What's the protection surface you are using on the back of the second row seats?
Sleeping in back?
- Thread starter DWS222
- Start date
- Moderator
- #22
Simple works, looks great!
It’s a rubber mat attached by Velcro. Came with my First Edition.What's the protection surface you are using on the back of the second row seats?
Looks great! I got the canvas backs just for the seat backs. It’s not perfect but growing on me. Here’s a pic from
This am post hike…
Attachments
Canada always gets these and we get screwed in the US. We can’t even order them. I called the Canadian stealership and they told me that the shipping would be cost prohibitive
I will see if I can give measurements. Some of it was on the fly and wish I placed the support structures little differently. My big thing was the ability to unfold it without touching the headliner which I can do with little manipulation. Week is busy but I’ll try to sketch something out
Hi all, I want to share simple, cheap way to sleep in the 2024 LC:
1. This dog mat from Costco fits perfectly in the cargo area and works well as a leveler. It's pseudo-reversible too. When driving, my dogs sit on the soft side. When sleeping, I flip it over for the flat side.
2. You can install the headrests in reverse, this create a nice extension. The headrests don't lock into position, but the front seats exert enough force to keep them in-place. In the picture below, the front seats are slid all the way back. I then place a basic rectangular dog bed from TJ Maxx on top of it.
Here's the final result. I'm 6' 1" and my feet just touch the rear door with the front seats all the way back. If I move them slightly forward and/or incline them, I can fit without touching. I may buy an inflatable mattress to go over all of it, but it's really not needed.
1. This dog mat from Costco fits perfectly in the cargo area and works well as a leveler. It's pseudo-reversible too. When driving, my dogs sit on the soft side. When sleeping, I flip it over for the flat side.
2. You can install the headrests in reverse, this create a nice extension. The headrests don't lock into position, but the front seats exert enough force to keep them in-place. In the picture below, the front seats are slid all the way back. I then place a basic rectangular dog bed from TJ Maxx on top of it.
Here's the final result. I'm 6' 1" and my feet just touch the rear door with the front seats all the way back. If I move them slightly forward and/or incline them, I can fit without touching. I may buy an inflatable mattress to go over all of it, but it's really not needed.
I like the seat back protectors on the Canadien models. They look much more durable than the ones available from Rongsen . It matches the floor mat as well.
How small a space does the Costco matt roll up into? Is it small enough to store along the floor board of back seat?
Similar threads
- Deleted member 1003
- 🏠 Land Cruiser Interior
