A cargo sling and shelf for a vehicle includes a first rail positioned in an interior of a rear cargo space of the motor vehicle, the first rail having a plurality of slots; a second rail positioned on an opposite side of the interior of the rear cargo space, the second rail having a plurality of slots, the second rail being substantial parallel to the first rail; a first crossbar having a first end that engages with one of the plurality of slots of the first rail and a second end that engages with one of the plurality of slots of the second rail; a second crossbar having a first end that engages with one of the plurality of slots of the first rail and a second end that engages with one of the plurality of slots of the second rail; and a mesh having a first side that is attached to the first crossbar and a second side that is attached to the second crossbar. The mesh forms a shelf between the first crossbar and the second crossbar.

A net assembly for a vehicle, comprising an assembly of rod elements, each of which has a guide channel; a plurality of joint elements, each of which has at least one connection opening, wherein the rod elements are connected together via the joint elements; and at least one tensioning element which extends through the guide channels of at least some of the rod elements and the connection openings of at least some of the joint elements and can be tensioned in order to clamp the rod elements relative to the joint elements. In this manner, a net assembly is provided which can be used in a variable manner, the shape of which can be adapted in a flexible manner, and which can thus be used to withstand forces.

A cargo screen unit includes: a cargo screen having a cover sheet rolled out from a rolled-in and wound state so as to cover a cargo; and a parcel tray having an inner space for receiving an edge portion of the cargo screen, and having a receiving shutter, which communicates the inner space and an outer space by a downward movement and blocks the inner space and the outer space by an upward movement.

A luggage compartment screen apparatus of a vehicle may include a moving housing movable along guide rails; a push mechanism to be drawn out or drawn in from the moving housing toward the luggage compartment and be rotatable and formed to have a step in a rotation direction thereof; and a locking mechanism rotatably disposed on the moving housing to be configured to be selectively locked to the guide rail, formed to have a step in a drawn-out and drawn-in direction of the push mechanism, and having a stepped portion in contact with a stepped portion of the push mechanism to be rotated to be locked to the guide rail at the time of a drawn-in operation or a rotation operation of the push mechanism and be rotated to be separated from the guide rail at the time of a drawn-out operation of the push mechanism.

A tonneau cover assembly that selectively covers a truck bed of a truck is provided. The tonneau cover assembly includes a cover and a longitudinally extending rail located adjacent a sidewall of the truck bed. The longitudinally extending rail includes an attachment member. The attachment member extends longitudinally along with the rail and at least a portion of the attachment member is located over a portion of the bed. The cover includes a stiffener located adjacent the attachment member of the longitudinally extending rail.

A vehicle cargo area cover assembly is provided having a retractable cover roll mechanism, a cargo cover extending from the cover roll mechanism between retracted and extended positions, and a cover position member for maintaining the cover in a use position over a vehicle cargo area. The cover assembly further has a hanger coupled to the cover position member.

A cargo space cover for a motor vehicle, the cargo space cover including a winding shaft housing with a winding shaft arranged rotatably therein and configured to receive a cover web movable between a functional position where the cover web is at least partially pulled off from the winding shaft and a storage position where the cover web is substantially wound onto the winding shaft; a first support and a second support arranged opposite to one another and at least indirectly attached to the motor vehicle body; a first end cap arranged at a first face of the winding shaft housing; a second end cap arranged at a second face of the winding shaft housing, wherein the first support includes a first receiving space for receiving the first end cap, wherein the first receiving space includes a receiving opening that is oriented towards the second support.

A cargo blind end cap assembly of a vehicle comprises an end cap to receive a cargo blind bar and a seat belt retainer to retain and release a seat belt tongue. The seat belt retainer is coupled to the end cap.

In accordance with embodiments of the present disclosure, a tonneau cover for covering a pickup truck's cargo bed may include a frame structure for attaching to walls of the cargo bed. The tonneau cover may include a soft cover for covering the cargo bed, wherein the soft cover has edges that can be attached to the frame structure, and a cross bar attached to an inner side of the soft cover. When the soft cover is in a closed position, two ends of the cross bar are supported by the frame structure, and at least a portion of the soft cover is supported by the cross bar.

A cargo space cover for passenger vehicles including a cover web (11) having a first edge arranged at a winding shaft and movable between a retracted position in which the cover web is rolled up onto the winding shaft and a functional position in which the cover web is the drawn off from the winding shaft; a winding shaft housing (12) in which the winding shaft is rotatably mounted; a spring loaded drive for the winding shaft, which applies a restoring force to the cover web (11) against a pulling force; at least one fixing element (17) a journal (25) configured to fix the cover web (11) in the functional position; and a reinforced end portion (20) located at an end of the cover web (11) away from the winding shaft, wherein the fixing element (17) is movable from an active position for fixing to a storage position.