Woscher Waterproof PU Leather Seat Gap Filler (Pair)
Padded drop-catcher trays that slide between the front seats and center console to catch slipping phones, toll cards, and keys.
By Trovly editors · Last reviewed 26 Oct 2026
Our take
The gap between the seat bolster and the center tunnel is a black hole for dropped items and cookie crumbs that are impossible to vacuum out later.
Skip it if
- Your vehicle has an electronic console that sits lower than the seat base.
- Your bucket seats press flush against the transmission tunnel with zero gap.
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Who it's for
Daily commuters who frequently drop keys, toll receipts, or mobile phones between the seats.
- Works with ·
- Most hatchbacks, sedans, and compact SUVs
Good
- Blocks dropped coins, parking tokens, and phones from sliding under seats
- Built-in divider keeps your phone upright for easy reach
- Waterproof PU leather wipes clean with a damp cloth
Not so good
- Not suitable for cars where the center console sits lower than the seats
- Can slightly reduce seat slider travel if installed too tightly
Specifications
- Material
- High-density foam wrapped in PU leather
- Dimensions
- 45 × 7 cm
- Compatibility
- Seat gaps between 1.5 cm and 4 cm
- Package
- Pair (Driver & Passenger side)
How we tested it
We haven't published testing notes for this product.
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