Abstract: An inventive cargo securement device as described herein integrates a mesh tarp portion with a cargo net portion. In the preferred embodiment, the mesh tarp portion is overlaid upon the cargo net portion to create a substantially smooth, and snag-free side to the device, which allows for easier maneuvering over cargo loads without snagging. The side opposite the smooth side is a lattice work of longitudinal and latitudinal straps overlaid upon the mesh tarp portion and is attached thereto. In use, the lattice work side of the device preferably does not contact the cargo, but provides a foundation for attaching a plurality of anchor points located within the perimeter of the mesh tarp portion. By locating anchor points within the perimeter of the mesh tarp portion, ropes, hooks, winches or a combination thereof can be attached to the anchor points and any slack in the mesh tarp portion can be effectively gathered up.

Abstract: Disclosed is a non-elastic cargo-securing and sling device having a central tarp with a perimeter edge band, a first set of grommets secured in the perimeter edge band, and an outer webbing net that surrounds the central tarp that is permanently secured to the perimeter edge band by stitching and the first set of grommets. The outer webbing net is fabricated from a set of longitudinal straps, a set of latitudinal straps, and a second set of grommets, with each of the second set of grommets permanently securing one longitudinal strap to one latitudinal strap, thereby producing the outer webbing net.