Description
This car organiser is a mesh storage net that fits into the gap between the seat and the console, holding bottles, phones and snacks, with a built-in 2-in-1 holder for a drink or a cup, and it fits with no tools, for $25.99.
The gap beside the driver's seat is the worst designed space in any car. It is exactly wide enough to swallow a phone, a card or a set of keys, and exactly narrow enough that you cannot get a hand in to retrieve them. Anyone who has pulled over on a motorway to fish a phone out from under a seat rail knows the cost. Filling that gap with a mesh pocket turns the single most annoying part of a car interior into the most useful storage in it.
Specifications
| Type |
Mesh seat gap storage net |
| Fits |
Between the seat and the centre console |
| Holds |
Bottles, phones, snacks and small items |
| Holder |
Built-in 2-in-1 bottle and cup holder |
| Installation |
No tools required |
What's in the Box
| 1 x |
Mesh car seat gap organiser with cup holder |
Why This Beats a Boot Organiser
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It is where your hand already goes - storage beside the seat gets used; storage in the boot does not.
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Blocks the gap - nothing falls through to the seat rails again, which is the real problem it solves.
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Mesh, so you can see in - no digging through a closed pocket at a set of lights.
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Extra cup holder - most cars have two and most families need three.
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No tools, nothing permanent - it goes in and comes out, which suits a lease or a company car.
Which Gap Does It Fill?
The gap between the front seat and the centre console, on the driver's or passenger's side. That is the space that catches phones, cards, coins and keys and makes them almost impossible to retrieve without moving the seat all the way forward.
Will It Fit My Car?
It is designed for the standard gap in most sedans, hatches, SUVs and utes. Cars with a very wide gap, a very narrow one, or an unusual console shape are the exceptions worth checking. Measure the gap beside your seat before ordering if your car is unusual.
Does It Need Tools to Install?
No. It fits into the gap without tools, drilling or adhesive, which means it comes out again cleanly for cleaning or when you sell the car.
Who Buys These
Rideshare and delivery drivers who spend a full day in the car and need everything within reach. Parents, where the back seat generates a constant supply of drink bottles and snacks. Anyone who has lost a phone down the side of a seat once. It also sells to people fitting out a new car, where a few small organisers do more for daily use than most accessories costing five times as much.
Pair It With
Our Automotive range covers the mounts, shades and chargers that go in the same cabin, Storage & Organisation has the boot and household organisers, and if you carry children, the waterproof kids car seat tray handles the back seat.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many organisers do I get?
One.
Which side does it fit?
Either. It fits the gap between a front seat and the console on the driver's or the passenger's side.
Does it hold a drink bottle?
Yes, and it has a built-in 2-in-1 holder for a bottle or a cup.
Will it interfere with the seat adjustment?
Position it clear of the seat rails and the adjustment lever. Check the seat still moves freely after fitting.
Can it be removed for cleaning?
Yes, it lifts out. Nothing is fixed permanently.
Is it universal?
It suits the standard gap in most cars. Measure first if your console is an unusual shape.
Do you ship Australia wide?
Yes, including regional and remote addresses.
Fast Australian Shipping
We dispatch from Australia, so this organiser reaches Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin quickly, and we post to regional and remote addresses as well. Orders placed on a business day are picked the same day wherever stock allows.
Product photography is indicative and items shown inside the organiser are not included. Colours may vary slightly between screens and the item in hand, and hand measured dimensions carry a small tolerance. Do not fit anything that obstructs seat adjustment, seat belt anchorages or airbag deployment zones.
