Post pics of your drawer/storage system

Without drilling additional holes, how are you guys bolting these things down? I'm thinking about a homemade version flat plate similar to Goose Gear. With a drawer, its obvious you can add turnbuckles and anchor points, but can't think of any solutions if mounting just a flat platform.
 
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Not sure how others are tying down (without turnbuckles), but I removed the 4 existing tiedown rings and used the threaded holes to bolt my platform down.

Tried to post the image I’ve posted here before, but can’t recall how to do it.
 
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My cargo area is complete.

(Not pictured): I also used some plastic home depot shelves with plastic legs that I cut down to fashion into a sleep platform if I wanted to sleep in the vehicle, and they function as shelves to store my camping gear when I'm not sleeping on it. Best 50 bucks I've ever spent.
 

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Not sure how others are tying down (without turnbuckles), but I removed the 4 existing tiedown rings and used the threaded holes to bolt my platform down.

Tried to post the image I’ve posted here before, but can’t recall how to do it.

Here's a thread that has pictures of how I did this with my (much simpler) platform: https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3329195-post10.html

I'm planning v3.0, which will also bolt into the rear tie-downs, same approach.
 
What is that mesh partition you have? I’ve been looking for something like that to protect my dogs from an avalanche of gear.


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not sure where he got his from, but i got mine from Raingler nets, which is a vendor here.
 
Just installed my storage system in and received my fridge as well. Will be tinkering around with the setup and need to figure out how to tie stuff down and maximize space but so far so good. I have a BROG Attic going in there as well. The fridge, my house battery, and a plano trunk can fit within the space which is exactly what I was hoping would work.
 

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What bumper is that? Never seen or heard of one mentioned with a tailgate?

Nevermind - Found it - Souther Style offroad. Neat idea
 
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I promise I didn’t copy the previous member!




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Haha..Love your set up. Are you using the brackets (the ones you have to pop rivet ) that came with the slide that hold the fridge in place? I have a 52 L fridge so was wondering if that would be necessary given there woud be very little room for it to move around.
 
Haha..Love your set up. Are you using the brackets (the ones you have to pop rivet ) that came with the slide that hold the fridge in place? I have a 52 L fridge so was wondering if that would be necessary given there woud be very little room for it to move around.

I am not. Didn't feel like dealing with them. Ran about 1000 miles onroad and 300 miles offroad with setup so far. Use it often... no need for brackets. Just make sure you get the power cord out of the slider way. Slider chewed up my power cord. I now use some bungees strategically placed and have no issues.
 

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