Bison Gear Ineos

[AFdude412]

@Bison-Gear I received and installed my roof shelf yesterday and wanted to give you a heads up that the spacing of the holes on the brackets that bolt to the ceiling were slightly off. I had to use a file and remove around 1-2mm of material on one hole for each bracket to allow proper alignment of the bolts into the ceiling.

Other than that small issue, the install went great and am very happy with the quality of the product. Can’t wait to see what else you come up with.

This shelf will be perfect for storing my fishing rods.

 

[Jean Mercier]

Than I cam across Bison Gear (what a cool name). ...

There are some other cool accessories for the Grenadier in Poland:

How I know?
Sometimes I get a bottle as a present: one of my daughters in law is Polish

 

[RobS]

@Jean Mercier Im going to need a refill on my Bison accessory soon. Na Zdrowie

 

[Bison-Gear]

At Bison Gear, we've pooled our expertise to create the ultimate table tailored for off-road and overland trucks, culminating in our latest offering designed exclusively for the Ineos Grenadier.

Key Features:

• Enhanced Versatility: The front boasts a MOLLE panel with predrilled holes, facilitating the easy installation of extra accessories like knives and axes.
• Durability Guaranteed: Crafted with a robust stainless steel top, ensuring resilience against rugged conditions.
• Expandable Workspace: With a convenient slide-out extension board, providing additional surface area whenever required.
• Effortless Operation: Incorporating a self-latching mechanism operable with just one hand, simplifying usability on the go.
• Sleek and Space-Saving: Designed with a slim profile and contours that seamlessly align with the factory trim, ensuring a cohesive aesthetic.

 

[Reducs]

There are some other cool accessories for the Grenadier in Poland:
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How I know?
Sometimes I get a bottle as a present: one of my daughters in law is Polish

My go-to vodka!

 

[waseemm]

Hello, it's Paweł from Bison Gear.

I'm excited to share that we're collaborating with Grenadier to bring you new and innovative products.
Our initial set of accessories is already on the market, and we're working on expanding the range even further.
Stay tuned for a comprehensive selection coming your way soon!

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Congratulations, Paweł and Bison Gear, on your collaboration with Grenadier! It's great to hear about the launch of your initial set of accessories, and we're eagerly anticipating the expansion of your product range. Looking forward to seeing the innovative offerings you'll bring to the market. Keep up the excellent work!

 

[internal]

@Bison-Gear: I have your roof shelf and the MOLLE panel for outside and am very happy with it! Are you also planning to offer MOLLE panels for the inside of the two doors?

 

[Barney]

Hello. Can anyone tell me the exact dimensions of the universal 20 l “canister mount”? Greetings Barney.

 

[Asnes]

Got my shelf installed. I have “rear seat recline” brackets and I didn’t want people hitting their head so I slid the rack rearward and mounted just with 2 bolts. If I need a 3rd I’ll drill a new hole. It’s pretty solid though. Still plenty of room to get things on/off the shelf even with it more rearward in the cabin thanks to great box-y design of the grenadier….

 

[Jeffrey]

Hello Patel. I use your interior shelf and it is wonderful. Looking at your soon-to-be rear door drop down shelf. Can I get one without the molle panel? I don't like those things. What is the added thickness for mounting one of these, without the molle? Thanks, Jeffrey

 

[DaBull]

Got my shelf installed. I have “rear seat recline” brackets and I didn’t want people hitting their head so I slid the rack rearward and mounted just with 2 bolts. If I need a 3rd I’ll drill a new hole. It’s pretty solid though. Still plenty of room to get things on/off the shelf even with it more rearward in the cabin thanks to great box-y design of the grenadier….

Hi Asnes, Thanks for posting pictures of your install of the Bison roof shelf. I am also installing the rear seat recline brackets and wanted to see how a Bison Roof Shelf would set relative to the rear seat headrests. Now I know. Thank You! DaBull

 

[grnamin]

Pro tip: Be careful when removing the screw that holds one of the cover plates you have to remove. I dropped one into the plastic triim and I've been trying to fish it out with a magnet ever since.

 

[Krabby]

Pro tip: Be careful when removing the screw that holds one of the cover plates you have to remove. I dropped one into the plastic triim and I've been trying to fish it out with a magnet ever since.

That’s why we include a few extra in the light shroud kits!

 

[Asnes]

Pro tip: Be careful when removing the screw that holds one of the cover plates you have to remove. I dropped one into the plastic triim and I've been trying to fish it out with a magnet ever since.

X2!! I almost lost one into the body cavity. Also, despite exactly measuring the holes for the plastic covers 3-of-4 did not line up and I had to sand a little with a dremel.

The “attic” as my wife calls it is very well built. My only feedback for bison is to use aluminum instead. I live in a very humid environment and I’m always concerned about rust. I think think aluminum would be plenty robust for the weight one my load on the shelf.

Overall I love it / really adds some necessary and usable storage space.

 

[Bison-Gear]

Hello Patel. I use your interior shelf and it is wonderful. Looking at your soon-to-be rear door drop down shelf. Can I get one without the molle panel? I don't like those things. What is the added thickness for mounting one of these, without the molle? Thanks, Jeffrey

Hi Jeffrey,
At the moment, we don't have plans for a version without the MOLLE panel on the front. However, the MOLLE panel offers numerous opportunities to attach extra gear such as knives, axes, torches, compressor cables, and more.

Regarding the added thickness for mounting without the MOLLE, the current table thickness is 4 cm / 1.6 inches.

 

[Bison-Gear]

@Bison-Gear: I have your roof shelf and the MOLLE panel for outside and am very happy with it! Are you also planning to offer MOLLE panels for the inside of the two doors?

Yes, internal MOLLE panels are indeed planned, but we haven't finalized a release date for it yet.

 

[Jeffrey]

Hi Jeffrey,
At the moment, we don't have plans for a version without the MOLLE panel on the front. However, the MOLLE panel offers numerous opportunities to attach extra gear such as knives, axes, torches, compressor cables, and more.

Regarding the added thickness for mounting without the MOLLE, the current table thickness is 4 cm / 1.6 inches.

Thank you. So, you are implying that the molle panel can be removed to achieve your stated thickness increase?

 

[Bison-Gear]

Thank you. So, you are implying that the molle panel can be removed to achieve your stated thickness increase?

Apologies for the confusion. The measurement of 1.6 inches (4 cm) includes the panel, which is an integral part of the table's main structure, and cannot be removed.

 

[Chadd7]

Pro tip: Be careful when removing the screw that holds one of the cover plates you have to remove. I dropped one into the plastic triim and I've been trying to fish it out with a magnet ever since.

Of course you did! As did I! I don’t hear it rolliing around anywhere though. Must have fallen out

 

[inganjjang]

To Bison Gear.
Patiently waiting for Paweł Zieja email with the invoice.
Also can you share the rear door mounted panel pictures and dimension? I want to add this item to my order when available.

Bison Gear name sounds so cool. I m going to shout your brand when at the dealer in South Korea.....