Below are some pictures of the 0000-8K-N21 Rear Cargo Floor Net that I just installed. The picture on the Mazda website isn't very good, so I thought I would include these in case anyone is wondering what it really looks like. I also have the Left and Ride Side Cargo Nets (0000-8K-N11) that I will post pictures on later after I get them installed (they involve drilling holes and some disassembly of the interior).
Yes, it has a plastic snap in each corner of the net (see below)- probably identical to the ones on your 2013 CX-9 net.
WeatherTech. See more pictures of it in this thread:
I've only had it for about a week, but so far I am happy. It fits perfectly (as does all of WeatherTech's topline products). I would say that it's not an ideal product if you are going to be using the third row seats a lot; perhaps WeatherTech or someone else will eventually come out with a similar product that fits only the small area behind the third row seats. I didn't look for coupon codes (which I often do when internet shopping), I guess because I was already prepared to pay more for it than what WeatherTech eventually listed it for ($119.95 +$18.00 shipping).
Below are some pictures of the 0000-8K-N21 Rear Cargo Floor Net that I just installed. The picture on the Mazda website isn't very good, so I thought I would include these in case anyone is wondering what it really looks like. I also have the Left and Ride Side Cargo Nets (0000-8K-N11) that I will post pictures on later after I get them installed (they involve drilling holes and some disassembly of the interior).
It is very stretchy. But for something as big as a stroller, I would try disconnecting both clip hooks on the left side (or both clip hooks on the right side), put the stroller in, and then stretch the entire net over it and reconnect the clips. Seems like this would be easier than trying to insert the stroller inside the net. NOTE: I just added a picture of a clip hook a few posts above this one.
The instructions that come with the 0000-8K-N11 Sidewall Nets aren't all that great. For Steps 5, 6, and 7, I just left the templates in place and carefully drilled the holes through them (no grease pencil marking or drill stop used). Step 14 says to remove the plastic cover from the D-rings, but doesn't say how. You have to push the cover near the top to one side to release one tab, and then pull it the opposite direction to release the other tab. The cover is hinged at the bottom and can then be pulled down. MOST IMPORTANTLY, the instructions don't mention removing the sidewall cover (by the 3rd row seats) and the Phillips screw head behind it. Without this screw removed, it is almost impossible to reach your arm behind the sidewall to get to the two forward hooks. Also, the instructions don't mention that the right (passenger) side plastic support below and forward of the storage tray, and the left (driver) side storage side tray have to be removed, but do them both. The right (passenger side) tray support is secured to the floor with 3 white clips; the tray has to be moved in a particular (and different) direction for each clip to release it, but the tray is fairly flexible which makes this fairly easy. The left (driver) side tray is more difficult - it also has 3 clips, but one of them cannot be seen except from below the vehicle - pinch it on the sides and push it up; the tray can then be released from the remaining 2 clips by sliding it the appropriate direction. When reaching forward and down behind the sidewall to install the metal washers and rubber well nuts on the 2 forward T-anchor studs (which you can't see - this part is done by "feel"), don't be surprised if your arm gets some scratches or cuts, especially if you fail to remove that Phillips head screw from behind the sidewall cover! Other thoughts: Once you can see the back of the sidewall and the 2 aft holes (the forward 2 holes are not visible), don't be overly concerned if some of the hole is through hard plastic and the rest of the hole is in the softer/thinner sidewall material - the rubber well nuts are fairly forgiving as far as the surface(s) that they seat on. Having said that, make sure that your templates are positioned correctly before your drill.
Yes, it has a plastic snap in each corner of the net (see below)- probably identical to the ones on your 2013 CX-9 net.
