Looking For "Stand Up" Cargo Net for CX-5

[sprintrps]

I have the Mazda Cargo net, which lays flat and opens like a "net Sandwich". I am looking for a "stand up" net (like Hyundai) that I can hook to the bottom 2 clips and install 2 clips higher up. We prefer this type as tha Mazda unit does no hold enough for us. Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[ceric]

You meant the one used in Mazda6?
I installed it myself. Mazda does not leave spots where you can install the hooks at upper locations in a CX5.
The hooks need to be tied down to body frame to be strong enough....
Don't see that it is easy to do for CX5.

 

[yrwei52]

You have to do something by yourself for a vertical cargo net in the CX-5 and here's the best DIY write-up by tomcat1446:

DIY vertical cargo net

never understood why the CX-5 doesn't have one, I've seen the OEM flat cargo net but find it useless for grocery bags.

so I installed a vertical cargo net myself, extremely easy, some drilling is required. I popped the tail light access panels to make sure

I didn't drill into any wiring and also to install the flat washers and nut, see pictures and link.

I find the vertical cargo net very useful for grocery bags, hanging wet towels after swimming, etc.

The CX-5 already has loops on the bottom side, I only had to install the two top net hooks ($1.99 for 4 pack)

The set came with self tapping screws but I replaced those with a bolt and nut instead which is less prone to failure

than the ones that just screw into plastic.

I had an existing cargo net from a 2005 Highlander but you can get universal cargo nets on Amazon.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/232056187934?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

[Nelson de Leon]

I have the ordinary cargo net where it "blankets" the items in your cargo. I think it works pretty the same in preventing your items from "spilling" once the liftgate is opened.