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Universal Wire Vehicle Pet Barrier - Model 13
Versatile Model 13 Pet Barrier keeps pets safely and securely to rear of vehicle
Wire Mesh Pet Barrier for all SUV's, Vans and Cross-Over Vehicles
The Wire Mesh Pet Barrier has a rubber component that protects your vehicle's interior, as well as your pets. It is fully adjustable and can accommodate nearly all vehicles.
- Wire grid construction
- Easy, "no-mar" installation and removal
- No drilling or tools required
- Black electro-coated finish cuts glare for easy visibility
- Rubber components protect vehicle interior and pet
- Horizontally and vertically adjustable to accommodate most vehicles
- Includes large and small extension panels (pictured) for easy configuration
Adjusts: 31-50"H and 31-70"W
Mesh: 2" x 2"
Material: 5 and 9 gauge wire
Add a Bottom Extension Panel (sold separately) for the Model 13 Universal Wire Vehicle Pet Barrier, depending upon your vehicle's design.
Dimensions: See size chart above
Manufacturer: Midwest
Product Number: 13
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