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Dog Guard for Skoda Fabia estate 2014 - 2021
This is a Travall half height Skoda Fabia estate dog guard, part number TDG1473, and fits the following vehicles:
- Skoda Fabia Estate 2014 - 2021
The parcel shelf cannot be used when the guard is in position.
This Skoda Fabia estate dog guard is ideal for a safe and secure boot area in the vehicle and is a vehicle specific fit. It will stop dogs jumping over seats, increase passenger safety and maximise the full storage capacity of your boot safely. As a vehicle specific fit, these guards are designed to be non-rattle, will mount using existing vehicle attachments and developed to work 100% with Travall boot mats, dividers and bumper protectors.
Travall products are designed to be an easy DIY fitted product and they are supplied with easy to follow fitting instructions. No drilling or modification is required to your vehicle.
Every dog guard has been designed and manufactured for each application ensuring the best fit to your vehicle. Fabricated steel construction, finished in a tough Nylon Coating for improved durability, each dog guard is designed to meet international testing standards including TUV.
Designed to compliment the vehicle interior in a grey finish, with a no drill fixing and easy to follow fitting instruction, they are easily fitted and removed in minutes. Uses include transporting pets, luggage, equipment and much more.
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Sturdy, expensive, but does the job.
Frame comes in one piece, without extendable sections, as with the universal dog guards. More aesthetically pleasing and stronger. It is good quality and quite sturdy, but unfortunately the luggage cover will not fit with the dog guard in place. Had I realised this earlier I probably wouldn't have purchased this guard (it is a lot more expensive than most), but I don't know of any guards that still allow the use of the cover in a Skoda Fabia estate. Guard rests in the window recess rather than having long poles down behind the seat, or without attaching to the headrests. Early days, but seems to do the trick well enough.