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Don't have a pic but I have a high top swb tranny.

Built a false floor for 8x4 boards, machine sits nicely on false floor on its back, compressor next to it.

Can be tight if we have all drills, mesh, machine, compressor etc etc but it does the job
 
This is my current van,
At the top is a 3m load shelf, I can fit 2 boxes of Sas probead on that, underneath is a 2.5m shelf, to the left are 300x400 heavy duty boxes, I keep ppe in one, tacking gear, tapes and drop film in another, Drill cases to the right then a stack of 400 x 600 boxes with all different kit in, the shallow boxes have small removable trays inside where I keep every type of screw I could need, I keep as much as I can in them boxes as its the most efficient way to carry and move kit about, each one is on aluminium runners with nylon stops so they can't go anywhere. On the opposite side is a racking that houses all edges and levels etc, that's designed to strap 8x4 sheets to. Having a well thought out racking means I can keep everything off the ground and there's room to chuck a pallet of render on the side door for them extensions, get the G4, gennie, water barrell, hoses all on and still have room to spare.
Back to work ?
Back to work ?
Back to work ?
Back to work ?
 
Wezly said:
This is my current van,
At the top is a 3m load shelf, I can fit 2 boxes of Sas probead on that, underneath is a 2.5m shelf, to the left are 300x400 heavy duty boxes, I keep ppe in one, tacking gear, tapes and drop film in another, Drill cases to the right then a stack of 400 x 600 boxes with all different kit in, the shallow boxes have small removable trays inside where I keep every type of screw I could need, I keep as much as I can in them boxes as its the most efficient way to carry and move kit about, each one is on aluminium runners with nylon stops so they can't go anywhere. On the opposite side is a racking that houses all edges and levels etc, that's designed to strap 8x4 sheets to. Having a well thought out racking means I can keep everything off the ground and there's room to chuck a pallet of render on the side door for them extensions, get the G4, gennie, water barrell, hoses all on and still have room to spare.View attachment 8972 View attachment 8973 View attachment 8974 View attachment 8975
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That's a sweet ride wezly
 
well @ wezly that's us lot fooooked no ones guna post a pic of there van up now!!!

for what its worth mines a swb transit with fook all but ply on floor...erm erm hopup and steps bungeed to the side and that's it...blush
 
Wezly said:
This is my current van,
At the top is a 3m load shelf, I can fit 2 boxes of Sas probead on that, underneath is a 2.5m shelf, to the left are 300x400 heavy duty boxes, I keep ppe in one, tacking gear, tapes and drop film in another, Drill cases to the right then a stack of 400 x 600 boxes with all different kit in, the shallow boxes have small removable trays inside where I keep every type of screw I could need, I keep as much as I can in them boxes as its the most efficient way to carry and move kit about, each one is on aluminium runners with nylon stops so they can't go anywhere. On the opposite side is a racking that houses all edges and levels etc, that's designed to strap 8x4 sheets to. Having a well thought out racking means I can keep everything off the ground and there's room to chuck a pallet of render on the side door for them extensions, get the G4, gennie, water barrell, hoses all on and still have room to spare.View attachment 8972 View attachment 8973 View attachment 8974 View attachment 8975
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Where could I get the draws from?
 
Mines much nicer.....but ive mislaid my camera so youll just have to take my word for it.
 
Wezly said:
This is my current van,
At the top is a 3m load shelf, I can fit 2 boxes of Sas probead on that, underneath is a 2.5m shelf, to the left are 300x400 heavy duty boxes, I keep ppe in one, tacking gear, tapes and drop film in another, Drill cases to the right then a stack of 400 x 600 boxes with all different kit in, the shallow boxes have small removable trays inside where I keep every type of screw I could need, I keep as much as I can in them boxes as its the most efficient way to carry and move kit about, each one is on aluminium runners with nylon stops so they can't go anywhere. On the opposite side is a racking that houses all edges and levels etc, that's designed to strap 8x4 sheets to. Having a well thought out racking means I can keep everything off the ground and there's room to chuck a pallet of render on the side door for them extensions, get the G4, gennie, water barrell, hoses all on and still have room to spare.View attachment 8972 View attachment 8973 View attachment 8974 View attachment 8975
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What you doing parked up in an empty car park? Was you early for the evenings dogging session.
 
Wezly said:
This is my current van,
At the top is a 3m load shelf, I can fit 2 boxes of Sas probead on that, underneath is a 2.5m shelf, to the left are 300x400 heavy duty boxes, I keep ppe in one, tacking gear, tapes and drop film in another, Drill cases to the right then a stack of 400 x 600 boxes with all different kit in, the shallow boxes have small removable trays inside where I keep every type of screw I could need, I keep as much as I can in them boxes as its the most efficient way to carry and move kit about, each one is on aluminium runners with nylon stops so they can't go anywhere. On the opposite side is a racking that houses all edges and levels etc, that's designed to strap 8x4 sheets to. Having a well thought out racking means I can keep everything off the ground and there's room to chuck a pallet of render on the side door for them extensions, get the G4, gennie, water barrell, hoses all on and still have room to spare.View attachment 8972 View attachment 8973 View attachment 8974 View attachment 8975
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Wouldn't bother with the ratchet straps for the plasterboard just use a clamp at the top onto your racking
 
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