Door cargo net installed

[Geppetto]

It seems I never have enough room for passenger water and coffee; and my water, thermos and coffee. And when I place one of those in door compartment it ends up falling out. I found this stretchable cargo net on amazon. It comes as set, 2 sizes 10 x 18 and 10 x 22. I used the smaller one and with provided screws attached to door. It is also a pocket that could store other items. This should keep bottles from falling out when closing door or taking corners on two wheels!

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[gzmn5m]

Good idea. I'm considering doing the same thing now. Thanks for sharing!!

 

[White Thunder]

It seems I never have enough room for passenger water and coffee; and my water, thermos and coffee. And when I place one of those in door compartment it ends up falling out. I found this stretchable cargo net on amazon. It comes as set, 2 sizes 10 x 18 and 10 x 22. I used the smaller one and with provided screws attached to door. It is also a pocket that could store other items. This should keep bottles from falling out when closing door or taking corners on two wheels!

So did you have to drill? Did you remove the door panel?

 

[Geppetto]

So did you have to drill? Did you remove the door panel?

I did not have to do either. Net comes with 4 self tapping screws. Went right into the plastic door panel.

 

[Dad]

Good idea. Also nice to know the included screws were self-tapping. No one likes the risk of drilling into a door panel and not knowing what's behind it.

 

[Redline]

That's a great idea. I'd be interested in a version that doesn't involve me putting screws through my door panel though

 

[MAVRICK]

Link? Did you have to remove the panels for installation?

 

[Geppetto]

Link? Did you have to remove the panels for installation?

I did not, I was very comfortable that the fasteners would not hit anything behind the panel. I could have stretched the net further on the top right but that would have impeded getting behind it to place water bottles.

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