Comment: Cargo Drawers

Thanks Stephen - I might just do the same.
'By the way responses from Suppliers are as follows:-
There is a rear position cargo barrier that ARB sell which you can get a Forward positioning kit for, I am lead to believe that this moves the cargo barrier to behind the front seats of the 150 series Prado, the cost would be $888 supplied and fitted.
I’ve spoken to a few of my workmates who have confirmed that if you have a set of drawers in the back, they butt up against the rear seats thus causing you to need a half cargo barrier. That being said, if you get the full cargo barrier with the forward mounting kit which will put the barrier to just behind the front seats then you can do so.
I’ve spoken to a few of my workmates who have confirmed that if you have a set of drawers in the back, they butt up against the rear seats thus causing you to need a half cargo barrier. That being said, if you get the full cargo barrier with the forward mounting kit which will put the barrier to just behind the front seats then you can do so.

and I replied-
'So (finally) to Clarify:-

'I would need to buy two Cargo Barriers if I have drawers in back section i.e. a half-barrier and a full size barrier and then remove half-barrier when I want to use full storage area from behind front seats?'
response received:-

'If you wished to use the rear seats at any time then yes you would need two cargo barriers. No you can’t use the half cargo barrier behind the front seats as there is no way to mount the lower half of the barrier to the floor of the vehicle, thus voiding the ADR compliance and rendering it nowhere near as strong as it should be. To mount behind the front seats you would need the full length cargo barrier.'

Thanks Derek - appreciate your response and will talk to Opposite Lock!