Who makes MOLLE panels for cargo area? (1 Viewer)

[Sverige]

Looking to install some panels. Would prefer options that did not block the rear side windows, ie MOLLE panels that could bolt onto side walls, rear hatch, or generic panels that could be installed on sides of a 1/2 drawer or something.
Thx

 

[linuxgod]

I haven't seen any except ones that cover the rear window.

You might look for a custom panel and then mount it with some plastic spacers as standoffs. Here's one that's 35x8 which would probably be the right size for mounting on the upper tailgate hatch plastic.

Universal MOLLE Storage Panels by FreedomVanGo

While storage is important, it is usually few and far between in a camper van, so we decided to fix that problem for you! Over the years our FVG Rear Door MOLLE Panels have been our most popular product. Now, with the new universal panels, you can take advantage of every single nook and cranny...

vanpartswarehouse.com

 

[LvCruiserNewb]

Victory 4x4 has one for the bottom of the rear hatch now. As well as ones for the front doors and center console.

Land Cruiser Hatch MOLLE Panel | 200 Series & LX 570 (08-21) - Victory 4x4 - https://www.victory4x4.com/product/V200HMP.html

 

[wiseinvestor]

Victory 4x4 has one for the bottom of the rear hatch now. As well as ones for the front doors and center console.

Land Cruiser Hatch MOLLE Panel | 200 Series & LX 570 (08-21) - Victory 4x4 - https://www.victory4x4.com/product/V200HMP.html

I'm going to order one of these and see how they fit.

 

[Madtiger]

Question...if the above drills thru the plastic panel...how much weight can it even support?? The panel itself is aluminum and that does have a weight to it. The last thing that I want is to deform the plastic panel.

 

[linuxgod]

Question...if the above drills thru the plastic panel...how much weight can it even support?? The panel itself is aluminum and that does have a weight to it. The last thing that I want is to deform the plastic panel.

No idea but if you're worried I'd suggest reinforcing the mount by spreading the load across a wider section. Essentially just pop the panel off, get a sheet of aluminum from Home Despot, and cut it to fit behind the panel. You basically just want the back side of the mount attaching to something much wider than when the feet for the panel go.

 

[Sverige]

Was not aware of the Victory 4x4, thank you. That option might work, assuming it’s sturdy and can hold 20-30lbs…

 

[propernorf]

Kaon makes a neat Roof/ Side shelf for the 200/LX.

 

[nakman]

We do a mount that snaps into the 3rd row slot in the wall, then lands on top of your drawers. Allows you to mount a small item like a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, etc. Not the exact thing you were looking for, but similar solution.

200 accessory mounts — Gamiviti

www.gamiviti.com

only caveat is it's LC-only, you need the handle on the side to release it. And if your drawers are so high that they cover the handle, well it's not gonna work that well either. Also requires no 3rd row seats, and drawers, obviously. hth

 

[CanadianRockyCruiser]

Question...if the above drills thru the plastic panel...how much weight can it even support?? The panel itself is aluminum and that does have a weight to it. The last thing that I want is to deform the plastic panel.

It can support more than 7 lbs, which is about how much weight to takes to start closing the hatch. I bet you could hold 30lbs+ or so without damaging the plastic, but then your hatch isnt going to stay up. Best to store light items here...first aid kit, maybe a tree strap, flashlight, etc. Not heavy tools, firearms, or fire extinguishers.

The plastic is held in by about 14 panel clips, so its surprisingly strong. The penny washers on the bolts increase the surface area on the inside of the panel.

 

[wiseinvestor]

We do a mount that snaps into the 3rd row slot in the wall, then lands on top of your drawers. Allows you to mount a small item like a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, etc. Not the exact thing you were looking for, but similar solution.
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200 accessory mounts — Gamiviti

www.gamiviti.com

only caveat is it's LC-only, you need the handle on the side to release it. And if your drawers are so high that they cover the handle, well it's not gonna work that well either. Also requires no 3rd row seats, and drawers, obviously. hth

Tim, I forgot about these. I'm going to place and order and see if I cant work up a way to secure my Dometic Hydration faucet to it. I currently just have a strap attached to my arb wing. This is much cleaner.

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[Sverige]

@nakman Love that one! What a clever idea.

 

[Willie G]

These Pelican panels are attached via wood screws and are not suitable for heavy items - maybe 5 lbs max. They are removable by unlatching the cam locks, so there's that.

Pelican molle

 

[wiseinvestor]

Victory 4x4 hatch molle

15 min install. Plenty of room to add some extra support behind the panel if needed. I'm not going to load this thing up with much more than some quick grab bags an a papertowel holder. Extra real estate is alway appreciated. We will see. $220 for a new trim panel to return to stock.

 

[propernorf]

We do a mount that snaps into the 3rd row slot in the wall, then lands on top of your drawers. Allows you to mount a small item like a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, etc. Not the exact thing you were looking for, but similar solution.
View attachment 3495973

200 accessory mounts — Gamiviti

www.gamiviti.com

only caveat is it's LC-only, you need the handle on the side to release it. And if your drawers are so high that they cover the handle, well it's not gonna work that well either. Also requires no 3rd row seats, and drawers, obviously. hth

With LX570 being button release rather than handle, how can you remove it once installed ? I think the latch system is connected to the chair itself no ?

 

[nakman]

With LX570 being button release rather than handle, how can you remove it once installed ? I think the latch system is connected to the chair itself no ?

You literally have to pry it out with a screwdriver... the button is integrated with more than that latch on the wall, so pressing the button won't pop it free like with the more simple latch of the LC version.

 

[wiseinvestor]

@nakman Love that one! What a clever idea.

Tim, I forgot about these. I'm going to place and order and see if I cant work up a way to secure my Dometic Hydration faucet to it. I currently just have a strap attached to my arb wing. This is much cleaner.

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Worked a treat!