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5-Layer Oxford Boot Liner
- 5 layers: wipe-clean top, waterproof membrane, padded core
- Wraps up the side walls and over the bumper
- Head-rest anchor straps
A boot liner with tall, structured side panels that clip up to protect the boot trim and rear-seat backs, plus a quilted flap that folds over the bumper. Non-slip backing, reinforced seams, and a mesh pocket for leads and poo bags. Built for muddy-field days.
Best for: Estate & SUV boots.
Material or finish: See the product specification and care guidance below.
| Base | 110 x 100 cm |
|---|---|
| Side panels | 40 cm high |
| Bumper flap | Quilted, 40 cm |
| Fit | Estate / SUV - trim to fit |
| Options | Standard (hatchback / saloon), XL (estate / SUV / 4x4) |
| Dispatch | In stock · ships in 1-2 working days |
| Returns | 30 days - see our returns policy |
Best for: Estate & SUV boots.
Vehicle interiors vary. Measure the available seat or boot space and compare it with the dimensions above. If you are unsure, use Help Me Choose or ask support before ordering.
Anchor the straps to the rear head-rest posts, smooth the liner across the boot and fold the bumper flap out before your dog enters.
This product does not replace responsible restraint. Follow the supplied instructions and Highway Code Rule 57. Use a correctly fitted vehicle-restraint harness or suitable crate/guard, and never attach a tether to a collar.
Wipe clean with a damp cloth and allow to dry fully before storage. Inspect straps, clips and seams before every journey and stop using the product if any load-bearing part is damaged.
Free UK delivery on orders over £40 (a flat £3.95 under that), dispatched from the UK in 1-2 working days by a tracked courier. Not right for your dog or your car? Return it unused within 30 days for a refund - see delivery & returns.
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Yes. This protects the car and helps your dog settle, but a dog should also be restrained with a crash-tested harness and tether, or a crate/dog guard, per Highway Code Rule 57.
It anchors to the head-rest posts and/or the seat-belt buckle with straps and clips. No adhesive, screws or permanent fixings, and nothing that marks the trim.
See the spec table - covers and hammocks machine-wash at 30°C, liners wipe or hose off. Don't tumble-dry waterproof backing.
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