A set of carbon fibre dog steps (56 cm or 86 cm) plus the vehicle-specific mounting frame. The frame uses your car’s OEM lashing points for a stable, integrated fit.

Yes — for vehicles we list, we build the step frame from our bank of 3D scan data so it follows your boot contours cleanly, with no guesswork.

No. Choose your vehicle and year and we match the fit from our database.

We configure the frame so the steps align naturally with your boot and tailgate geometry, and keep the setup practical for day-to-day loading.

Just mention it at enquiry. We’ll confirm the best configuration for your vehicle and how you use the boot.

That’s common. Some vehicles have lashing points tucked under trim panels or covers. Mention your vehicle at enquiry and we’ll confirm where they are and how the frame anchors.

56 cm is the compact option for narrower tailgate openings and space-efficient boot setups. 86 cm is a wider platform for larger tailgates and added room underfoot. We’ll recommend the right size based on your vehicle and layout. If you’re pairing steps with the Small crate, the compatible option is the 56 cm steps.

The steps mount onto a vehicle-specific frame that anchors to your car’s OEM lashing points. You install using the supplied fitting guide — no drilling or permanent changes.

Most customers allow around 30 minutes the first time, just to get familiar with the anchor points and layout. After that, fitting and removal is typically only a few minutes.

In most cases, no special tools. If you have a bespoke or more complex configuration, we’ll advise at enquiry.

No — in most cases you can keep your existing boot mats and floor in place. If your vehicle has a raised floor or removable panels, mention it at enquiry.

Usually, yes. If you access underfloor storage regularly, mention it at enquiry and we’ll recommend the most convenient configuration for your routine.

Yes — fitting videos and the installation manual are available on our Installation page.

Yes — many customers leave the frame installed for day-to-day use and simply deploy or fold the steps as needed.

They’re designed to stay stable by anchoring to fixed points in the boot (OEM lashing points) and folding compactly when not in use.

The steps include an automatic support foot to create a stable stance as you open them. For best use, follow the guidance in the fitting guide — particularly on soft, slippery, or uneven surfaces.

No — the step surface is designed for grip in everyday conditions. If they’re covered in heavy mud, a quick rinse helps keep them clean and grippy.

They’re designed to fold compactly within the tailgate opening. If you have aftermarket boot protection, load lip guards, or trim, mention it at enquiry and we’ll confirm the best setup.

The steps have a minimum load rating of 70 kg+. Always use the product as intended and follow the supplied fitting and safety instructions.

Most dogs do with short, positive sessions. Start low, reward confidence, practise stepping down, then move to the boot.

Yes — we offer a compact 56 cm option and can match the setup to your boot and your dog.

Wipe down or rinse as needed. If you’re using them after muddy walks, a quick rinse keeps the surface clean and grippy.

You can choose a standard crate size (Small, Medium, or Large), or a crate made specifically for your vehicle. The vehicle-specific option is designed around our recommended sizes, then shaped to your car model’s boot for the cleanest, most space-efficient fit — with no measuring required.

Your crate is supplied with a zippered front opening panel and the required anchoring points for your setup.

Yes — we can match your crate to your vehicle from our fit database. If you want the cleanest, most space-efficient result, choose the made-to-measure option (no measuring required).

No. Select your vehicle and year and we match the fit from our database.

You can order standard sizes, or choose a vehicle-specific fit for the cleanest, most space-efficient setup.

Choose a starting size based on your dog and how you want them to travel: compact single-dog, roomier single-dog, or large/two-dog travel. If you’re unsure, enquire and we’ll recommend the best option.

We can advise the best size and layout depending on your dogs. If you’re travelling with two dogs, a divider can help create two defined spaces (or separate dog space from luggage). Tell us your dogs’ breeds and approximate weights at enquiry.

For made-to-measure setups, you can choose boot coverage (50%, 75%, or full width). This helps keep the boot usable for everyday kit.

Yes — tell us how you normally use your rear seats at enquiry so we can confirm the best fit for your layout.

It mounts securely and stays stable by anchoring to your vehicle’s OEM lashing points using the supplied straps and attachment points.

