The rubber boot liner is precisely shaped for the Porsche 911. Thanks to its precise cut, it fits the boot perfectly and provides excellent protection against dirt and damage to the original carpet.
Rubber boot liners from Novline feature a raised edge (3–4 cm), which safely contains any spilled liquids or melted snow, protecting the car’s interior. These liners also boast the most precise cut of any in our range of boot liners.
The surface of the rubber tray has a rough, non-slip texture, which to some extent prevents the load from sliding around when cornering.
Thanks to manufacturing technology using innovative polymer materials (TPE), Novline boot liners are highly resistant to wear and tear whilst retaining their elasticity across a temperature range of -50°C to +50°C. The liners are UV-resistant and do not fade when exposed to sunlight.
The tray can be easily removed from the boot at any time. Maintenance and cleaning are then very straightforward.
If you’re unsure which boot liner to choose and need advice on what sets Novline apart from other manufacturers, we’ve put together a clear comparison of different brands.
On the right, you’ll find a link to an article where we explain in detail what types of rubber or plastic boot liners you can buy for your car.
We also describe the main advantages and disadvantages of each type, which are summarised in a clear table at the end of the article.
If you purchase Novline rubber car mats or a rubber boot liner, the product may in some cases be labelled as ‘Element’. However, there is no need to worry. Even if the car mats or boot liner are labelled as ‘Element’, they are in fact Novline products.
We explain why this is the case in this article.
