Stowable cargo restraining walled enclosure assembly and method
CA 2386797 A1 · Owner: Podkomorka, Michael P. · Inventors: Podkomorka, Michael P.; Faber, Michael W.
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A stowable cargo restraining enclosure assembly (10 110) for restraining , cargo (20) in a cargo space (30) of a transport vehicle (40). The enclosure assembly preferably includes a bed liner structure (70 170) that may be , positioned on the bed (50 150) of the cargo space and at least one enclosure assembly that includes a plurality of sidewalls (80A 80B, 90A, 90B, 180A, 180B, 190A, 190B) which are pivoted and/or folded into a collapsed or stowed condition in the bed liner (50, 150). During use the enclosure assembly (10, 110) is pivoted up into the cargo space (30) and the sidewalls deployed to cooperatively form a walled enclosure for cargo. A transport vehicle (40) having the …
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