Cargo "divider" anywhere?
#1
Cargo "divider" anywhere?
In an attempt to separate off the rear cargo area for minimizing the heating volume, does anyone manufacture a 'divider', of sorts, that would hang from the rear seat over-head handholds, hang down to the lowered seat back and close off the cargo section? Maybe have a clear plastic window centered in the divider for rear-viewing?
This would eliminate the amount of space to heat AND cool, making temperature control far more effective.
Just thinking.
This would eliminate the amount of space to heat AND cool, making temperature control far more effective.
Just thinking.
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From: Lubbock, Tx.
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
http://www.trailtuffnets.com/
http://www.raingler.com/merch88JeepSUV.htm
The net solutions exist, but as far as a plastic/metal solution, I have only seen retrofits. If you are lucky enough to come upon a mail XJ or gov't XJ, a few had some interesting cargo barriers.
-Logan
http://www.raingler.com/merch88JeepSUV.htm
The net solutions exist, but as far as a plastic/metal solution, I have only seen retrofits. If you are lucky enough to come upon a mail XJ or gov't XJ, a few had some interesting cargo barriers.
-Logan
#5
I don't want a "cargo net". What I'm referring to would be more like a "curtain" of heavy fabric - a solid material - to close off the rear area to reduce the amount of space to be heated and cooled.
I'm going to have one fabricated out of material that will roll up when not in use.
I can't find one anywhere.
I'm going to have one fabricated out of material that will roll up when not in use.
I can't find one anywhere.
#6
Take a look at this
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/in...tition-109101/
Just an idea, even though you need the one for the rear. I think this is what they were referring to by police partion.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/in...tition-109101/
Just an idea, even though you need the one for the rear. I think this is what they were referring to by police partion.
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From: Dayton, Ohio
Year: 1992
Model: Comanche
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Originally Posted by Karl B. Andersen
I don't want a "cargo net". What I'm referring to would be more like a "curtain" of heavy fabric - a solid material - to close off the rear area to reduce the amount of space to be heated and cooled.
I'm going to have one fabricated out of material that will roll up when not in use.
I can't find one anywhere.
I'm going to have one fabricated out of material that will roll up when not in use.
I can't find one anywhere.
But have you thought about the safety issues on this?
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From: Lubbock, Tx.
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
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I did this search a while back looking for the same solution. I don't believe one exists at this point, and the only "hard" option I found would be something along the lines of a Pro-Gard 4700 police barrier. It wouldn't "roll up" by any means though. You may be able to convince a smaller soft-top manufacturer to fab you something, they have experience with bonded canvas and clear plastic windows. Either way, good luck with the search! I hope you find something
-Logan
*EDIT* why don't you contact one of the net barrier makers and ask them for a custom solution? They already have the mounting points down, and I would imagine it would be just as easy to make with a solid piece of canvas versus the netting.
*EDIT 2* Coffee has my brain working this morning. The soft top makers likely have enough scrap laying around to make this for little to nothing, assuming you could persuade one to do it. A soft bed-topper company could also could do it, I have seen them make custom jobs for Comanches.
-Logan
*EDIT* why don't you contact one of the net barrier makers and ask them for a custom solution? They already have the mounting points down, and I would imagine it would be just as easy to make with a solid piece of canvas versus the netting.
*EDIT 2* Coffee has my brain working this morning. The soft top makers likely have enough scrap laying around to make this for little to nothing, assuming you could persuade one to do it. A soft bed-topper company could also could do it, I have seen them make custom jobs for Comanches.
Last edited by Silver60th; 01-01-2012 at 10:31 AM.
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From: Dayton, Ohio
Year: 1992
Model: Comanche
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Originally Posted by Silver60th
I did this search a while back looking for the same solution. I don't believe one exists at this point, and the only "hard" option I found would be something along the lines of a Pro-Gard 4700 police barrier. It wouldn't "roll up" by any means though. You may be able to convince a smaller soft-top manufacturer to fab you something, they have experience with bonded canvas and clear plastic windows. Either way, good luck with the search! I hope you find something
-Logan
-Logan
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From: Manteca, CA
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i like the idea of just makin your own using fabric and a soft rear window out of a convertible. i might just do this too. cut one out next time im at picknpull.