Cargo Netting for Misc Storage

[Billfletcher]

I am going to hang cargo netting in some interior spaces for odds and ends. Our boat has a lift up garage so there is a lot of wall space to hang things. I am not finding much on the web besides the supplier below, and their distributors don't have these particular products listed. Any recommendations for cargo netting?screwed types, not suction cup adhered)

 

[Lazy Daze]

A guy on a Grady forum that I belong too had good things to say about this company (Made in USA, too). http://www.sea-cure-marine.com/ He mentioned that the guy may even make custom-sized nets. I have no dealings with him, though, to give any personal experience.

 

[jgoedd99]

I am not sure how big an area you are talking about, but I made my own netting to keep things from falling off the shelf in the aft cabin of my 370 DA. I got the netting at an auto recycler (junkyard) as a lot of Chevy's and other cars have them in their trunk to keep items from rolling around. Got it for pretty cheap (free I think), cut it to size, and sewed 1.5" wide webbing (binding) around the perimeter. Installed snaps where needed. It works great and is one of the best improvements I have made, as I no longer need to pick up after encountering chop or rough seas. Of course you are going to need a friend with a sewing machine and a Press n Snap tool.

JohnG

 

[BryanOnTheBay]

If you can't find a deal like John's, lifeline netting is pretty cheap and can be finished the same way that John describes. I used this netting to make storage for life jackets under my rear bench seat like you would find on a commercial passenger vessel.

Bryan

 

[Billfletcher]

Thank you for the feedback. Happy new year.