Van Storage Systems

Shelving Built for the Cargo Bay

Loose tools in a van cost you twice, once when you cannot find something and again when it slides into a door on the way to the next stop. The systems here turn the cargo area into a fixed layout: shelf units, bins, brackets and the racks that go with them.

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WEATHER GUARD and Masterack make up nearly all of this group, with single items from CURT, DECKED and Rough Country. Listings run from complete shelf units down to individual van storage accessories, so you can outfit a bare van or add one piece to a van that is already set up.

Service body racks show up in here too. Those are built for an open service body rather than an enclosed van, so read the listing rather than the category name if that is what you came for.

Sizes are tied to the van rather than chosen freely, so filter by your vehicle before you start comparing. Installation is available at every one of our 22 stores if you would rather hand the van over and get it back finished.

Common Questions

Will this fit my van?

Start with the vehicle filter, because van shelving is built around a specific body length and roof height. If the van already has a partition, a floor or a lining, measure what is actually left before you order, since those take up more room than people expect. A store can check a part number against your VIN if you would rather be sure.

What is the difference between a van storage system and a service body rack?

A storage system goes inside an enclosed cargo area and turns it into shelves and bins. A service body rack is built for an open service body or a truck bed and carries material above or across it. Both show up in this group because the same brands build both, so check what the listing is describing before you order.

Can I add to a system later?

Usually, yes, as long as you stay with the same brand. Much of what is listed here is a single accessory rather than a whole package, whether that is a shelf, a divider or a bracket. Note the brand and part number of what is already in the van and match to it, because mixing brands on one wall rarely lines up.