Thread: Cargo Barrier for the D3

Originally Posted by Pat

Ashes
Two bars from the barrier to the rear of the roof crosmember & bolted there. No interference with the air bags. No holes through trim/lining either.

My Hayman Reece / Land Rover barrier requires two holes cut into one trim panel for the upper two mountings. Nothing major, and barely noticeable unless you look up. Other designs may be different.

Simon's barrier is easy to instal behind the second row but don't break the plastic trim-holding plugs in the ceiling. They are very expensive for what they are.
I have been using it behind the second row of seats. Let us know how you go if you instal it behind ther front row.

Any tips for removing the trim without breaking the clips?

Gently does it to let the plastic ease out..

Once the 4x4 int barrier is fitted how long would it take you to remove and replace it?

Cheers, Steve

10 minutes at most. Put the barrier in through the side door with the seats down.

Great. Do you have any pics of it installed?

Cheers, Steve

When I have it in it is held with turnbuckles at the bottom as I also have Boab drawers. Difficult to photo and probably not helpful. Instructions are easy to follow though.