Nice work!
I think there is a great opportunity for "micro-RV" storage solutions that are light in weight and thin walled. Like a system using a thin composite or fabric shell with a fiberglass or aluminum framework. Such a solution would leave more room inside for storage and be much more easily removed and replaced. Also, this kind of storage would lower the vehicle center of gravity and overall weight, and make for a less hazardous projectile in case of high speed impact or rollover.
It always seems strange seeing hundreds of pounds of 3/4" plywood cabinetry (often with annoying swing-open doors and pull-out drawers) just to hold clothing, sporting goods, and personal items. Even airline galley cabinets and carts are much lighter and stronger. But hanging soft-sided bags and bins from the walls would be a nice low budget option, and much more suited to the confined spaces.
I think there is a great opportunity for "micro-RV" storage solutions that are light in weight and thin walled. Like a system using a thin composite or fabric shell with a fiberglass or aluminum framework. Such a solution would leave more room inside for storage and be much more easily removed and replaced. Also, this kind of storage would lower the vehicle center of gravity and overall weight, and make for a less hazardous projectile in case of high speed impact or rollover.
It always seems strange seeing hundreds of pounds of 3/4" plywood cabinetry (often with annoying swing-open doors and pull-out drawers) just to hold clothing, sporting goods, and personal items. Even airline galley cabinets and carts are much lighter and stronger. But hanging soft-sided bags and bins from the walls would be a nice low budget option, and much more suited to the confined spaces.