DIY generic cargo net for hatchback

[conbrio]

Instead of spending the $125CDN for a Honda cargo net, I just picked up a $20 universal net from Canadian Tire. Works just fine!

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[conbrio]

I also picked up these cord spring locks from an outdoor camping store for cheap, and now I can cinch up the cargo net! I don't even think the OEM Honda net has these.

 

[VEZI]

I also picked up these cord spring locks from an outdoor camping store for cheap, and now I can cinch up the cargo net! I don't even think the OEM Honda net has these.

Brilliant!

I still have my previous Mazda6 2009 OEM cargo net. I'll see if I can use it correctly in my new hatchback when I'll receive it.

 

[surge83]

is it attached to the floor?

 

[conbrio]

is it attached to the floor?

Yep, to the built in anchor points.

 

[Branch]

This net looks a little bigger than the one I bought on Amazon. I couldn't decide between the net or organizer so I bought both. The net fits fine but the hooks are cheap and broke part of the tab removing it. It still works. Mostly using the organizer so I haven't really used the net.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01F9IS2Y8/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QFEJVG4/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[geoken2]

Instead of spending the $125CDN for a Honda cargo net, I just picked up a $20 universal net from Canadian Tire. Works just fine!

Us Canadians are definitely getting raped on that cargo net. You can grab it online for $33 USD.

Still ends up costing more with conversion and shipping than the $20 generic one here, but if you really want the official one it will cost you a lot less than getting it from a local dealership.

 

[Silverocket]

I'm so pissed there's not a legit cargo net for the sedan, I always like having that option in the trunk

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