The boot is where the resale value quietly disappears.
Hair works into the carpet weave and does not vacuum out. Claw marks on the back of the rear seats are trim damage. Neither shows up until you sell the car.
Wet dog, dry car
Waterproof face and raised sides keep a shake contained
Hair stays on top
Lift it out, shake it, put it back - no hoovering the boot weekly
Sill protection
The bumper flap covers the edge every jump lands on
Not just for dogs
Topsoil, bikes, tip runs - anything you would rather not put on carpet
"Finally a mat where the carpet does not fill up with hair when I put my Labrador in the boot. Smooth and soft to the touch, good finishing, and it adapts to a lot of cars thanks to the straps and Velcro."
"Great, very spacious, and it does not leak liquid."
"Fits a Dacia Duster well, covers the floor properly with a return over the bumper. Good protection for the rear seat and sides. The material is not very thick but suitable for occasional use. Useful and good value."

Four surfaces a dog ruins, not one.
- 1
Boot floor
The obvious one - waterproof face, wipes clean
- 2
Side walls
Where a wet dog shakes, and where nothing else covers
- 3
Seat backs
Claw marks on the rear seats are the expensive damage
- 4
Bumper lip
The sill takes every jump in and out - the flap takes it instead
Straight answers
Universal cut for SUVs and estates, strapped to the headrests and seat anchors, with a return that folds over the rear bumper. Buyers report good fits on everything from a Dacia Duster upward.
It is a coated sheet, not a padded mat. That is what makes it fold away, and it is the thing buyers of this version comment on most. If you want padding, buy our quilted liner instead.
Shake the hair out at the door and wipe the face with a damp cloth. The waterproof face does not hold dirt.


