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Front Seat Barrier
4R10-SRBN - Raingler Behind Front Seat Barrier - 10+4Runner
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Fits 2010 and newer Toyota 5th generation Toyota 4Runner to contain dogs and gear behind the front row seats and includes all hardware for a nice quick release system.

Made in the USA by Raingler Nets and Barriers

Nets come black with black stitching standard. Additional colors are available. Call for details.


2nd ROW BARRIER
4R10-SB2ROW - Raingler Behind 2nd Row Seat Full Height Barrier - 10+ 4Runner
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Very nice and true fitting floor to top of rear headrests barrier for dogs and cargo containment in back for all Toyota 5th gen behind the 2nd row seats and includes all hardware for a nice quick release system that will allow the vehicle to be returned to a factory appearance later if desired.

UPDATED: More vertical height and easy no drill or modification installation.
Optional kit to move upper part of barrier to headrest area when adding to cart shown in some images with D ring on C-pillar.

Made in the USA by Raingler Nets and Barriers

Nets come black with black stitching standard. Additional colors are available. Call for details.


CEILING STORAGE
4R10-FBCS - Raingler Front to Back Ceiling Storage - 10+ 4Runner
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Newly upgraded for easier installation.

Great inexpensive way to keep your soft goods up and out of the way, hide valuables from view, and use otherwise unused space!

Adjustable with 18" of strap and includes stainless steel rings and ceiling anchor hardware.

Front area can by folded in half and then secured to top of rear section to keep it out of the way but ready when it's needed.

Please note that ceiling nets will impair rear head room.

Made in the USA by Raingler Nets and Barriers

Nets come black with black stitching standard. Additional colors are available. Call for details.
 
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ToyTec Lifts said:
Front Seat Barrier
4R10-SRBN - Raingler Behind Front Seat Barrier - 10+4Runner
CEILING STORAGE
4R10-FBCS - Raingler Front to Back Ceiling Storage - 10+ 4Runner
4R10-FBCS.jpg


Newly upgraded for easier installation.

Great inexpensive way to keep your soft goods up and out of the way, hide valuables from view, and use otherwise unused space!

Adjustable with 18" of strap and includes stainless steel rings and ceiling anchor hardware.

Front area can by folded in half and then secured to top of rear section to keep it out of the way but ready when it's needed.

Please note that ceiling nets will impair rear head room.

Made in the USA by Raingler Nets and Barriers

Nets come black with black stitching standard. Additional colors are available. Call for details.
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Is there a photo of what it looks like from the driver's perspective? I'm curious how much it hangs down from the ceiling or is it pretty flush with the ceiling itself??
 
Sorry if this is off handed....I am all for paying extra for a quality product that is durable and functional. But that price (as the price on another vendor's products here) are just mind boggling. I wonder what the markup is on these cargo barriers are - there has to be a more cost effective product out there to compete with. Right now this and Rago Fab have cornered the market it seems and are driving the price point. Is there another product that competes in terms of functionality and quality that can help normalize the market for this type of equipment?
 
shawn474 said:
Is there another product that competes in terms of functionality and quality that can help normalize the market for this type of equipment?
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We tend to sell high quality products that our customers choose over lower quality competitors.
 
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Is it just me or this vendor a bit snippy? I see they edited one of their replies already to tone down the attitude. Maybe just having a bad day.
 
e60ral said:
i was hoping the front seat barrier cost about half of what it costs
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I apologize in advance. It wont happen again. When I read your post I rolled my eyes as I followed the link, and said "SH!T!" Either I don't know a thing about seat barrier cost or I'm just a cheap ass...

Maybe both HAHA
 
I will say it does seem pricey but when you get it, you will know its built of quality. I bought the rear cargo net and help Ed make a revision to get the net to sit up tight against the roof. He stands behind his product and will try to make it right.

The cams, attachments, and netting is not the cheaper stuff you find.
 
e60ral said:
i was hoping the front seat barrier cost about half of what it costs
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Mass 4runner said:
Nice looking, but a tough sell at that price I think.
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Ticodaman said:
Price is insane for what it is!!!
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Then go to Walmart. ;): :) I haven't got one of these (I have no horse in the race) but just looking at the build quality, I think those are pretty decent prices, also US made. If you check against other cargo nets, prices are in line. Every cross over is box bartacked and the side straps too, that has to be sewn by hand (well with an industrial machine by hand), that stuff is well made.

Compare - https://www.usnetting.com/cargo-netting/

There are others that are cheaper, certainly, you do get what you pay for.
 
Mass 4runner said:
Is it just me or this vendor a bit snippy? I see they edited one of their replies already to tone down the attitude. Maybe just having a bad day.
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It's you. Good for him. Snippy in gets snippy back. That "group buy" comment was just plain stupi.... er dumb.

I've no dog in the hunt either. And if you don't want well-made stuff go to WM.
 
philsey said:
It's you. Good for him. Snippy in gets snippy back. That "group buy" comment was just plain stupi.... er dumb.

I've no dog in the hunt either. And if you don't want well-made stuff go to WM.
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Nobody was snippy with him, they just questioned the pricing mostly. He didn't handle the objections with any grace. Probably needs to grow a thicker skin.
 
jrandom said:
Then go to Walmart. ;): :) I haven't got one of these (I have no horse in the race) but just looking at the build quality, I think those are pretty decent prices, also US made. If you check against other cargo nets, prices are in line. Every cross over is box bartacked and the side straps too, that has to be sewn by hand (well with an industrial machine by hand), that stuff is well made.

Compare - https://www.usnetting.com/cargo-netting/

There are others that are cheaper, certainly, you do get what you pay for.
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I guess I have a pony in this race? They aren't "cheap", I don't like to buy cheap Stuff, you get what you pay for. On top of that, Eds customer service is one of the best ive dealt with. I'd buy again regardless of price
 
Mass 4runner said:
Nobody was snippy with him, they just questioned the pricing mostly. He didn't handle the objections with any grace. Probably needs to grow a thicker skin.
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Yeah, I read it too, it was a dick response to a legit question before he edited it. I guess he was getting a little tired of people flaming on the pricing of the nets.

With that said, I bought a lot of stuff from toytec, and will continue to do so. Great products, great response/shipping, and pricing. The pricing on those nets will make it a PASS in my book. Thanks for offering it though.
 
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