Post up your drawer/storage system

[WayTooMuchHutch]

Mine is fairly simple and inexpensive but works great. Has waxed sliders and removable dividers.

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[Ryanmb21]

Last couple posts are great.

 

[DGarman]

Mine is fairly simple and inexpensive but works great. Has waxed sliders and removable dividers.

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Great looking Wagoneer and storage set-up!

 

[tbar]

My 01 Tacoma

 

[almac]

Completed storage system in a 2000 RR P38 - Where the spare tyre was located yielded usable space that is accessed via cut-outs in the base under the slide out fridge. A combination of Bundu boxes, Pelican & Doskocil cases make-up removable storage.

There was wasted space behind the spare tyre so last month I converted it to swing out with storage for two 5 gallon containers.

I really like your swing away tire fuel can carrier. do you have any closer pics?

 

[wyota884]

I built these last year for the LC. 36" slides, the one on the right is a double slide for the fridge and stove. The left side is the perfect fit for my Pelican 1550 with all my tools and enough room for recovery equipment and more. The steel frame bolts to the old 3rd row mounting points. The wood is 3/4" birch plywood. Cheapo automotive carpet that is already wearing badly. I still need to make a cutting board top for the right side slide out.

 

[Bennettbf]

Wow - a great use of 36" slides. Looks very professional!

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[gunnermoose]

@ ab1985 - nice clean set-up, like the great use of space!

 

[outsideluke]

My humble addition to this thread

 

[ckkone]

Nothing crazy, still have to add handles, fridge tie down and paint.

 

[Wrek]

Nothing crazy, still have to add handles, fridge tie down and paint.

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I feel like you may need to at least box in the back side of the bottom drawer slides. Having only the sides to support seems like a bad idea to me once the drawer is loaded up with stuff. My thought would be that over time the sides will start to fold inward slightly causing the slides to not function properly? Maybe I'm overthinking it.

Looks like clean work other than that!

 

[ckkone]

I feel like you may need to at least box in the back side of the bottom drawer slides. Having only the sides to support seems like a bad idea to me once the drawer is loaded up with stuff. My thought would be that over time the sides will start to fold inward slightly causing the slides to not function properly? Maybe I'm overthinking it.

Looks like clean work other than that!

Great idea will do that, thanks.

 

[Jkfisher84]

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How did u secure it down? Looks good

 

[outsideluke]

How did u secure it down? Looks good

Thanks! For now its just some 550 cord with a tensioner hooked onto the stock tie down points, seems to work just fine.

 

[ckkone]

Made some more progress -

Glued on black automotive carpet from Wal-Mart, added more support on the back of the tray and added an old kitchen cabinet handle I had laying around. I also stopped by Cruiser Outfitters and picked up an ARB fridge tie down kit that needs to be installed. Other than that just need some type of latch for the drawer, will stop by Home Depot tomorrow and see what I can come up with.