Yes — the crate is designed for everyday practicality, including removal when needed.

Anchoring to OEM lashing points is designed to keep the crate secure and help reduce movement and unwanted noise on the road.

It’s designed to mount securely and stay stable by anchoring to your vehicle’s OEM lashing points, but it isn’t sold as crash-tested or crash-certified. For best practice, we recommend travelling your dog with a suitable harness clipped to the crate’s integrated loops.

Yes — the crate includes integrated harness loops so you can clip in your dog’s travel harness to help reduce movement.

The fibreglass mesh keeps the crate feeling open with airflow and visibility, while still creating a defined travel space in the boot.

The open mesh panels support airflow and visibility. In warm weather, always manage temperature carefully — keep the cabin ventilated, plan breaks, offer water, and never leave a dog unattended in a warm vehicle.

In normal use it’s minimal. Most noise comes from tags and metal clips, so a quieter collar (or removing tags during travel) can reduce it further.

The fibreglass mesh is designed to be strong but more forgiving than traditional metal bars. A fitted cushion also helps create a comfortable resting area.

Wipe down, rinse, or hose as needed. For heavy mud, a removable boot liner underneath can make clean-up faster.

A quick shake-out and wipe-down handles most day-to-day mess. If your dog is wet, remove the cushion to dry separately and rinse the crate area as needed. Good airflow helps things dry faster after a rinse.

At a minimum: the carbon fibre steps and the made-to-fit crate, designed to work together as one integrated setup. In the full system configuration, the crate acts as the base integration, so a separate steps-only frame isn’t required.

You can add options like a divider and a fitted cushion depending on how you use the boot. Full system pricing is typically better value than buying the steps and crate separately.

Yes. The steps fold compactly in the tailgate area, and the crate is designed to follow your boot angles for a space-efficient fit. If keeping one side of the boot clear matters, we can configure a layout that leaves a usable “luggage lane” (vehicle-dependent).

Yes — choose your boot coverage (50%, 75% or full) and add a divider if you want a clear split between dog space and luggage.

The crate is designed for everyday travel and practical clean-up. Many owners choose a fitted cushion to create a defined resting area in the boot, which can be removed when needed.

We can build around how you actually use the boot. If you often drive with seats down, mention it at enquiry so we can confirm your best fit and configuration.

Ordering starts with an enquiry. You choose your vehicle (make, model, year) and your setup (steps, crate, full system, cushion, divider). We confirm the correct configuration from our database and provide your quote and ordering information.

We use an enquire-to-order process for vehicle-specific fit. This ensures we confirm the correct configuration before build and delivery.

Your vehicle make/model/year, your dog’s breed and approximate weight, and how you want to use the boot (dog-only or shared space). If your vehicle has a split tailgate, tow bar, raised boot floor, hidden lashing points, or seven seats, mention that too.

Yes — shipping options, costs, and any import charges (where applicable) are confirmed before you order.

Yes — the system is designed for self-installation using the supplied fitting guide. For more complex bespoke configurations, installation at our facilities can be arranged by appointment.

Because each system is made to order, returns and cancellations can be limited. Please check our current Terms and Conditions and ask any questions before you confirm your order.

In the UK, dogs must be suitably restrained when travelling so they cannot distract the driver or injure themselves (or you) if you stop quickly. A harness, pet carrier, dog cage, or dog guard are listed examples.

The system anchors to factory lashing points and is designed to be installed using the supplied fitting guide. If you have vehicle-specific warranty concerns, it’s sensible to check with your vehicle manufacturer or dealer.

Often, yes — a padded base can make longer journeys more comfortable. If your dog has a diagnosed condition, follow your vet or canine physio’s advice.

Many dogs settle better with a defined, consistent space in the boot. A fitted cushion can help make that space feel familiar over time.

Yes — cushions are typically chosen to suit a layout, but you can remove them whenever you need more boot flexibility.

Remove the cushion when needed, wipe down the boot area, and consider a boot liner underneath for easier clean-up on very muddy days.

Yes — these options are made to suit vehicles in the fit database and integrate with the same vehicle-specific system.