Cargo cover - chapter two

[Tom 5778]

I am trying to find a decent way to cover the cargo area. I am not much of a fabricator, so I am trying for simple. My first attempt used adjustable curtain rods and blackout curtains. Ok, but thought I’d try again. This time I took a single panel of the blackout curtains and put a two inch strip of Velcro on it. That attaches to the back of the seat. Then I put a couple of grommets down each edge so I could use a carabiner to attach to the back of the cargo area. Looks cleaner than my first try, but still trying to improve.

 

[Major Kong]

I'd be very interested to know how well your approach to fasten the system with velcro is working. I've been considering doing the same but with a different use.
Pics if you've gottem to share OP
goal
purchase and install back of seat rubber mats
obstacle
Base Model
No snap fasteners on rear of seats
concept
utilize adhesive velco on rubberized panel and hope it adheres to fuzzy back of rear seating

 

[baja_bob]

It does the job, it covers cargo

The net is kinda cool.

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