Defender 110 rear pull out drawer

**Dockstrada** · 28th November 2013, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by Dockstrada

Ok I have placed pricing info here.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/internal-a...ml#post1990445

Ok I have finally hada chance to knock up some draw shells for the 110 defender details can be found here http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread.php?p=2036981#post2036981
As stated in my previous post Basically you would get a draw shell and an outer shell just like in the pic, no sliders and no timber. All you would need to do is drill the holes and screw it all together. I have the site where the draw sliders would be bought , the timber could be bought from the local hardware . the size would be 1000 L x 690 W and 155 H .Tools needed are a drill and a saw .

I would also include all the timber cutting sizes needed to achieve the same result as mine .

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread...81#post2036981

**looksharp5** · 12th November 2018, 07:09 AM

How did you bolt to back of the car? Thanks.

**HowardSmall** · 12th November 2018, 07:55 AM

from eBay Item Number 263772768966 for about $270 which had a slider on top. Problem is, when the fridge is on it the lid is too high to open properly (can only open about 30 degrees) so I would have been better off just buying the drawer without slider.263772768966

DiscoMick · 12th November 2018, 09:21 AM

Just thought I'd mention I had a short drawer fitted to mine, leaving a space at the rear with a lift off lid. In there I have a second battery laid on its side and various electricals. This means I can plug a solar panel directly into the second battery for running the fridge while camping.
The whole thing is out of sight, keeps the weight low and central and works well.
My drawers have bolts through the floor to hold them in place.

**karlz** · 12th November 2018, 04:52 PM

Originally Posted by looksharp5

How did you bolt to back of the car? Thanks.

Buy yourself a rivnut kit - very many uses with a defender.
For example:-
1. Used Rivnuts to bolt home made drawer system to floor
2. Used Rivnuts to bolt rear roof rack ladder
3. Used Rivnuts to bolt chequerplate to top of fenders

This is the kit I bought from the big green shed

DiscoMick · 12th November 2018, 04:55 PM

If you do bolt it to holes in the floor make sure you use oversized washers on both sides to spread the weight of the drawers.

**looksharp5** · 13th November 2018, 08:07 AM

Thanks guys - have bought the Titan rear drawer (single), but still need to bolt it down. Trying to figure out where is OK to put it and not damage anything underneath when bolting/rivnutting.

DiscoMick · 13th November 2018, 10:29 AM

Ours is bolted towards the corners, avoiding the 120 litre fuel tank and other things.

**MLD** · 13th November 2018, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by karlz

Buy yourself a rivnut kit - very many uses with a defender.
For example:-
1. Used Rivnuts to bolt home made drawer system to floor
2. Used Rivnuts to bolt rear roof rack ladder
3. Used Rivnuts to bolt chequerplate to top of fenders

This is the kit I bought from the big green shed

Ditto, i fixed my slide out draws on my 130 tray deck with rivnuts, so much easier than the former technique of climbing underneath to fit nut and wedge with spanner to extract oneself and put rattle gun on bolt head without knocking spanner off the nut. Don't limit yourself to the Defender. I used rivnuts on the drier to insert M12 SS feet. My tip, buy the kit that goes to M12. The price difference is nominal and the gun is physically larger, better for leverage.

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