[steve horne]

does anyone have any good no.s or sites to contact for internal shelving for my new van, have googled but to no avail.

[Charlie Payne]

steve, been looking at shelving on www.vangadgets.co.uk    regards char

[fletch]

Hi yah Mate,
I built my own, I couldn't justify parting with so much money they want for some shelves and there not to your specific requirements.
Get in the back of your van measure up! then go down to B&Q get some 12mm Plywood and get the instore machinist to cut it to size for you, then buy some self tapping screws, securing brackets NB:(very important to understand how much weight & stress your shelves will be under) Then erect them to your own personal requirements, sand down & varnish etc.
All in all it cost me about £70 to buy and about 6hrs labour.
                                     
                                          Regards,
                                              Rob.

[neil 47]

http://www.hydramaster.co.uk/.

Very good sevice,
give them a ring.


Neil

[Mark Lane-Matthews]

I have a stainless steel shelving unit £200 + VAT from Woodbridge very pleased,Alltec do a range as well Hydramaster.
                                  Mark

[Dean Haywood]

Steve,

try these http://www.autorack.co.uk/van_racking.phpi have had these in 2 of my vans for over 18mth. excellent quality & fully adjustable. I believe alltec are using the same supplier.

Dean

[Ian Rochester]

I got a local joiner friend to fit out both sides of mine, I think it cost me about £80 in total, much cheaper than buying pre-manufactured.

Each sides has three boxed in shelves which are sub-divided and are deep enough to get standard 5L containers in.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Although I don't know much about woodbridge van shelving but i did llok on the alltec website and theirs look quite cheap.

Shaun

[Mark Lane-Matthews]

The Woodbridge stainless steel unit is the same as the Alltec one except it is a £100 cheaper and it was free fitting.
                                                   Mark

[Dean Haywood]

Mark,

 i think you will find alltec offer 2 types of shelving, both from different manufacturers, 1 is the plain s/steel the other the blue coated.


Dean

[nick p]

i used plywood from wickes diy make it to your own spec that way

[Mark Lane-Matthews]

Hi Dean
You are right,i was comparing the plain s/steel unit
 
                                   Mark

[steve horne]

thankyou to all who replied, been off the forum for a while, been up to my ears in work, nice links for me to mull over, thanks again.

[capital-services]

mine cost £12 if you get a diy shelf unit, then turn it upside down the shelves become trays, will post picture later.

[capital-services]

Holds about 10 5L containers

[Atlantic Cleaning]

What a great Idea.. Where did u get the shelving unit from?

Duncan

[capital-services]

I got this from QD stores about 4 months ago I think Wickes/Argos do some.

Dennis

[Atlantic Cleaning]

Thanks Dennis.

[sam1975]

use steel not wood
recomend L shape (right angles) drill and screw, one of the posts previously added a picture (i did the same) brilliant. ( I first used mdf for the shelves and it lasted 12 months now I have slats (steel too)