Cargo Drawers For Jeep Cherokee XJ | With a Sleeping Platform for an XJ
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- I was looking for a way to stay organized while on the trail and camping. I made these cargo drawers with a unique feature where it can be converted into a sleeping platform.
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This is the best video on youtube for building a sleeping platform regardless of your SUV model. Tips everywhere from a pro carpenter. Thank you, this is gonna help a ton when I do this in a few weeks for my 2020 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk!
Glad it was helpful!
Exactly the build I was looking for on UA-cam! Thanks!!
Thanks for watching!!
The best XJ setup I have seen!! Great job!!
Nice job buddy
Sweet set up. Looks awesome 🤩
Thanks! 👍
Awesome Bro!! Now I know how to build that platform thanks
Very clever!
good job
I'm going to do this, I've been trying to figure out how to make the drawer system for the back of my Tracker this is perfect, and will need the angle on the seat side. Great video thanks for sharing
Great looking setup! This will be very helpful for mine
This rocks man great job!!!!
Anthony Mills thank you!
@@TheOffRoadCorner your welcome brother thanks for the inspiration I've been looking for good ways a building a drawer system in my XJ and my TJ I appreciate it Bud keep up the good work
Nice job.I need to build something like that for my 4 door XJ.
Thanks Dan. I'm hoping this will help me stay organized
outstanding, dude!
Well done! Grew video!!
Thanks man! thanks for watching
Nice job!
Mission Off-Road thank you!
By far the best variant of this I’ve seen. Nothing overengineered, and doesn’t look out of my realm of capability. Any chance you recall how many pieces of wood you used for this, or tips to minimize wasted wood? I’m gonna take a shot at it, would love to price it out and get all the wood in one go.
I think used about 1and an half 4’x8’ sheet of 3/4 plywood. You definitely save wood and weight by only use 1 full piece on the Jeeps floor with strips of 3/4” plywood to raise the floor piece up. Possibly even skip the floor piece all together and bring the vertical plywood down to the floor of the jeep. That might be strong enough. Otherwise this setup works pretty well for me.
I know it’s been a minute or two but you wouldn’t have plans or a cut list for this would you! It’s an awesome build, just the video I’ve been looking for!!
I'll put a cut list up on my website. its not on there now but will be in the future. I'll let you know when I post the cut list.
Thanks that would be great and I just subscribed to your IG too!!
How was it sleeping with a pad or an air mattress back there? Did you have enough room to move around and be comfortable?
I'm able to sleep comfortably with this setup. I have enough room to roll over or sleep on my side. the pad I have is 72" by 25" wide and 1.5" thick which works to smooth out the step down between the top and the work surface.
here a link to the pad I use.
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great video, pal - how about your body height ? I'm ab. 70" and I guess it's not enough room for me ....
I’m 72” tall. You should fit just fine
How'd you get your front seats to fold forward? This would give me (at 6'1) an extra few inches of sleeping platform, but my seats don't fold forward. Did you mod them? Do a seat swap? And nice job, by the way!
Ahhhh, I just saw that you have the 2-door version. That's why they fold forward. Back to the drawing board.
If you can find a 2 door the seat brackets are the same as the 4 door XJs.
Nice job! How tall are you?
i'm 6 foot tall
How tall are you?
Could you write down the dimensions if you get a chance
ok this might be as clear as mud but i'll do my best.
so the top piece of plywood is 30.75" x 42"
the bottom piece of plywood is 34.75" x 42" x 1.25" thick (2 pieces of plywood sandwiched together)
the vertical pieces are 8.5" tall
and the drawer boxes measure 18.75" x 25.25" x 7"
these are all outside dimensions
if you need more info send me an email at theoffroadcorner@gmail.com
@@TheOffRoadCorner Thanks so much, awesome design. Im gonna try this weekend.
@@tscharnerfennell5087 no problem. Thanks for watching. one other thing that i'd recommend would be space the drawers up about 1/4" or more from the bottom. My drawers are rubbing the bottom now that i have the drawers are loaded up.