People without loadspace management

[DougalDC]

lol, sorry, but there is no way those would remain in place in a macan, and if they are heavy, i would not want them flying around my boot. :)

would need the carpet side up for a start, otherwise nothing to stick to, and the wear on the carpet would not be nice after a few moves.DougalDC2017-03-10 17:45:04

[Guy]

I may have posted this before (or perhaps someone else did) but retrofitting cargo-management looks quite straightforward.

http://www.macanforum.com/forum/interior/130322-diy-cargo-management-system-retrofit.html

[John_M]

Have so much in boot it can't roll around

[Macandriver]

We bought a collapsible/extendable car boot storage device from Costco that does the job perfectly. Will photograph it tomorrow...

(Edit - something like this... https://www.amazon.co.uk/achilles-achilles-Car-folding-box/dp/B00Q6ZZPP8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1489177229&sr=8-1&keywords=Achilles+car+folding+box ... there are many varieties available on Amazon)Macandriver2017-03-10 20:21:37

[wilko]

The genuine porsche cargo net is £50. It's a no brainier and works perfectly.

[Giz9]

I only use the extendable belt from the cargo management system. Usually, I have both ends attached to the same rail. I can adjust the space between the two ends and the length of the belt to accomodate many different sized objects. If I have half a bootful of shopping, I put one end of the belt on each side of the boot to contain the lot.

This makes the system very flexible and the tension in the belt semms to eleiminate most of the rattles. I usually put both ends together, touching each other, when not in use.

I have never used the telescopic bar.