Boot mat

rovie · Jun 25, 2023

I use the mat from my Defender. I cut it out a bit at both ends on the back.
With the DEFENDER lettering I still have a nice reminder of it.
When I need to tie something down to the airline rails, I fold the mat inwards. That works well.

Ever Pragmatic · Jun 25, 2023

In getting a full load liner from Titan fitted on Tuesday afternoon and will post pictures once I’m home. They use a grippy waterproof material but it covers the load rails and lashing points.

Jean Mercier · Jun 25, 2023

rovie said:
I use the mat from my Defender

@Stu_Barnes should ban you from the forum to dare to do this

rovie · Jun 25, 2023

Jean Mercier said:
@Stu_Barnes should ban you from the forum to dare to do this

Then there will be nothing more to see of my conversions.

DCPU · Jun 26, 2023

Ever Pragmatic said:
In getting a full load liner from Titan fitted on Tuesday afternoon and will post pictures once I’m home. They use a grippy waterproof material but it covers the load rails and lashing points.

Could you ask them if they think it's possible to integrate the mat with the load rails or just too faffy?

Ever Pragmatic · Jun 26, 2023

DCPU said:
Could you ask them if they think it's possible to integrate the mat with the load rails or just too faffy?

I asked when I went in the the measure up. It would look awful and the material would lose integrity..

Ever Pragmatic · Jun 27, 2023

Had the load liner fitted today.

Titan Covers did a great job and the liner fits perfectly. It is bespoke for the station wagon 5 seater and is water proof and quite non slip. It’s got a flap to protect the rear bumper from damage and I’m very happy with it. Titancovers.co.uk if you’re interested.

The photos are before and after and with the flap deployed. I plan to overlay a rubber mat on the bottom part but I’ve not photographed that yet

They do cover up the rails and lashing points but my thinking is that I’ll remove the cover if I need the rails and possibly cut out the lashing points once I see how often I need them.

Have to add that the service at Titan was first class.

Krabby · Jun 27, 2023

How are the sides attached?

Ever Pragmatic · Jun 27, 2023

Krabby said:
How are the sides attached?

Angles of the wheel arch make it a challenge to box in. It’s pretty secure in terms of attachment.

Eric · Jun 27, 2023

Ever Pragmatic said:
Had the load liner fitted today.

Titan Covers did a great job and the liner fits perfectly. It is bespoke for the station wagon 5 seater and is water proof and quite non slip. It’s got a flap to protect the rear bumper from damage and I’m very happy with it. Titancovers.co.uk if you’re interested.

The photos are before and after and with the flap deployed. I plan to overlay a rubber mat on the bottom part but I’ve not photographed that yet

They do cover up the rails and lashing points but my thinking is that I’ll remove the cover if I need the rails and possibly cut out the lashing points once I see how often I need them.

Have to add that the service at Titan was first class.

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As the Fieldmaster and the Trialmaster boot is reduced by the 2" extra legroom for the rear seat passengers it presumably will only need some minor adjustment in manufacture to cater for that as well.

Ever Pragmatic · Jun 27, 2023

Eric said:
As the Fieldmaster and the Trialmaster boot is reduced by the 2" extra legroom for the rear seat passengers it presumably will only need some minor adjustment in manufacture to cater for that as well.

I’m guessing that’s the case and in my case, they fitted it for me. for mail order, you diy but it’s only Velcro and was a 10 minute job to fix in place.

ORSO · Jun 27, 2023

Ever Pragmatic said:
Had the load liner fitted today.

Titan Covers did a great job and the liner fits perfectly. It is bespoke for the station wagon 5 seater and is water proof and quite non slip. It’s got a flap to protect the rear bumper from damage and I’m very happy with it. Titancovers.co.uk if you’re interested.

The photos are before and after and with the flap deployed. I plan to overlay a rubber mat on the bottom part but I’ve not photographed that yet

They do cover up the rails and lashing points but my thinking is that I’ll remove the cover if I need the rails and possibly cut out the lashing points once I see how often I need them.

