Cargo Divider Jk unlimited

squint

Adventurer
When I was in 4wheeler's supply the other day I was looking through one of their Catalogs and on the first few pages, there was a cargo divider that was adjustable (sort of like a shower curtain rod). Sorry, I don't know the manufacturer..
 

Rovertrader

Supporting Sponsor
I just fitted the Tuffy divider(top/bottom) which makes the bottom section secured, and very well pleased with it. I then installed a net bag used in the rear of pick-ups to prevent anything going into the rear seat in the event of 'flying articles'- although the top layer is well below the top of the rear seat.
 
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Hilldweller

SE Expedition Society
I used plywood in my JK and used some of my wife's old yoga mat material and indoor/outdoor carpet remnants to upholster it.
Gave me a place to stash my gear, solid lash points, and a nice perch for the Wondermutt to dwell.

I used things from the garage but bought some nice tie-downs.
 

BigAl

Expedition Leader
I used plywood in my JK and used some of my wife's old yoga mat material and indoor/outdoor carpet remnants to upholster it.

I used things from the garage but bought some nice tie-downs.

Do you have any pictures? What did the plywood rest on?
 

Hilldweller

SE Expedition Society
Do you have any pictures? What did the plywood rest on?
It rested on the wheel humps and a little bracework made from 2x3s.
The top was braced with computer mounts that were anchored to the bolts for the hardtop.

pause and listen to some Skynyrd while I look for a photo...

It's a little messy and a 2-door, but you get the idea. The tie-downs are on tracks and can be moved. There are additional tie-downs underneath.
I set the thing up to hold 3 pelicans and 2 duffles on the bottom; the top could hold a 7-gal water jug, 6-gal water jug, chainsaw, and the dog. The generator would then fit in back of the mess.

Be creative...

Real-life picture:
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ExPo-approved picture:
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TexasTJ

Climbing Nerd
I'm looking for something that will stop cargo from coming forward. We go on a couple of big climbing trips every year we end up packing the jeep to the roof. I want to keep gear from flying forward and landing on the Dog or out baby. I guess I will look into one of these net set ups. I had a really nice metal divider in my old discovery and I was looking for something like that.

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Rovertrader

Supporting Sponsor
quick pic of the Tuffy with net

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The net is actually a bag to hold misc gear (strap dangling on left has a cinch to adjust the bag size/opening)and keep it put, but also doubles to protect from flying items.
 

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