[Martin ccs]

have a p partner van and was hoping to use my backpack for a while as having to wait to get tank fitted, so having to carry a few 25 litre containers for a month or so.

[tomy jackson]

with the lids on 

[DaveG]

and in the back!

[wfp master]

in the back thats what a vans for  : : : : :

[Martin ccs]

yeah cheers guys great help! :

i mean the best way to transport them safely and without them moving around all the time.

[wfp master]

put seat belts on keeps me safe 

[AuRavelling79]

If you have a bulkhead then  up against that but then it's a long reach to pull them to the back - have you got a side door?

Or put a pallet in upside down and sit them in that with a few bits of wood bracing at appropriate places.

[Slash]

Maybe get a rachet strap and strap them all together and then to hooks ion the van if you have any

[Ian Lancaster]

Very difficult to secure.  Best to try to beef up your bulkhead so there's something to stop them flying forward, not really satisfactory but get tank fitted asap.

[karygate]

a bit off the subject but what is the dimensions in the back of the van . being given one soon and trying to work out if my stuff will fit. thks

[gary mallett]

will you be transporting them empty or full

[peter holley]

no wonder we are all window cleaners : : :

[gary mallett]

if you empty all the water out before puttung them in the van you will find them a lot easier to handle and less weight in the van . commom sense really 

[GWCS]

you could velcro them to the roof to ensure you save floor space.