a heavy vinyl cargo liner in the trunk of my car, but like the previous post, not sure if it is that or the textured bottom that holds it in place. In any case, I'm pleased with the purchase and haven't had any issues with it sliding around.
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The crate is pretty heavy and sturdy. If the dog is in it, I don't think the crate will roll over in your car. However, to avoid any accidents, I would always make sure to secure the crate as good as possible. Even if our dog is in the back of the car without a crate, we make sure we have her buckled up. It's just safer for everyone. Good luck!
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This cover does not lock. You pull it out like a window shade and slides into slots on both sides. There is about a 2 inch gap between the back seats and where the cover starts - apparently some back seats recline requiring this space so there is limited visibility in that 2 inch space unless you cover the front edge of your cargo or modify the cover. My mechanic said most are designed like that due to the reclining seats. This is a deterrent, not secure if someone gains entry to the vehicle.