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Solvit Front Seat Net Pet Barrier
Pet barrier keeps pets out of the front seat
The Solvit Front Seat Net Pet Barrier keeps pets from "inviting" themselves into the front seat area by blocking the space between the front seat and console. The patent-pending design uses a see-through, micro-mesh material which is guaranteed claw-proof. A popup wire frame keeps the net from sagging and makes it a snap to install/uninstall.
The adjustable suspension system allows the Front Seat Net Pet Barrier to fit all vehicles with headrests, from sedans to full-size pickups and SUVs. Installs in about one minute and includes handy storage pouch. Warranted for one year against materials and workmanship.
- See-through micro-mesh is guaranteed "claw-proof"
- Pop-up wire frame design keeps net from sagging
- Easy to install/uninstall
- Adjustable suspension system fits all vehicles with headrests
- Installs in one minute
- Includes handy storage pouch
- Patent pending design
- One year warranty
Dimensions: 32 x 32 x 1
Manufacturer: Solvit
Product Number: 62338
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