Will it have double the affect if i put a double layer in my trunk?
1885657
I'm not sure if it will. But it's pretty thick already. I put in my trunk and can tell big difference with only one layer. As much as it cost I would nt waste it.
606830
I don't know what would happen in your car trunk? I'll tell you a story, though! I had a diving board at my pool (no longer have the pool), that was "tested" to 275 lbs! Worked fine, but after three years in the direct Texas sun, one day, I bounce, it splits!!! The moral,,,,,,the rollator would probably hold up for some period of time, but may, somewhere down the road, give up the ghost, as it were!!! Hope it helps!!!
274914
I have a double door van that weighs 6000 lbs and it lifts either end no problem. I would assume an extra 300 pounds gross wouldn't make a difference. That's probably only going to put a few extra pounds on the jack since you aren't actually lifting the entire 6300 lbs with the jack.
411541
It will,but you want more juice with the 4 gauge instead.. careful with bridging it with the 8 gauge it will melt it down, melt down means fire in your trunk after your positive and ground touches.. good luck my man.
799944
It depends upon your use. These are so inexpensive, if you want double protection as a back-up barrier, then buying two isn't an issue. I personally didn't buy these as a stop behind the wheels. Rather, I bought 5, and have used them to divide a double car garage. We share part of this double garage with transient renters in our building (we have vacation rentals within our four flat building). It has made a big difference in serving as a guide to keeping people in their portion of the garage, not impinging upon our section, and making it easy to get in and out.
340965
I think it will, it is expandible and I dont think the size of the trunk varies
719443
Yes, but ours have done a great job singly. They just slip right over so doubling will not be a problem.
1840174
Absolutely. There is a neat YouTube video that gives you an idea of how much space it uses. My husband loves his. It truly is easy to pick up any of the three parts to place in the trunk. It takes only a minute to take it apart and place in the trunk!
516315
Yes. Just be mindful that if your trunk doesn't have hooks you might have to drill screws into your panels.
681643
I know that this sub is designed to work in a small enclosure, so installing it in the rear deck may not be very efficient as the trunk has much more cubic volume than a small enclosure obviously does.
1261076
Yes, the velcro will be doubled over (hooks on fuzz) but you should be able to still get it all under the cables and then the weight of whatever's inside the bag won't affect the cables. The bike I use this on has the cables under the top tube and the are between the bag and the frame but I haven't had issue. On the seat tube I did what you will have to do, run the velcro between the cable and the frame. If you're adding/removing this daily I could see it being a hassle, if it's a one time deal I wouldn't worry too much about it. If the cable is in a tube/guide/sheath then I wouldn't even give it a second thought either way. Yes, the velcro will be doubled over (hooks on fuzz) but you should be able to still get it all under the cables and then the weight of whatever's inside the bag won't affect the cables. The bike I use this on has the cables under the top tube and the are between the bag and the frame but I haven't had issue. On the seat tube I did what you will have to do, run the velcro between the cable and the frame. If you're adding/removing this daily I could see it being a hassle, if it's a one time deal I wouldn't worry too much about it. If the cable is in a tube/guide/sheath then I wouldn't even... » Read More Yes, the velcro will be doubled over (hooks on fuzz) but you should be able to still get it all under the cables and then the weight of whatever's inside the bag won't affect the cables. The bike I use this on has the cables under the top tube and the are between the bag and the frame but I haven't had issue. On the seat tube I did what you will have to do, run the velcro between the cable and the frame. If you're adding/removing this daily I could see it being a hassle, if it's a one time deal I wouldn't worry too much about it. If the cable is in a tube/guide/sheath then I wouldn't even give it a second thought either way. « Show Less
1040818
Compress as much air as possible out of the zipper bag before putting in space bag. Shouldn't be a problem to double bag.
877520
Sorry I don't know, I had purchased this to add to an old trunk that I gave as a gift.
1082425
Sorry, I really cannot answer, too many thing can effect the area between the rack and the tire/back of the vehicle
1638979
Yes, but I think you should go for something a bit more rigid. This may be too flimsy if your going to be using it often. Mine just holds some things in the trunk that I rarely use.
1050426
Trunk was separate. Bout one of those as well. Whole didn't line up as well in trunk but still worked for me. I thought it was worth it.
171601
My double was about 4 x 2 x 2, but _quite_ heavy. It should fit into a medium sized car or hatchback, but be sure to have two fairly strong people to manage it.