Does the bottom of the cargo net need to be attached to something?
1006055
yes it does, i had to redon mine after about a week to something extremely stable.
1006056
Yes. The net I received must be attached to a base and staked to the ground. All the hardware is included except for the lumber.
1006057
I really think it does. Having it unattached would make the ladder much more difficult and dangerous to climb. Falling off of it would likely be easier too since the bottom would be allowed to swing freely if it were unattached. I just attached mine to a 2X4 with holes drilled to feed the rope ends through. Then I attached the 2X4 to stakes pounded into the ground about a foot out from the top of the ladder like in the display picture. I use it all the time so I know it can handle an adults weight.
1006058
Yes, a 2x4 was used to attach to bottom of net and attached to our equipment, or it could be staked to ground.
1994468
If the gravel is deep (2-4 inches) then, no. If it is just one layer on solid ground then, yes.Depends on how heavy your boxes are and if you're going uphill etc. it could stay on without tying them. But if it is of value, then I would tie it down. You need to use common sense especially when safety and value are issues.
1868554
Yes it can. The bottom portion of the net is anchored to a piece of lumber you furnish. You could cut the bottom end of the cargo net to the length you need and then attach the lose ends to the board.
1340254
I have a cargo liner and don't strap mine down. It stays very well. There are places in my 2014 Escape to hook the straps to, but I don"t use them.
626323
The net over the top fastens forward, aft and on both sides. I bought an additional rack to set on the bars so this was not sitting directly on the roof.
2114732
My net came with a clip-hook on each bottom corner and just a loop on each top corner. The two loops (top) are placed around the existing notched knobs already built into the cargo area of the car. The metal hooks on the bottom corner attach to the "D" rings also already part of the design of the car. The hooks have a piece of thin metal which is pushed back with the thumb to attach to the ring and keeps the hook from slipping off. If the bottom metal hooks are absent for some reason you could most likely purchase a similar item at an ACE hardware or the like. There is a plastic tag attached to the edge of the net marked "TOYOTA" also. If this is missing you may have gotten a knock-off item. Hope this helps. My net came with a clip-hook on each bottom corner and just a loop on each top corner. The two loops (top) are placed around the existing notched knobs already built into the cargo area of the car. The metal hooks on the bottom corner attach to the "D" rings also already part of the design of the car. The hooks have a piece of thin metal which is pushed back with the thumb to attach to the ring and keeps the hook from slipping off. If the bottom metal hooks are absent for some reason you could most likely purchase a similar item at an ACE hardware or the like. There is a plastic... » Read More My net came with a clip-hook on each bottom corner and just a loop on each top corner. The two loops (top) are placed around the existing notched knobs already built into the cargo area of the car. The metal hooks on the bottom corner attach to the "D" rings also already part of the design of the car. The hooks have a piece of thin metal which is pushed back with the thumb to attach to the ring and keeps the hook from slipping off. If the bottom metal hooks are absent for some reason you could most likely purchase a similar item at an ACE hardware or the like. There is a plastic tag attached to the edge of the net marked "TOYOTA" also. If this is missing you may have gotten a knock-off item. Hope this helps. « Show Less
728527
My RAV4 Limited does not have the hook for the top left loop. I use this net as a flat net attached to the two lower loops then just put in things that I would like to keep from rolling around in the back, it is not perfect like this but it does work.
1145397
No but it's not necessary. The net around the stroller zips tight to keep the pet in. Great product! Bought it for my mother and her Yorkie Poo. They both LOVE IT!
459259
No assembly required for the cargo net and dowels. The rope goes around the dowels for support and through the dowels so they dont slip out. The only thing you will have to do is secure the rope to the boards it will hang from using the directions.
2233800
If you asking if the cargo net is strong enough to keep the heavy battery starter from moving around, then yes, the cargo net is built well enough to hold it in place. As far as how tightly the cargo net fits, that depends on how where your existing floor cargo mounts are, or how you install the supplied mounts. Obviously, the further apart the mounts are, the tighter the net will be stretched.
1036465
There are 3 different types of cargo nets for the Subaru Outback. There is one that goes against the rear seat. There is another that goes on the sides. Finally there is one that mounts nearest to the rear hatch.
1936051
RAV4 2013 limited doesn't use cargo net because it has no hook on left top side
1495467
I don't think so. I don't usually need one but the Pyramid Bungee Net is perfect when I need one. It is listed under "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought"; also see BUNGEE CORD SUNLT CARGO NET-BKJim
1871814
No it is not designed to be anchored down, but you could probably come up with something pretty easy.ThanksFlymotorsports
2171111
No it does not, however, it does make it a little inconvenient loading the cargo area.
2270188
The "hooks" are circular discs that you fit the ends of the cargo net over.
730334
yes, I put a 3/8" rebar rod through the bottom rod. Then glued the end plugs. Finally, a really flexible bungee cord connected to the tie down. The weight and flexibility has saved me from the occasional gust of wind.