Cargo Liner w/ Double Decker Storage

[Gromulus]

Re: Re: Confused

Yes, it goes all the way up to the second row seatback when the DD is down and the seatback is up. I just confirmed, the printed model number on my liner is 2576. I think the number posted above is incorrect, but my liner is exact the same. I can take a picture of the model number if needed tomorrow.

That's what I needed to know.

Thanks Uneek!

 

[AndyS]

Hopefully this does not add to the confusion. As I said earlier, I purchased the Huskey Liner without the DD even though I have the DD. I just looked at the liner in the back of my 4Runner and it is model number 2575.

 

[ALLEGRO]

So let the experienced sing out !

So I have the DD, and don't use it as two levels very often.

Do I need to purchase the upper level so that I can move it with the upper level? If you get the lower DD level, then when in the down position, you would have to move it to the top, right?

Okay, sound off !

 

[Uneek]

So let the experienced sing out !

So I have the DD, and don't use it as two levels very often.

Do I need to purchase the upper level so that I can move it with the upper level? If you get the lower DD level, then when in the down position, you would have to move it to the top, right?

Okay, sound off !

Yes, you will need to pull the liner out and stick it under the DD shelf if you plan to use the DD in the raised position. It will bunch slightly, because the distance from the rear hatch is shorter under the DD shelf (due to the hinges for the DD) than from the hatch to rear seatback.

WeatherTech's cargo liners for the DD works better if you're going to keep the shelf in the raised position. They have a small one above the shelf when it's raised. Their liner that goes under shelf in the raised position is shorter (it doesn't bunch like the Husky does under the DD), but will be a few inches short from the rear seat backs when placed on top with the DD lowered.

 

[RHINO-99]

Looking to get the liner for cargo area on my 06. Weathertech or Husky a better option? I HAVE the DD but never use it. I just want a nice clean fit. As clean and truefitting as possible and I want it formed to the "dips" caused by the DD. wHICH ONE? Thanks

 

[Uneek]

Looking to get the liner for cargo area on my 06. Weathertech or Husky a better option? I HAVE the DD but never use it. I just want a nice clean fit. As clean and truefitting as possible and I want it formed to the "dips" caused by the DD. wHICH ONE? Thanks

If you want the dips, Husky. Husky offers full coverage of the cargo area from the second row seat back to the hatch. The WeatherTech one for the double-decker is intended to be used under shelf in the raised position.

IIRC, both Husky and WeatherTech non double-decker liners offer full coverage, but there won't be any "dips".

 

[MICA4R]

I don't have a DD...but here's my Weathertech cargo liner.

Weathertech Cargo Liner - NON Double Decker (#40230)

Weathertech Cargo Liner - NON Double Decker (#40230)

I've seen Uneek's in person, the rear lip of his Husky cargo liner that touches the hatch is higher...so it catches dirt or water better.

This looks sharp. I think I'm going to Mod out the double deck POS and just get a weather tech to fill in the "gap". Anyone have experience with this????