Thad49

Side pieces are separate, which lets you lift up the access panel that's under the bottom piece.

umdstu

Alright, thanks for the quick response. I might give these guys a go then since they're a bit cheaper:

https://www.canvasback.com/index.php...l?___SID=U&f=1

I've seen them discussed in the Audizine forum.

bamf

Thanks for posting this. I like the way the canvasliner's look, so I'll be purchasing my own. The price is higher than the Canvas Back's, but I get the impression they are a bit more custom and will fit better.

GhostGR

Sorry but I can’t resist, your dogs need a ramp to get up there?

daberlin

OP said one of the dogs is 13. Let's see you hop up and down 3 feet when you are 90. lol

GhostGR

daberlin

You are right, my mistake. I'm sure OP is more than capable of responding to your wiseass comment about his personal choice to make life easier for his pets.

Thad49

Yep, noticed the 13-yo dog having arthritis on the longer hikes; jumping up is MUCH harder for her, and the impact from jumping down also seems to hurt her .
A younger me would have been happy/faster to squat and lift both dogs up if needed, but my 5-vertebrae-fusion doc said to watch out what I lift.

daberlin: thanks for that dog's-feeling empathy.
GhostGR: I can't imagine how tough cancer must be to deal with, all my stuff is only ortho/pain limiting. But I bet we both enjoy the quality of life boost from our dogs.

Xian24

Any pointers for ordering the liner? Would you have ordered any differently?

Thad49

Only special request was to ask that they leave cutouts for the 4 floor D-rings, since I often have a bungee cord or other tiedown connected to them.