How to attach Cargo Nets to the interior door?

DakotaRed

I was looking at the new Edge model and noticed the cargo nets they have on the inside of the door. I picked up a couple but not sure how to attach them. How solid are the doors? Would I just be able to use wood screws?

BBsGarage

I saw online someplace where they used velcro, sewed it to the net and glued it to the door.

Geoff_Acker

Command makes small clear clips for cable management behind TV's that would be perfect for that application. I believe they would fit one co-ax cable and they would have adhesive on the bottom. See link for the product i'm thinking of. If i were doing this, these are what i'd use. Let me know where you get small cargo nets, i'm interested in this idea!

https://express.google.com/u/0/product/5162498142645383723_5322767695351429419_8175035?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=tu_cu&utm_campaign=10589363&utm_content=eid-lsjeuxoeqt,eid-koyayyivmf

mgreen2

NuCamp screws 3 black plastic clips on each side that hold the net. I saw them install it at UCamp. You’ll need to use short screws, maybe 1/2 inch. If you call the NuCamp parts department they could tell you.

DakotaRed

Thanks, that's what I was thinking Ill install them tonight

DakotaRed

@Geoff_Acker said:
Command makes small clear clips for cable management behind TV's that would be perfect for that application. I believe they would fit one co-ax cable and they would have adhesive on the bottom. See link for the product i'm thinking of. If i were doing this, these are what i'd use. Let me know where you get small cargo nets, i'm interested in this idea!

https://express.google.com/u/0/product/5162498142645383723_5322767695351429419_8175035?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=tu_cu&utm_campaign=10589363&utm_content=eid-lsjeuxoeqt,eid-koyayyivmf

My wife found them on Amazon, I will see if I can get the link. Im not sure on the stick on clips holding up to the moisture and the vibrations on the road.

WilliamA

The best (strongest) way would be to use 4 angle (small shelf) brackets. Drill and poprivet them to the aluminum edges of the door so a tongue sticks toward the center of the door. Attach the spiderweb to the exposed tabs. Super strong. If you want, you can remove them without exposed holes in the door face.
WilliamA

Im_Gone_Camping

I used a net form a bike rack & command clips I had floating around my shop

Thanks For the Idea
Edit after three or four warm days (Oct in CA)70s-mid 80s 7 of the command clips let go so I replaced all the clips with new ones they also fell off
so for me the command clips are out