Boot / Loadspace liners

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Sun 3 Aug 2008 11:51
Boot / Loadspace liners - Alby Back
Anyone know of a supplier of boot / loadspace liners big enough to cope with "whole" loadspaces ? In other words the space created when all seats are folded flat in an estate car for example. There seem to be plenty of items for lining boots but haven't been able to find one capable of covering the large space. I guess the cheap alternative is to buy a bit of lino and cut it to size myself. Just didn't fancy a Roman tiled cushion effect car boot was all.

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Any thoughts ?

P.S. Cars in mind are a Mondeo Mk3 Estate and a Vauxhall Signum
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Sun 3 Aug 2008 13:07
Boot / Loadspace liners - jc2
I've seen them in pick-ups so there must be some long ones about-I just use a large sheet of thick PVC myself.
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Sun 3 Aug 2008 13:15
Boot / Loadspace liners - henry k
Try "boot liner estate" in Fleabay. Plenty there.
add Mondeo estate and still lots there.
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Sun 3 Aug 2008 14:42
Boot / Loadspace liners - gordonbennet
One quick word of warning, we bought a proper moulded heavy rubber liner to go in the load area of the pick up, on top of the moulded plastic one.
Problems with both, the plastic one is very tough, but very slippery, the rubber one is great for stopping stuff sliding about, but still stinks of fresh rubber some 11 months later.
The rubber one would be too smelly for estate car use.

What about going to a carpet warehouse and buying a room size remnant in dark grey, and cutting to size, and getting the carpet fitters to stitch the sides to the base (thought here, a shoe factory/workshop could do the stich up??! job just as well), superior sound proofing too.
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Sun 3 Aug 2008 14:47
Boot / Loadspace liners - Alby Back
Thanks GB . Good idea.


Rumbled again ! Honest there was a good reason. The old handle was too close to the name of my wee business and web searches were taking my customers to a certain funny car anorak site ! Don't want them knowing too much do we ?

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