Do you have to drill any holes to install pegs to hold it? I bought a net for the back and end up having to drill holes to do the installation
1367153
Yes, two holes at the top. The bottom fixes via the existing folding clips. You need a 1/4" bit first to go through the vinyl and into the metal car body, then a ½" drill bit to go through the vinyl only to enlarge the whole (use a drill spacer) so that the mushroom peg fits nicely.
1367154
Yes you do have to drill holes for the side cargo net. Frankly, I didn't want to do that. If I decide to install it I'll have a dealer do it.
1367155
Yes you do but it's only through the plastic liners. There are even faint dimples in the plastic where you are to drill. Easy to do if you have a bright light handy.
1367156
If you have to drill to accommodate the net. I still don't do it, I hope to do it at the dealership.
1367157
You do have to drill holes, but you must look carefully for the spots where the holes are to be drilled. Subaru has marked the spots but they are barely discernable. They are located consistent with the diagrams in the installation instructions. The trick is to look carefully for the small dot that is not textured the way the rest of the plastic is. It may be helpful to use a good flashlight to find these dots.
1367158
yes,the spots marking the drill locations are very small,easy to do ,just don't drill too deep ,just brake throught or you will pull out insalation
1367159
I did not drill any holes there are hooks where you hook it on. Its a very nice space organizer. Just hook it up to the hook on top of the seat right and top hook left seat, Good Luck !
1367160
No, I went to Home Depot to buy the S shaped hook. Give me couple days, then I will upload the pictures for you to see how I did it. If I remembered it right, I only spent less than $5 for get the hooks for all the cargo nets for my Subaru.
518479
The model I bought had pre-drilled holes, though not great ones. I remember them being hard to get to. I will look at it later today or tomorrow and try to send a better answer if others have not already addressed this question.
1798507
no instructions that I recall. I set mine up on 4X4's with a tire and concrete base. found out due to the weight of the net that I need to add some tie-downs on the back side of the poles. Net is heavy and stretching it does not help. I ended up donating mine to a local charity and getting a lighter weight one for our one time a year use.
1677540
keep twisting the pole until the holes match up with the pegs...its a bit tricky...but they are there...
1692101
You need to use anchors that expand when you put them into the hole you drill. They will lock in when you bolt them down.
1527978
We put ours on with screws. We bought some self tapping screws and put in a couple places on each one to hold it in place then we used the screws that came with it and drilled holes for them.
2093170
The cargo net comes with parts to place four new attachments. Two on each side, top and bottom. Holes need to be drilled and threaded inserts need to be crimped into position in those holes with a special thread insert tool. To accomplish this most of the interior of the trunk is removed and then replaced with appropriate holes placed into the interior parts. Then the anchors for the cargo net can be screwed into these inserts. It's not difficult but if you have never done anything like this before, have the dealer or a mechanic install the net. So, no the net will not work hung off those hooks. It's not stable and will not open properly.
327947
No, it's a flat back with no holes whatsoever. I guess you'd be stuck with double-sided mounting tape or something like that.
781932
You have to put the bars together to set up the frame. Then the net slides on. The kids set it up now, but if I remember correctly there is a middle bar that centers it as well.
1079067
No holes need to be drilled. Must have a metal bed frame for helper to attach. You may need to loosen plates to fit on the bed frame, then tighten. Good luck!
1832578
Yes you have to drill holes in the back of the bag. It's hard plastic backing. My husband says it's a cheap product but he likes it a lot.
2269342
The only pre-drilled holes that come with it are on the bottom. So...from the factory, no? You may be able to drill your own holes in the back and do it yourself though.
863727
Comes with screws that have to be tapped into the trunk. We had the dealer install ours, he charged $40 on top of the cost for the net.
91496
No. It is just the net. There is a park near where we live that have permanent poles. We had to get some bungees, carabiners, and a ratchet to set it up properly (no directions came with the net). Luckily we knew someone who knew how to set it up. We love it! It's a great quality net.... But that's all it is. Just the net.
728530
My net came with the 2 bottom hooks and 2 top loops. Holds everything in place
873454
No you don't have to drill hole, but I sold mine because they don't stay put, you can easyly fall over in them. I bought the ones you need to drill hole for, they stay in place. I hope this helps.
1661122
Yes, all the pegs and hooks are installed, so all you would have to do is paint around the pegs and hooks.