Storage solutions for JK
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Traveler III
This may be above and beyond what you're looking for, but maybe not!
It's not a DIY, but Al Smith's setup is really nice. Maybe you can get some ideas from it.
https://overlandkitchen.com/
To this day though, this is by far my most favorite kitchen and drawer system in a JKU, and it was a DIY. Very well thought out.
https://www.treehugger.com/travel/diy-jeep-camping-kitchen-overland-life.html
It's not a DIY, but Al Smith's setup is really nice. Maybe you can get some ideas from it.
https://overlandkitchen.com/
To this day though, this is by far my most favorite kitchen and drawer system in a JKU, and it was a DIY. Very well thought out.
https://www.treehugger.com/travel/diy-jeep-camping-kitchen-overland-life.html
IMO research research research. There are so many different configurations on this topic. It all depends what your specific goals/needs are. Just food for thought like I did with my teardrop trailer build. Take screen shots of different trailers/ features & combine them in your build to get everything you want & need for your specific build. Just throwing it out there. Good luck.
Off-Road Ranger I
Depending on how you use your JKU, this is a great idea for those of us that like to use the back as a shelter:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-write-ups-39/under-floor-storage-178549/
Here is a pretty simple solution:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-write-ups-39/under-floor-storage-178549/
Here is a pretty simple solution:
Like @Jku Ben said.... research, research, research. Everything I build I send countless hours study the builds of others. There’s a ton of great ideas here, and on Expedition Portal. Chances are, someone has built whatever you’re planning. They may have even expanded on it in a way you haven’t thought of yet.
I have done alot of research. I really like Marco setup from overlandX my problem is that i cant find what material he constructed his from.
Influencer II
I'm quite sure that he and others used "Adam Hall casemaker" profile or something similar. It's very common to the Toyota guys.
I hope this helps, can't post any helpful shoplink because geofencing...
When and if I ever get done with my interior I post a few pics
I believe he used 80/20 aluminum profiles. Look up their website and at one time they were selling via Amazon. It's what I'm considering for my final storage build.
Traveler III
And I believe you're correct on the 80/20. My neighbor just used the 80/20 in his Nissan Enve build out. Incredibly nice build, and those drawers and cabinets are bullet proof!
Enthusiast III
