headliner fabric for cargo area

A sagging or stained roof liner in the back of your SUV, wagon, or van is easy to ignore until it starts brushing your gear. The right headliner fabric for cargo area repairs restores a clean, finished look and keeps loose foam from crumbling onto everything you haul.

What to Look for in Cargo Area Headliner Material

The cargo ceiling takes more abuse than the front of the cabin, from heat buildup to bumps from tall items. Choose a material built for automotive interiors.

Foam Backing

Foam-backed headliner fabric helps hide small imperfections in the headliner board and gives a soft, even surface. It also bonds well with spray headliner adhesive.

Color and Texture Match

Compare samples to your existing front headliner in daylight. Neutral grays, tans, and blacks blend most easily with factory interiors.

Enough Yardage

Measure the cargo panel at its widest points and add a few extra inches on every side for wrapping edges and trimming around lights or handles.

Ready for Your Rear Headliner Replacement?

Whether you are fixing a sagging headliner or refreshing a van cargo ceiling, matching the material is half the job. Browse our selection of auto headliner fabrics below to find the color and texture that fits your vehicle.