28 reviews forTrixie Protective Car Boot Bars

Unfortunately, I have to reattach it every few weeks because it shifts over time. The side panels are also too easy to move, so our dog (13kg) has often managed to simply climb onto the back seat.

It doesn't fit very well at all. Nice and sturdy though, once I'd used a bit of brute force!

Due to our gas engine, the loading surface is raised, the grid barely fits and can't be properly fixed because of the movable, not entirely stable base. We're still trying to put a board underneath, provided the height doesn't end up being too low. Otherwise, unfortunately, the grid was bought for nothing. :(

After using it for almost a year now, I have to say: you get what you pay for. It keeps coming off every time my Cocker Spaniel bumps into it. Assembly is a bit fiddly, and the material doesn’t hold up well over time. Conclusion: if you’re short on money, it’s fine, but you should save up for something better. Might still be OK for small, calm dogs.

I drive a Focus estate and regularly transport 3 large dogs (70 kg, 40 kg, 30 kg). We have a grille behind the front seats, and I had one behind the rear bench as a divider between the boot and the back seat. During braking manoeuvres, it regularly falls apart into pieces. The low price probably doesn’t allow for much more. But in that case, I might as well not bother with a protective grille at all. I’ll have to look for a sturdier option.