So many options, and I had a pressing need for a trip, but I didn’t know what I’d need, so I did a ‘prototype’ or really a stop-gap to see what I really need.
Used some 3/4 thick laminated particle board to make an easily removeable and not that expensive. It used hinges to make it so that I could store it more easily. The idea was to have ‘caps’ on the end to stabilize the hinged risers, but the 3Dprinted ones I used couldn’t stand the ‘side load’ and cracked. So I used angle iron and wing nuts to make it pretty easy to flatten. The angle iron stand a bit proud/tall, but not too bad.
All in all, less than $100.
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Learned a few things.
The cargo area is ‘shorter’ than I realize, I need to maximize the width- and every inch matters.
I didn’t pay attention to the exact placement of the verticals. They need to be as far out as possible.
I used a 12 inch tall verticals. It’s probably more than I need, but I wanted to try too tall first.
I use it because I keep boots, coats, shopping bags and other items in and I still want to have some cargo room.