Sshfs as regular user through fstab

Question

I'd like to mount a remote directory through sshfs on my Debian machine, say at /work. So I added my user to fuse group and I run:

sshfs [email protected]:/remote/dir /work

and everything works fine. However it would be very nice to have the directory mounted on boot. So I tried the /etc/fstab entry given below:

sshfs#[email protected]:/remote/dir /work     fuse      user,_netdev,reconnect,uid=1000,gid=1000,idmap=user  0   0

sshfs asks for password and mounts almost correctly. Almost because my regular user has no access to the mounted directory and when I run ls -la /, I get:

d?????????   ? ?        ?               ?            ? work

How can I get it with right permissions trough fstab?