Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. With Rollmat Bumper Protector your dog can jump in and out of your car and you don’t have to worry about him scratching the bumper any more! The bumper has been developed with the requirements in mind of all cars with a boot that’s at least 80 cm wide. The Rollmat can either be attached to the hooks on either side of the boot or if you’re using a transport cage/box, it can simply fixed on using the straps provided on delivery. The ROLLMAT Bumper Cover at a glance: Size: 64 x 80 cm (LxW) Colour: black Minimum width of car boot: 80 cm Suitable for all vehicles with or without a boot sill Highly robust and tear-resistant material Power-Protection with strengthening discs - for heavy duty Attachment to the loading hooks, no matter whether on the side or on the floor 2 additional loops, which allow for vertical hanging e.g. on a crate Can be folded together to save space Practical storage case with carrying belt Maintenance note: Should the car seat cover be contaminated with saltwater after, say, a day at the beach, it should be immediately cleaned to avoid damage to the material.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Kleinmetall
- Price: £33.11
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Good to know
- Never leave a dog in a parked car on a warm day, even with the windows down.
- Flying with your dog? Check the airline’s crate requirements before buying, as they set the rules.
- Your dog should be able to stand without ducking, turn round easily and lie flat on its side in the crate.
Common questions
Which type of crate is best for the car?
Purpose-built aluminium car crates are the sturdiest and are shaped to fit the boot. Plastic transport crates and wire crates also work if they fit well and are secured so they cannot slide. Fabric crates are fine for calm dogs at your destination but offer little protection while driving.
What size crate does my dog need?
Your dog should be able to stand without its head touching the roof, turn around and lie flat on its side. Measure height to the top of the head or ears and length from nose to base of tail, add a few centimetres, and compare with the crate’s inside dimensions.
