Whats everyone using/modifying to put in the back window area for a net ?

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

Aside from using a universal-fit net or screening something like below..not exactly that one, people are installing actual rear windshields with their fronts. Tough to find something for the rear of a U-Force though.

https://www.sidebysidestuff.com/mesh-rear-window-dust-stopper-kymco-uxv-450.html

I ended up  using a generic one from Canadian Tire
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/autotrends-rear-cargo-net-60-in-0375049p.html#srp
Used a few small ty wraps to attach to roll bar.

I am still waiting to get the info but a buddy of mine here in the states ordered a custom tarp from a tent and tarp manufacturer...ordered online and one of the fabric options was mesh.  Was able to customize where and how many of what size eyelets and everything for under $40.  If anyone is interested I'll pass on the info as soon as I get it.  You folks up in Canada might be able to find a similar service available up there.

I am still waiting to get the info but a buddy of mine here in the states ordered a custom tarp from a tent and tarp manufacturer...ordered online and one of the fabric options was mesh.  Was able to customize where and how many of what size eyelets and everything for under $40.  If anyone is interested I'll pass on the info as soon as I get it.  You folks up in Canada might be able to find a similar service available up there.

Just got word he got his from Covers and All.  Just had a custom tarp made and one of the options for material is mesh (can all be completed online).  Can specify where and how many gromets and if want edge reinforced.  He left gromets off bottom of mesh so can still reach into box and was about $20 plus shipping.  I've seen it and cannot really tell the difference between that custom "tarp" and the mesh roof he paid 4 or 5 times as much for.  Will be ordering mine from there as well.  Also just a heads up, will need to get the ball ball bungee cord straps to attach so that will add a few bucks to the project but they are cheap on Amazon.