Frienda 2 Pieces Stretchable Small Cargo Net Pocket Storage Mesh Net Elastic Automotive Storage Pouch with 8 Pieces Mounting Screws and Hooks for Truck Car SUV Boats(17.7 x 9.8 Inches)

Use these in my van to keep things under control. Great for cell phones, small tablets, small books etc. Easy to install.

The Audi Q5 Plug-in Hybrid sacrifices underfloor storage space in the cargo area in favor of the battery. Even more important it is to find a place for reusable shopping bags and other stuff that tends to be tucked away there. These cargo nets in 21 x 9.8 inches perfectly fit the bill and add storage to one side or both. The cargo nets come with four attachment points each. I used plastic carabiners from my parts bin to attach the lower corners to the factory tie-down points. The included screws were too long for my liking, and I used shorter ones.

These work on the inside of the RV cabinet doors to prevent things form falling out when you open the doors after driving and shaking the RV. They can be stretched to fit many cabinet door openings depending on how tight you make them. They worked so well I order several more.

I got this to hang behind the seats in my '23 Civic Hatchback. I did not want to drill holes, so I got some mini carabiners as well (although I have to get some different ones due to a mishap). Amazon warned me that this "wasn't for my car", but it worked fine. I wanted a 4-point mounting version instead of a 2-point mounting version because I didn't want it swinging or swaying. The item says it measures 29"x9.8". The Civic doesn't have a "real" mounting point for the top half, but you can mount it on the metal that holds the rear seats into place since part of it remains exposed always (using a carabiner for this instead of tying the net loop to it also ensures it never gets stuck, since the carabiner is too big to get caught in the slot in the back of the seat). The distance between these two points is about 40", which is acceptable as the listing said this size net can stretch up to 55". The bottom mounting points are about 30" apart, which obviously works as well. The distance between the top and the bottom is less than 12" (net says it can do up to 13.8"). I originally considered the 25"x9.8" version to make it so the bottom part stretches too, but I'm glad I didn't — the bottom stretches enough to look normal if you just put stuff in/behind the net anyway. I think it would be overstretched on the top when loaded if I had gotten the smaller one. Ultimately it fits well enough, and it fits even better if you actually put stuff in it to stretch it out a bit more (since it pulls upwards a bit due to the top and bottom being stretched differently). In an ideal world, I would've been able to find a trapezoid-shaped net. I couldn't find any such thing when looking though, and this works well enough. I originally had two velcro-secured nets on the left and right side of the trunk in the "divots", but one of those were in front of a speaker. Moving stuff from that net into the one behind the seats cleared the speaker, and also made it easier to pull up the trunk tray/access the spare wheel without disassembling the nets. It being bigger means I can comfortably fit larger items as well — I can finally move my insulated grocery bag to the trunk in a neat spot, whereas it used to only sit in a seatback pocket (taking away space for items I'd rather have in said pocket, because for some reason, Honda only lets us have one in the Civic). And finally, if you use that privacy shelf/shade thingy, you don't see the net at all when looking into the trunk normally — it makes it look neater than even the side-divot cargo nets. My only gripe is that I wish you could buy it in single packs. I don't need two.

These worked as expected and are good quality.

Worked great for our tiny camper

I would recommend taller version of this. Still a good product.

Works well for what I bought them for; containing all my chords under my work desk