The trunk of a small car allows a lot of luggage to be carried, and the whole load is usually not fixed and "flies" at turns, during acceleration and braking. Some cars have small hooks for packages on the sides or at the top of the boot, but this is not enough to carefully lay out everything necessary: a tool, a liquid, a jack, a pump, and other things needed on the way.
In order to place things in a compact, safe and orderly way in the trunk of a car, a car trunk organiser is required. Organisers can be divided into several types:
- Trunk to the trunk: the nets are fixed to the walls of the boot, and the space is zoned, allowing the small items to be grouped and pressed so that they do not move in the trunk during driving.
- The backs in the trunk are pallets separated into sections. These organisers allow you to sort out the luggage.
- The bags and bags in the trunk are usually attached to the floor or walls of the boot (most often by means of Velcro) and allow them to be neatly folded. The case is with and without the lid. Some are equipped with handles for portability.
The advantages of the boot organisers are:
- It gets quieter, nothing moves in the trunk.
- It is not possible to damage capacity with liquids.
- It's easier to find the stuff you need in the trunk, special small, but important things, like the keys to the wheel's secret.
- Easier to release the trunk if, for example, you need to vacuum or get to a spare wheel that is located under the boot field.
In selecting the boot organiser, it is necessary to take into account the specific use of the luggage compartment. For example, if the backrest is often folded, the use of the organizer, which is attached to the back seat, will be inconvenient.