Sorry, that was me trying to be funny. Fixed it for you.@MileHigh .... is there any chance of changing the original thread heading to "175cm" high rather than 175 km (which equates to 108.74 miles)it messes with my head!
Sorry, that was me trying to be funny. Fixed it for you.@MileHigh .... is there any chance of changing the original thread heading to "175cm" high rather than 175 km (which equates to 108.74 miles)
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it’s the ineos loadspace drawer. it’s the same height as the folded seats so you can have a flat loadspace.
So the OEM version? How tall of an item will it take? I have some squishy stuff and some hard stuff.
Yeah.. wish I'd known that when I was putting it together. I'm often juggling a gun case in one hand while trying to finagle both stops at the same time with my free hand.
Hey, How flat is it with the seats down? Thanks, George
Pretty much flat. There is a flap that folds down to cover the gap as well
Awesome thanks, is it this one? https://www.gearmate.co.uk/product/ineos-grenadier-twin-drawer
no i got it from ineos. gear mate don’t seem to have the same model on their website
Loving the reg.
so mine has a lid on the left hand side which has storage space but also allows you to get to the bottle jack area. the other side does not open.
On my Trialmaster custom Truck Vault build, I installed extensions to the top surface so I can have a complete flat surface from wheel well to wheel well. This is for my kennels and gear to be supported on and not fall down into the gutters on each edge. I have put hinges on these extensions to flip them up to access the sides for gear. I have my recovery shovel on one side and axe on the other. I can still access the cubby on the drivers side for the bottle jack and have my Weboost unit in it and it’s plugged into the cigarette jack there.
I ended up custom building my Truck Vault with a drawer from their outlet store and then ordering the slide out table from them to match the drawer footprint. But you could order it all as one unit and will save some height. I had some angles fabricated that wood screwed into the back edge of the table and then bolted them down to the floor tracks with slot bolts. It was a pain. I then wood screwed the bottom of the drawer box down to the top of the table box.
