Thread: Titan drawers

Thanks Ron

Originally Posted by bgkdavis

Just fitted mine now, after some consideration I cut 10mm off either end of the tops. I also relocated the rear pocket so its now between the drawers and the boot cover.

To hold the drawers in place I cable tied them to the front cargo tie downs, seams to do the job quite nicely.

Sorry but I don't think this is such a good idea. These drawers and their contents could top a couple of hundred kgs. In an accident, I wouldn't like to be relying on some cable ties to stop them coming forward to crush the occupants. Several M8 or larger high tensile bolts would make me feel a lot more secure...

Originally Posted by Leo109

Sorry but I don't think this is such a good idea. These drawers and their contents could top a couple of hundred kgs. In an accident, I wouldn't like to be relying on some cable ties to stop them coming forward to crush the occupants. Several M8 or larger high tensile bolts would make me feel a lot more secure...

I agree, Fully loaded mine would top 200kg easily.
I have mine secured with turnbuckles at the back that connect to the rear tie downs and at the front of the drawers I have welded a bracket onto the draws that bolts down to where the seats were fixed, Cable ties are great for baiting up crab pots but as an anchoring device for a set or drawers they are pretty useless.

Originally Posted by trout1105

I agree, Fully loaded mine would top 200kg easily.
I have mine secured with turnbuckles at the back that connect to the rear tie downs and at the front of the drawers I have welded a bracket onto the draws that bolts down to where the seats were fixed, Cable ties are great for baiting up crab pots but as an anchoring device for a set or drawers they are pretty useless.

Each cable tie has a strength rating of 250lbs plus I recently added a strap across the back, then there is is issue of the drawers being jammed under the rear seat angle and against the rear door, I think if they break loose the passengers may have greater problems than the contents of my drawers to contend with.

Originally Posted by oztayls

I've just finished fitting the Titan drawers (from 4wd Supacentre) to my 2003 Disco Td5. It took a bit of fettling, but they fit well now with the rear seats in place. I had to cut 12mm off the back of the fridge slide and the RHS plywood top so that the rear door can close with the seats in their normal position. It's bolted down to the 3rd row seat fixing points and the bolt down points that the cargo barrier was fixed to. As you can see, I also moved the tool caddy on the door. The drawers are solid units and when closed they are nice and tight with no rattling around. Overall, I'm very happy with how they turned out.

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Is it possible to push the draws hard up against the rear seats and side of the car to make an extra area for rear power supply? Looking at options before I buy these draws.
Thanks

Originally Posted by jacqui_k_b

Is it possible to push the draws hard up against the rear seats and side of the car to make an extra area for rear power supply? Looking at options before I buy these draws.
Thanks

If you push them over to one side you will be unable to use the rear tie downs to anchor the drawers.
I'll take a couple of pic's of mine for you so that you can see how much room there is either side of the drawers.

Here are the images as promised of the Titan drawers showing how much room thee is between the drawers and the inside of the truck.
It depends how big your power supply is, It may fit on the right hand side.

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Originally Posted by bgkdavis

To hold the drawers in place I cable tied them to the front cargo tie downs, seams to do the job quite nicely.

In comparison, we went overboard with my neighbour's Colorado - and the drawers are in the tub, not the cabin.

We drilled through the bed and bolted the drawers to 1 metre lengths of Unistrut under the bed floor with 10mm high tensile bolts. We put a few dabs of Sikaflex on the back of the Unistrut to hold them in place for the future. He can unbolt the drawers without the Unistrut falling to the ground, remove the drawers, and then reinsert the bolts for security and to plug the holes in the bed.