[JimmyH^_^]

Hi guys..just wondering how this is secured in the boot?
I got this but no instructions etc..
anyway you's can point me in the right direction for instructions and/how to's?
Cheers

 

[Gracow]

try Google?

 

[JimmyH^_^]

have tried to search but to no avail

 

[Gracow]

do not understand what the issue is, by looking at various types of boot mat, I would secure it with velcro or something similiar.

 

[JimmyH^_^]

http://www.fordpartsuk.com/shop/ford_b-max_luggage_compartment_mat__f_1822761_c_1039.htm

this is mat I got from eBay but didnt come with instructions but is a genuine ford item..

 

[Gracow]

I would "live chat" Fordpartsuk.com, and either ask them the question about fitting or send you the fitting instructions.from looking at the part I would suggest it is for the upper boot not the lower boot floor?
Also looks as if it is just a matter of dropping the mat onto the boot floor.

 

[JimmyH^_^]

they were no help *lol*
will give it another look once I get home from work today..cheers
the tray has 2 holes which rest on the back so it opens up..possibly need to cut?

Edited by: JimmyH^_^

 

[JimmyH^_^]

Just had another bash at fitting this properly but to no avail

how it looks now -

will leave it for now..

Edited by: JimmyH^_^

 

[Gracow]

looks as if it was made for lower boot floor

 

[Andymayo]

Gonna be tricky without the instructions. Maybe send it back?

 

[Gracow]

This boot cover looks as if it is about 4 - 6 inches too short, send it back and visit a ford dealer to see if they can advise.

 

[JimmyH^_^]

Thanks for all the replies..

As I said I bought this off eBay and have no intentions of sending it back as I got my friend to collect

Anyways the mat looks short because its not flat at the back towards the rear seats..possibly coz the mat isnt in the right holes of the 2 holding bars..its difficult to explain sorry. like the mat needs flattening down at the back..

 

[Ribbit]

Must admit I wasn't impressed with the reversible boot mat I saw at the dealers, but liked the look of the non-slip boot liner, so went for that (along with rubber floor mats being rural - which rather rules out 'carpet' for practicality). eta: Just to add it wasn't a quality issue at all with the carpet boot liner, it was entirely the rural issues which said "that doesn't make sense, and I'm not paying out to be annoyed with it in use".

There was a good 'package' deal on at the time for boot liner and rubber type floor mats. There was also another deal to include mudflaps, but decided against those (they don't seem to be any more effective for rural muddy road use than not having them, and the bodywork does stay remarkably good - better than I expected - so not even tempted to have them on the new one).

The rubber mats and boot liner will be going into the new one (and the carpets can go in store until trade in time), along with the spare wheel, first aid kit, etc.
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[Phil P]

I have also just recently purchased this same mat, and I also haven't got a clue how it goes.

Mine also has these "cut out" flaps and not sure how/where they go to, it also has like a flap of material on the front which runs the width of the mat.

Also provided with no instructions!

I also would be grateful to hear from anyone who has one fitted correctly.

Phil