150 cargo liners

[Kev7762 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Kev7762]

I use the cargo blind all the time, keeps them that wants my stuff's eyes off my stuff. Won't stop them busting in but most times out of sight out of mind.
I also rarely use the rear seats and don't have cargo drawers to store stuff.
Understand that if I needed to use the rear seats and had the blind fitted someone would be nursing it on their lap though fairly stupid design when it could easily be designed to store away

[keencdk Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close keencdk]

I use my carpetted ply false floor as my cargo area mat When I sell the Prade I will put back in the brand new condition 3rd row seats!!!

[CQ_Prado Member Find all posts View Profile Close CQ_Prado]

sandgrabba cargo mat.

[boomer Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close boomer]

Does anyone actually use the cargo blind?

I took mine out on day 2 and it's still out after 21 months.

Yes I use the blind. I have my tool box, drizabone and torch hard against the middle seat backs and the cargo blind attached to the middle seats but not rolled out. The rear most flap hangs down and in part it hides the articles I have stored there. Looks a lot neater that way.

[wooley Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close wooley]

Yes I use the blind. I have my tool box, drizabone and torch hard against the middle seat backs and the cargo blind attached to the middle seats but not rolled out. The rear most flap hangs down and in part it hides the articles I have stored there. Looks a lot neater that way.

All that says to me is that you need a bigger toolbox :P

[pradokit Find all posts View Profile Close pradokit]

I use my cargo blind all the time for security reasons. Potential thieves can't see whether there is any thing worthwhile in the cargo area or not. Of course it may have the reverse effect also of creating the impression that there may be something of value in the cargo area because I have a blind! I prefer to screen their view and let them wonder and perhaps go some where else for their goodies.

There is a small disadvantage when I want to fold the seats down, the blind is usually in the way, but it does tuck down behind the front seats reasonably well.

[boomer Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close boomer]

All that says to me is that you need a bigger toolbox :P

I have a huge toolbox. Believe me you wouldn't be able to lift it. I can barely lift it and I'm very very big and strong!!!!!

[Kjr85 Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Kjr85]

I have ordered a rubber liner with a decent sized lip on it from Ebay for the back of mine, will keep the dog hair etc contained (really all i can hope for, no stopping it!)

As for the cargo blind it came out as soon as the car got home and has been in the shed since, not a great design IMO and takes up space

Good Luck

Kev