How about plastic grocery bags? Would this net hold the bags FIRMLY in place so nothing would fall out? Thanks.
777509
It is not design to hold something on your rear bench. It seems to me use as a separation boundary instead of rear gate.
777510
Yes...I put the net near the tailgate end - load the grocery bags over the tailgate....the net cradles them in nicely.
777511
I don't care for plastic bags..I mainly use mine for camping, fishing..I have put paper grocery bags in the net and holds good..
777512
Yes, it hold the grocery bags very well. My canned goods don't go rolling all over the place and my six packs don't tip over, either. If you arrange the bags properly, you also shouldn't need to worry about your produce getting squashed by bags of other things.
142760
I do not believe this net would be strong enough for that application. I used it to hang stuffed animals from the ceiling and I think that is the limitation of its use. I hope that helps.
2235236
Yes, though the sides might collapse slightly. It is easy to drop in those bags of groceries.
1534928
There's actually a mesh net in front that you can zip shut. I have 2 small dogs and was strong enough to hold them in.
912585
Thanks for your reply. I mounted it on my Topeak rack, off-center towards the back like others have recommended, and they work great! Someone suggested a bungee cord so items don't fall out of the bag...I found that the insulated zip-top grocery bags that most stores sell now work just fine -- they fit the rack and since the top closes you don't have to worry about things falling out. These baskets are perfect for quick trips to the grocery store, library, etc. Good choice for people trying to reduce their carbon footprint! :-)
556840
Not really. They have a little support in the bottom and there is a little loop on the top of the bag so the person bagging your groceries can hook it on their plastic grocery bag frame. That's what they usually do. I still use and like these bags after about a year and a half. I have washed them several times and they are as good as new. I replaced the support in the bottom but I really think they were a great value for the money. Hope this helps!
1453202
Honestly, I don't really know because we have not tried it. However, the refills are kind of one long bag and when you put the refill in, you pull the bag thru and cut it off at the bottom (cutter is on inside door and part of the unit) and tie it off on the bottom. The way the unit is designed I am not sure it could hold plastic garbage bags in place when you drop in the dirty diaper.
14636
I do not know if a regular plastic grocery bag would work or not. It would have to fit correctly and not bind anywhere.
419405
Yes, reasonbaly so. Regardless, grocery bags will move around when driving. I use the mat in my SUV and a have a box in which I can place my grocery bags so that they don't move around. I like the mat and consider it very good value for the money.
548821
I think so. I used 2 of them to hold a baby comforter on the wall..it's still hanging there more than a year later and it's probably heavier than netting
2008596
The net comes with hooks that attach to the D rings at the bottom of your compartment, and also neatly hook into two screw-in hooks that attach to the upper portion (also included). all you need is a screwdriver. it works very well for groceries, etc.
2093171
I tried to install rivets according to instruction and was 50% successful. After that I attached net to the hooks and it holds together all groceries with no problems.
1533808
I haven't actually mounted mine yet but sitting on the ground looking into the bag it appears that a brown grocery bag would fit easily. The height is close. Meaning since you have to roll the bag closed it would probably squish the contents at the top of a brown grocery bag. Hope this helps
50162
The plastic is a bit thicker than the bags in a dispenser. So...maybe yes, maybe no. I guess it would depend on the type of dispenser you use.
1264323
It is a pretty sturdy net, so I am sure it would. My daughter has a lot of stuffed animals on it and some are pretty big. I would make sure it is anchored to studs as opposed to using the plastic anchors.
378839
Even if it's the same item, the sizes are not the same. Make sure you measure. It's elastic and with stretches but you would be able to use it to hold items as a double net.
606553
It would be easy to secure a plastic bag inside of it. I don't know what size because I just use it for dog food.