Cargo net for the Multivan- anyone have one?

[Slam01]

Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has purchased a cargo net for the Multivan and whether you think it works well? We do a fairly big groceries shop and it is a bit of a challenge opening up the rear door without the bags etc falling out!! Or are there any other suggestions re this problem?

[thevwbug]

Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has purchased a cargo net for the Multivan and whether you think it works well? We do a fairly big groceries shop and it is a bit of a challenge opening up the rear door without the bags etc falling out!! Or are there any other suggestions re this problem?

hi slam,

i used one of these in a old 4wd
https://www.whitworths.com.au/main_itemdetail.asp?cat=153&item=54502&intAbsolutePage=1&LinkedItem=54510&search123=net

thebug

[Cousin]

Ah, Whitworths:yay:

I'm not a boaty, but I love going through that place

All sorts of great stuff:thumb:



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[Sunny43.5]

Hey Slam01 about two years ago the company I buy my sunroofs from were showing us some new RV products that were going to be released here in Austalia , one of them was a cargo restraining device that was fully adjustable to suit the load placed on the floor , it consisted of two parallell tracks that had adjustable cross bars and separate sections to keep individual items in place here is a link to the item KIPP - CARGO & SAFETY SYSTEMS (http://www.kipp-ccs.com/english/befestigungstechnik.htm) You could also contact Webasto in Sydney and ask if they have them available . Howard

[MultiplexMan]

When I had the rear bench I used milk crates and a cargo net. Groceries in the crates, and the cargo net to secure the load to the floor. The crates are a lot stronger when carrying canned goods and bottles over any distance.

Cargo nets are great. I use them all the time in light prop aircraft. They will help stop a load moving providing the net is anchored and the load is not too heavy. Groceries should be no problem.