Most accident prevention systems in vehicles cater for hazards either from the front or side. Examples of this are seat belts, air bags and side impact protection systems, all of which are now installed in many, if not all cars. Until this point in time the only protection against impact from behind has been the installation of Head Restraints.

Bootroll with a skirt to protect your bodywork.

Bootroll have changed this by addressing the very serious hazard of luggage, tools or equipment crashing through the seats of Hatchback or Estate type vehicles in the event of a collision. Bootroll is a heavy duty, protective cover which is securely fitted to the boot floor. It differs from Bootsafe in that it is a containment sheet that folds and wraps to secure larger items and is not a box container.

Bootroll is delivered with an easy to follow step-by-step installation guide for fitting at home, work, or at the local garage if you prefer. Installation usually takes about 20 minutes. Many new vehicles already have cargo anchor-points built into the luggage compartment, and Bootroll can be attached to these, although they are most efficiently attached using their purpose-made connectors¤.

Other advantages include:

• secure storage of equipment whether seats are upright or folded;
• adjustable webbing straps provide the flexibility to hold bulkier items;
• prevents damage to equipment by holding it securely in place, even when driving on rough ground;
• keeps expensive equipment out of the sight of thieves;
• keeps the luggage area clean and dry;
• professional appearance;
• packs flat in seconds, whilst remaining anchored in the boot;
• removed without fuss via quick release anchoring clips;
• detachability means it can be transferred to your next car.

And, of course, all products are backed by a full 12 months manufacturer's warranty.

Disclaimer
Please note, NOT using Bootsafe anchor points and relying on your vehicle's existing anchor points will invalidate the Bootsafe warranty.

For more details and to find out the size you need see our Sizes page.

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Bootroll in action Bootroll has been tested to DIN Standard 75410/2, holding 72kg in a 25mph head-on collision. Tests carried out at the Transport Research Laboratory, Berkshire, England. home - bootsafe - bootroll - sizes - ordering