You’ve given me soooo many ideas! Im going to line my van with one giant organiser. So much easier than woodwork and you just need one tool: a sewing machine. I don’t think your organisers are very expensive considering the work thats gone into them 👍👏💚
I was going to make the same comment. We have a ProMaster with two swivel seats. It's enough trouble to turn them (hitting the steering wheel, door arm rest, etc.) without adding bulk at the back - which would make it even harder. I sew, and have considered making something with a really thin profile, but haven't gotten around to that yet. :-(
Once those backseat organizers are full and on the back of a swivel seat, does the organizer easier move with the seat or does it get stuck during the swiveling?
Great ideas. I only have under bed storeage space in my campervan , NO cupboards, shelves, drawers and not skilled to build any myself so I am always looking for other ways to store gear tidily. If you have any other useful storeage ideas for making the most of plastic tubs etc under the bed space, please share. THanking you Di
Any idea how many pounds these can hold without breaking? And by this I mean for just holding it down from above as 1 weight in other words to hold things still to not slip around. And the separate weight of holding stuff up from below like a ceiling net shelf above it as a separate weight. Thanks.
What did you use to anchor the cargo netting against the sides and ceiling of your van with? When I ordered cargo net for minivan/SUV, it didn't come with the anchor pieces that you stuck to the walls and ceiling to hang the net off of. Also people will wonder what kind of glue and or screws to use, and how to make sure when you anchor them if it will hold or not? I hope someone can answer this thanks.
You’ve given me soooo many ideas! Im going to line my van with one giant organiser. So much easier than woodwork and you just need one tool: a sewing machine. I don’t think your organisers are very expensive considering the work thats gone into them 👍👏💚
Those bags would be awesome for a first aid kit, easy accent in plain sight quick to get out
Im going even easier just using bags i find at thrift stores for a few bucks
Glad that they are made in the US
The seat organizer would also be good for makeup storage.
Great product and not overpriced, priorities people. :)
Using those C stands like a true video dude.
Those behind seat pouches on a Promaster will have difficulty when used with a swivel seat.
I was going to make the same comment. We have a ProMaster with two swivel seats. It's enough trouble to turn them (hitting the steering wheel, door arm rest, etc.) without adding bulk at the back - which would make it even harder. I sew, and have considered making something with a really thin profile, but haven't gotten around to that yet. :-(
We use a net on our ceiling of work van…priceless!
Thank you for sharing these items with us. Very helpful information.
Once those backseat organizers are full and on the back of a swivel seat, does the organizer easier move with the seat or does it get stuck during the swiveling?
These are great ideas. The organizers are a bargain, built just like well made back pack , duffel etc.
no not for 179$ for the small one on amazon a well made duffle bag dont cost that much
thanks just bought the Sprinter visor.
Good review however what happens when you want to swivel both seats around? Problem I think. ?
Great ideas. I only have under bed storeage space in my campervan , NO cupboards, shelves, drawers and not skilled to build any myself so I am always looking for other ways to store gear tidily. If you have any other useful storeage ideas for making the most of plastic tubs etc under the bed space, please share. THanking you Di
Sorry but you
Should have been titled buy my friends seat organizers...
Holy crap, this guy likes having a mirror
great video thank you
Dick Turpin wore a mask!
Great video - Do you know if the Ikea bins would work in a Promaster underseat storage as well?
Anything fits.
Any idea how many pounds these can hold without breaking? And by this I mean for just holding it down from above as 1 weight in other words to hold things still to not slip around. And the separate weight of holding stuff up from below like a ceiling net shelf above it as a separate weight. Thanks.
Surely they should be called "Seat Back Organizers" as they appear to be fitted to the back of the front seats!
What did you use to anchor the cargo netting against the sides and ceiling of your van with? When I ordered cargo net for minivan/SUV, it didn't come with the anchor pieces that you stuck to the walls and ceiling to hang the net off of.
Also people will wonder what kind of glue and or screws to use, and how to make sure when you anchor them if it will hold or not?
I hope someone can answer this thanks.
The cargo net he provided a link for in the description comes with those plastic clips that get attached with a screw.
Swedish Walmart 😂🤣