Tie down points in tray.

The inside of my tray is fairly organised with fridges, dividers, _Affordable_Storage_Drawers.aspx, shelves etc, but pretty much everything is held down to strips of slotted angle, or steel 100x100 mesh dividers.

Cheers
Phil

Hi Aus,
I used to have a hilux with a steel tray and wooden floor (the best combination in my eyes) And I used to just screw everything to the floor using tech srews for wood, that way you can use a battery drill to install and remove. I had a couple of boxs I made out of marine ply , one I stored my outboard and saftey gear for the tinny and another one on the other side for general bits and pieces. There was still enough room in the middle for a couple of jerries. And dont worry about the screw holes as they tend to close up in the weather when not in use but are still visible for next time. So just screw away!!!

Hope this helps, Athol

to stop things sliding around in the tray of my tojo i lined the floor with ribbed marine/boat carpet.works good. cheers sparra.

Another idea is to get those flush mount "trapdoor" type handles with a ring pull that rope or tie downs can be attatched to.
Fitted flush at strategic locations in the tray floor (just chisel out where you want them to fit in) use countersunk bolts,
load up, and tie your load down to the floor and its nice and secure.
When not in use they just sit flush.