Cargo barrier - again

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

I am looking at cargo barriers for Kakadu. Milford seems to be the most solid option, but it is looking sort of ugly and is going to turn my beautiful yuppy wannabe 4x4 into a tradie's ute! Has anybody had experience with this barrier on eBay - It's certainly not as solid as the Milford's, but seems to be good enough to keep the cargo from flying around.

[Joe Lighty Member Find all posts View Profile Close Joe Lighty]

I think this is the barrier produced by Tin (a member on Pradopoint) - I can highly recommend it!
Looks smart, does a great job - Tin has a note on the barrier stating it DOESN'T meet Australian Standards, but I can assure you, it's perfect for loading light bags against, or for keeping the dog in the back.
Get one!

[SimpleSi Member Find all posts View Profile Close SimpleSi]

I love Tins "Pet barrier" does the job.

[Bobcrusader Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bobcrusader]

That's the Kaon one (might be the same as Tin's). i have one and it is perfect for what I need - putting light items on top of the drawers. Easy to install with no permanent change, holes or damage. it just uses the headrests and rear grab handles. Has multiple positions to allow the back seat to move forward or back.

[Ian Reid Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Reid]

Yep great piece of kit. Lets me use the fold down middle section of the VX seat

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[rags Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close rags]

That's the Kaon one (might be the same as Tin's). i have one and it is perfect for what I need - putting light items on top of the drawers. Easy to install with no permanent change, holes or damage. it just uses the headrests and rear grab handles. Has multiple positions to allow the back seat to move forward or back.

Pretty sure Kaon and Tin are the same entities,
http://www.kaon.com.au

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

That's the Kaon one (might be the same as Tin's). i have one and it is perfect for what I need - putting light items on top of the drawers. Easy to install with no permanent change, holes or damage. it just uses the headrests and rear grab handles. Has multiple positions to allow the back seat to move forward or back.

Does that mean you can't use it if the headrests aren't fitted? We took ours out because we only ever have kids in the back who aren't tall enough to need the headrests

[craigm Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close craigm]

Tins barrier requires the headrest posts to secure the barrier.


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

I pulled the trigger. Will give the update when it arrives.

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

I am waiting on one to arrive too
I like the way at a pinch the centre seat section can be folded down for long items

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

Pretty sure Kaon and Tin are the same entities,
http://www.kaon.com.au

Yeah mate the one and the same,his accessories are a top bit of kit aswell too.

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

Tin's cargo barrier.

Great piece of kit. Had to laugh though when my skinny comfort seeking whippet squeezed through the side gap and onto the back seat!