Have to add that the service at Titan was first class.

it looks very well done

I have the same thing on my volvo v90 and it's very useful for preserving the carpet, but luckily there is no mouette on the IG

on their site I see that the product is not available. They also make it in black and how much does it cost?
https://www.titancovers.co.uk/ineos-boot-liners/

Do you think the airlane rails and side hooks could be disassembled to mount them on top of the cover?

ECrider · Jun 27, 2023

I have a Custom Covers one in the D4. Perfect piece of sacrificial kit. Velcro as well but unfortunately in the hot sun and some shifting cargo it has started to peel away. I may look at some more permanent fixings like pop presses or whatever they are called.

acwiltshire · Jun 27, 2023

Cheshire cat said:
When discussing spec's, is it worth considering the matt having a lip around three sides? Also the potential for cut-outs so if required, owners can cut out for rails?
Just looked at their website. Already making very similar products to what I would go for if designed for Grenadier.

Should get them this week and will post pics with any first impressions

Ever Pragmatic · Jun 27, 2023

ORSO said:
it looks very well done

I have the same thing on my volvo v90 and it's very useful for preserving the carpet, but luckily there is no mouette on the IG

on their site I see that the product is not available. They also make it in black and how much does it cost?
https://www.titancovers.co.uk/ineos-boot-liners/

Do you think the airlane rails and side hooks could be disassembled to mount them on top of the cover?

The idea of remounting the rails and side lashings is first class. I’ll have a stab at the weekend and update thereafter.

I was the first customer and the covers will go live in a few weeks. If I were you, I’d write to them via their website and ask them, they’re a first class little outfit.

Heater · Jul 3, 2023

Ever Pragmatic said:
Had the load liner fitted today.

Titan Covers did a great job and the liner fits perfectly. It is bespoke for the station wagon 5 seater and is water proof and quite non slip. It’s got a flap to protect the rear bumper from damage and I’m very happy with it. Titancovers.co.uk if you’re interested.

The photos are before and after and with the flap deployed. I plan to overlay a rubber mat on the bottom part but I’ve not photographed that yet

They do cover up the rails and lashing points but my thinking is that I’ll remove the cover if I need the rails and possibly cut out the lashing points once I see how often I need them.

Have to add that the service at Titan was first class.

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I’m looking at either having the rear plastic boot trim sprayed professionally with a color-matched LineX type of truck bed liner , or, using something like this product. My concern is the utility I anticipate will wear on this trim and getting it right from day one will surely help with the longevity.

Msnow22 · Jul 3, 2023

Ever Pragmatic said:
Had the load liner fitted today.

Titan Covers did a great job and the liner fits perfectly. It is bespoke for the station wagon 5 seater and is water proof and quite non slip. It’s got a flap to protect the rear bumper from damage and I’m very happy with it. Titancovers.co.uk if you’re interested.

The photos are before and after and with the flap deployed. I plan to overlay a rubber mat on the bottom part but I’ve not photographed that yet

They do cover up the rails and lashing points but my thinking is that I’ll remove the cover if I need the rails and possibly cut out the lashing points once I see how often I need them.

Have to add that the service at Titan was first class.

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All you need now is a shovel…

trobex · Jul 3, 2023

I was lookingn at mats for the boot space also and will likely get a custom sheet/length from Clark:
https://www.clarkrubber.com.au/shop/category/rubber-matting - good for us Aussies! A few nonslip options there (closed or holed). Ill cut my own to suit.

grenadierboy · Jul 3, 2023

trobex said:
I was lookingn at mats for the boot space also and will likely get a custom sheet/length from Clark:
https://www.clarkrubber.com.au/shop/category/rubber-matting - good for us Aussies! A few nonslip options there (closed or holed). Ill cut my own to suit.

I put the dot rubber (for Bunnings) in my car. It was good but had a super strong rubber smell

Tazzieman · Jul 3, 2023

Bunnings have large thick rubber backed carpet squares. I use one in my Disco. Good for catching cement dust and other rubbish. Cheap.

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