Zone Tech Pet Vehicle Net Barrier Large Universal Fit Safety Mesh for Most Cars, Trucks, SUV

Does not fit against chairs like picture and is difficult to secure. Low quality cords to attach to car. Also attaching them to handles is not an option as it would not sit up against front seats.

Good product, just know that it serves as more of a visual barrier than a physical one.As soon as we get out of the car (I drive a Prius) and go into a store (yes, windows are cracked and no, we don’t leave her out there in heat or extreme cold), my Lab puppy likes to jump into the front seat.We got this net to help deter that, but it leaves room on the top and sides for her to squeeze through. So we always find her warming up the driver or passenger seat when we come back to the car :-(If your dog is obedient and will stay in her spot in the back seat, this is a perfect low cost alternative to the hard metal gates. If your pup is still in training, or small enough to squeeze around the side of the seats, you may want another type of barrier.

We had a multi-day trip planned and used this to keep the cat from crawling into the front seats. Kitty would not try to cross via the center console but she did attempt to make end runs where the screen did not extend. Attempted but we did not let her succeed so she eventually quit trying. Ditto for crawling under the barrier. The barrier shipped to us is the type with grommet holes, not the sewn in strap. Ours would always sag in the middle and no configuration of bungee placement in various grommet holes would eliminate the sag. For us the sag was smack in the middle of the rearview mirror line of sight and was a major preventer of clarity. Eventually we just increased the sag to dip below the mirror's view. Probably an issue with all such barriers. We'll use it again for the return trip.

Bought two. Attached a 15 inch overlap of the two with plastic cable ties to cover the entire back of the SUV. Then used cable ties to attach to the hand grasp at the ceiling of the SUV. Pulled these tight and the slack on the top tightened! Then bought two short tension rods and attached these to the sides of the mesh with small cable ties. These sit snug at the top and back area of the SUV. Why...you ask...all this inventive jury-rigging....we travel with TWO cats. The litter box and scratch station and toys and food and water keep them cat happy for a days worth of travel. A real WIN WIN!

This works great on our older dog. He is clam and loves to ride in the car and look out the window. We recently rescued another pup and she is the wild crazy one. She jumped over the top and we would have to put her back into the back seat. I would say it did work after a while. It is a little annoying around the top of the headrest in the car. I have a 2016 Ford Fusion and I had to hook it around my top handles in the front of the car to get the netting high enough to block the front of the car from the back. By doing this the cords would be right at the top of my head and would be in the way if I were any taller.

I drive a Subaru Impreza, hatchback. It fits fine, however I had to ge creative with installation and how to keep the bungee cords tight. The bottom corners I looped the cords through the loop of the base of the seat belt and then tied a knot. For the top corners, I looped the cord around the top of the seatbelt feeder, then up through the ceiling handles and then to the net. My dog is very obedient and large (Great Dane). However, if you have a smaller dog who is determined to get up front this product may not be for you.

I have not use this for its intended purpose in the camper yet… I do have one of these installed in my husband’s truck and it does a great job. It’s secures the puppies from the front seat all the while allowing access and visual.For the camper I have purchased it to anchor on two walls to keep our supplies from sliding off the bed that we will be using for storage while mobile

Ordered the large size for a Dodge Promaster Chassis RV . It fits well and provides the needed pet barrier.

The quality was good. I liked the bungy straps that came with hooks. It wasn't ideal for my 2018 Toyota Prius only because I wasn't able to find a good place to secure the hooks. It works as a deterrent if I fold it over the headrests but when its doubled up it reduces my visibility. Take a good look at your vechile before buying to make sure you can find spots to hook the bungy cords. If you have the right car, it will work well.

The mesh netting is durable and of good quality, but the universal fit wasn’t so universal. The product comes with eleastic straps that (in theory) attach to most any point, but I couldn’t get the connections tight enough for the net to remain taught - so the net sagged in the middle and my dog could simply pull it down and jump over. I remedied the issue by adding a connection point mid way across the top to keep the net taught and now it works fine. Good product overall.

Works well when you have a hyper dog

We tried to use this for our cats, but it doesn't go all the way to the roof or sides (Dodge Journey). So the cats just poked their way through.

Item shipped fast & it’s exactly what I thought I was buying. I’ll be using this in my Tahoe & there’s no way our tiny dog or our extra large breed dog will be able to get in the front. Very pleased with this net!