Cheap Cargo Liners?

[Fit2bMe]

Hello, I'm planning to buy them Cargo Liners / Cargo Treys for 2011 next year. I looked at ebay and those prices are not within my budget range now.

http://motors.shop.ebay.com/Parts-Accessories-/6028/i.html?_nkw=honda+fit+cargo+tray

Can you recommend cargo liners which are below $50? On the site, I saw $49.99 for sale. Those don't count.

They could be unheralded OEM brands like them Chinese made.

Thanks.

[manxman]

The Elemmat is best, but it isn't cheap. If you want quality, you have to pay for it.

EDIT: The Ellemmat is better, and more expensive, than mere cargo trays because it covers the entire rear floor with the seats folded down. One of the two pieces exactly covers the cargo area at the rear, and the other piece covers all of the rest. If all you want is cargo area protection, the cheaper buy-it-now priced ones on Ebay are worth buying. But it would be unwise to pay $70-80.00 for a little piece of rubber.

[Fit2bMe]

Thanks.

I was looking at the those Chinese made oems but I felt I needed to opt for quality and will have to save up for them Ellemmat.

[nweakland]

Hi I'm from Murdock Industrial, the maker of the Elemmat. Just wanted to let you know we had a deal going on right now for the Holiday Season.

From now till the end of December you can contact us for a special offer

Hope to have you as a customer soon!
Neil Weakland

[manxman]

Hi I'm from Murdock Industrial, the maker of the Elemmat. Just wanted to let you know we had a deal going on right now for the Holiday Season.

From now till the end of December you can use the coupon code DEC2010 and get 10% off your order.

Hope to have you as a customer soon!
Neil Weakland
http://elemmat.com
Hi Neal, welcome to our forums! Thank you for offering this discount to our members. I consider your product a "Must Have" for Honda Fits. The downside of having a huge, flat floor behind the front seats is the amount of dirt, dog hair, and spilled cargo that winds up stuck in the terrible quality "carpet" that Honda provides. The Elemmat makes that impossible.

[manxman]

The Elemmat is best, but it isn't cheap. If you want quality, you have to pay for it.

EDIT: The Ellemmat is better, and more expensive, than mere cargo trays because it covers the entire rear floor with the seats folded down. One of the two pieces exactly covers the cargo area at the rear, and the other piece covers all of the rest. If all you want is cargo area protection, the cheaper buy-it-now priced ones on Ebay are worth buying. But it would be unwise to pay $70-80.00 for a little piece of rubber.
Before I got banned by the idiots on fitfreak.net, I posted a DIY on how I split the Elemmat so that it fit the rear seat-backs to allow them to be raised or lowered with the Elemmat floor cover always attached. Originally, I used pieces of Industrial Strength Velcro to attach the Elemmat to the seat-backs.

I just bought a set of stainless steel snap fasteners, normally used to attach boat covers to a boat, from an eBay vendor at dirt cheap prices, and will post a future DIY on using this hardware to attach the Eloemmat to the tops of the rear seat-backs. With the seats raised, you can un-snap the Elemmat and lower it over your rear cargo to use it as a cargo cover to keep thieves from seeing what is under the cover.