Storage solutions that are not drawer systems, please take and post a pic of the current state of your rear storage area (1 Viewer)

[j404]

I regularly use my LC to haul random crap. Sometimes it's tall crap. Sometimes it's wide crap. Drawers won't work because I rarely have notice of whatever crap I will have to put in the back.

I always have a tiny folding step stool, recovery rope and some shackles, small tool kit, couple small blankets, fire extinguisher, tiny compressor. Small roll top table, kermit chair. Alpicool c20

I often use this junk but it takes up almost all room. Any suggestions, organizers, strapping system, idk some way to give me enough space to make a solid costco run?

 

[doru]

I use something like this

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Most of the time it is just one cube extended. It holds stuff like backup water, paper towels, textile towels, blanket, spare plastic bags, glass cleaner, paint detailer, solid base for the tire jack, etc. The organizer stays in the truck all the time, but I can move it on one of the seats if I need the space for cargo.

I also have a few HFT tool bags to keep my electrical pump, rescue stuff, and traction devices (boards, chains, cables) organized. I add/remove the bags as needed depending on season or activity. Some of the rescue stuff permanently stays in the tailgate compartments.

I only use the collapsible bins (in your pic) when organizing cargo for a trip, staking them on top of each other.

No need for a chair as I can use the truck boards, rear tire, and rear bumper to climb/reach the entire roof.

For a Costco run you do not need any of the stuff I see in the pic so you can leave them in the garage.

 

[Nothinghead]

Some totes and a folding table to make a platform for the dog or a second level of gear:

It sits more or less at the same height of the 2nd row folded down and could be a sleeping platform but I haven’t tried this yet.

 

[terrapin]

This is what I have in my 100