Husky type cargo liner for no 3rd row seats (1 Viewer)

[kwelhand]

Hi, searched the forum and couldn't find any similar topics.

I'm looking for a cargo liner without 3rd-row seats.
I need the liner to cover the empty space of 3rd-row seats and also 4 anchor points.
Don't want the canvas cover and need something like a semi-rigid Husky liner for LX570.
Did anyone found any solution so far?

 

[pvchaitanya]

I bought one from weathertech and it looks pretty much same like husky.

 

[kwelhand]

I bought one from weathertech and it looks pretty much same like husky.

Yeah, Husky a little cheaper maybe…
Just need the full protection but haven’t found one yet.

 

[Sandroad]

Weathertech makes one for a 5 passenger LC. It covers the floor holes. There are none that cover the holes in the wheel wells. For that you have to get a special order from a place in Australia (a search on here will find those). The HE (5 passenger) version of the LC mat is available too from Toyota. If you get a Weathertech, get the one with the roll out tailgate protector. Works great.

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[isthatalexus]

I went to a gym supply store and bought a 4x8 workout room mat, cut to size to fit under the panel. Pretty much indestructible and $40 price tag. I installed ADGU drawers over the top, so very little need to cut in holes. A proper carpet knife would have done the job.

 

[kwelhand]

Weathertech makes one for a 5 passenger LC. It covers the floor holes. There are none that cover the holes in the wheel wells. For that you have to get a special order from a place in Australia (a search on here will find those). The HE (5 passenger) version of the LC mat is available too from Toyota. If you get a Weathertech, get the one with the roll out tailgate protector. Works great.

Toyota Land Cruiser Cargo/Trunk Liner | WeatherTech US

Check out our Toyota Land Cruiser Cargo/Trunk Liner and more from WeatherTech US!

www.weathertech.com

Very informative! Thanks