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Grand Picasso Boot Liners
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ivesbrian   
Fri May 20 2011, 12:55pm
Member No: #19719
Joined: May 12 2011
Location: Sandhurst, Berkshire
 I have been trying to find a rear boot tray that fits the 7 seater Grand for soooooo long.

Even the Citroén one (C942499) doesn't fit - too short by about 6 or so inches and the anchorage points for the the third row seatbelts just don't exist by them! I'm sure this would fit the normal C4 Picasso perfectly but certainly not the C4 Grand Picasso!

Saw this one on eBay for about half the cost - £27 but it is exactly the same in size and shape and if you look in the picture there are no rear seatbelt anchorage points - surely the picture was not taken in a Grand Picasso?

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Has anybody successfully found a rear tray or mat even that fits without having to cut half of it away - our boxer dog would love to chew on the bits exposed after this
BigJohnD   
Fri May 20 2011, 01:15pm

Member No: #82
Joined: Jan 22 2007
Location: Hoylake



Wasn't your avatar in this month's Citroënian?
Ballistic   
Fri May 20 2011, 04:55pm
Member No: #16007
Joined: Oct 21 2010
Location: London
 I have that same boot tray and had to do few minor mods to it. First, I cut slits in the area where belt anchor ponts are and just slide them through. Also, as the tray is light plastic and smooth underneath, it slid around the boot. So I bought some self adhesive velcro dots from Wilkinson (about a quid for a pack) and stuck number of hook sides to the bottom of the tray. Now it doesn't move
dfgp2011   
Fri Mar 09 2012, 02:26am
Member No: #23078
Joined: Nov 27 2011
Location: IRELAND
 I got one of these boot liners as I wont be using back seats too often.

Just wondering (because I wont be using back seats too often) should I cover the seats themselves as well. There isnt any risk of any issues because they are hidden away. Dont want to open them in 6 months and find stains or mould or something.
Maybe a cheap car seat cover ?
Dave_Retired.   
Fri Mar 09 2012, 03:13am

Member No: #1
Joined: Aug 07 2006
Location: Northumberland
 Not knowing how much room there will be with the seats folded for additional covers I would try with some plastic decorating dust sheet first, or black bin liners or maybe a bit heavier garden refuse sacks as all are reasonably thin and flexible plus cost a lot less than seat covers
Ballistic   
Sat Mar 10 2012, 02:23am
Member No: #16007
Joined: Oct 21 2010
Location: London
 I would not (and did not) cover them in a first place...as the space around the seats allows them to breathe. The boot liner protects from any liquid spillage above and if you seats are already wet, wrapping them in plastic or a bin liner will just worsen the problem. So far...I have no mould.
 

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