Thread: Overhead cargo net - any recommendations?

Originally Posted by El Rey

Thanks very much Murray. Took a look at the link. It seems like anchor points need to be added to the body for this - is that right? Appreciate any feedback you can provide once you have it.

I'm interested to see just how it fits myself. It says it's to suit Defender, and doesn't mention any required mods, but we'll see when it gets here.

Cheers, Murray

Originally Posted by rijidij

Dolium have just introduced some roof nets and cargo barrier net to their range. Netting Solutions

I've just ordered a cargo barrier net for a customer, so I'll see what the quality is like when it arrives.

Cheers, Murray

Hi Murray,
When you get the cargo net can you detail how you've mounted it.I've looked at this and their roof net but don't fancy drilling holes to mount either.
Thanks .Martin

Originally Posted by El Rey

Looking for recommendations for an overhead cargo net for the 110.
- Elastic and hooks, or ratchet tightening?
- Taut. Doesn't start sagging over time.
- Durable. Can take decent weight.

Looking at the Mudstuff one but its showing as out of stock on their website.
MUD Multinet Cargo Net

Cheers

I have that one in the roof of my 110 it's great. it wont be long before they are back in stock.

Originally Posted by rijidij

Dolium have just introduced some roof nets and cargo barrier net to their range. Netting Solutions

I've just ordered a cargo barrier net for a customer, so I'll see what the quality is like when it arrives.

Cheers, Murray

I've got the tapered cargo net in my 2 door hard top, it is good quality and fits well. I used rivnuts in the roof.

Originally Posted by Marty90

Hi Murray,
When you get the cargo net can you detail how you've mounted it.I've looked at this and their roof net but don't fancy drilling holes to mount either.
Thanks .Martin

No worries, I will report back here once we've had a look at it.

Cheers, Murray

Originally Posted by Ashleylipus

Not sure if you watch 4wd action or not but when jamie from jts was in thr dvd's he had a cargo net above the rear seats in his 130. From memory it was made of a narrow type of seatbelt material. Woven in and out of itself like a grid and attached somehow. I have always wanted one but never been able to find it

I have one of those and it's a 'Boab' brand. I got it from opposite lock.

Ditto. Mine's a Boab, and after having it sit unused while I contemplated whether or not to drill mounts for it I finally decided to just make it work with what I had. Here's a couple of photos of the set up using IKEA hooks, cable ties, and tie down straps. It holds most of our soft items such as clothing, sleeping bags, pillows, self-inflating mattresses, etc. without noticeable sagging.

It should be fairly easy to make something up yourself. I plan on making a small one up for our 130 just using some lightweight mesh I have on hand. Ours will probably be used to hold the kids soft toys, hats, jumpers etc.