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I worked with this really strange stuff all day...
Wood!
Man, I love working with wood compared to metal, it shapes SO nicely and with no resistance!
I cut out a piece of 1/4" plywood to span the gap over the batteries and trailer wiring junction box. I will attach the panel with a great industrial Velcro that I have had great success with before and it will work in this application with NO problems. The whole thing only ways a couple of pounds. This way I can hide all the wires underneath the panel and not have a sloppy looking rats nest of wire.
I added a few strips of ripped down 1x to make little stiffeners for the panel so it wouldn't flex over time and it will add a little strength for placing things on this little shelf.
Wood!

Man, I love working with wood compared to metal, it shapes SO nicely and with no resistance!
I cut out a piece of 1/4" plywood to span the gap over the batteries and trailer wiring junction box. I will attach the panel with a great industrial Velcro that I have had great success with before and it will work in this application with NO problems. The whole thing only ways a couple of pounds. This way I can hide all the wires underneath the panel and not have a sloppy looking rats nest of wire.
I added a few strips of ripped down 1x to make little stiffeners for the panel so it wouldn't flex over time and it will add a little strength for placing things on this little shelf.