[njvagabond]

This is exactly how we do trips! We use these clothes wire storage bins which fit right in our upper cabinets. When we move around during the trip (e.g. hotel, friends' house etc.) we just take out the bin and voila, mini suitcase!

I would think it would be especially nice to be able to remove the entire container in layouts where they are over fixed rear bed. Seems like there are some pros and cons to using bins vs hanging the bags. Nothing to say you couldn't incorporate both styles. Depending on orientation of bed there seems to be a lot of options to choose that would optimise accessibility and reduce chances for of bumping heads on hard objects.

 

[njvagabond]

The inside shelf looked a little flimsy in the videos, and it almost looked like it was coroplast

Dunno anything about these bags, but just wanted to point out that not all corrugated plastic is created equal.
Might be useful if considering using the stuff for whatever.
Corrugated Plastic sheets, panels, pads, rolls, Corrugated plastic sheeting, 2mm 3mm 4mm 6mm 8mm 10mm corrugated plastic sheeting, bins, single face corrugated plastic white clear plastic corrugated sheets

 

[njvagabond]

Can confirm that we've purchased the coroplast stuff and Lexan panels from Home Depot. They are not even similar. The Lexan panels are amazingly strong and durable.

Well, that's an entirely different animal, polycarbonate vs polypropylene.

I'd love to get my hands on some of this Brushed Fabric Lamination - Coroplast® for a ceiling, but Coroplast (brand) stuff has very tightly controlled distribution to the point that even market segment are differentiated. 😖

 

[njvagabond]

I made boxes out of coroplast and 1/4" plywood.
They are mostly coroplast (same stuff that mailtotes are made of)
The plywood is jut there for stiffening and to be able to bolt them to the walls.
They weigh about 2lbs each.

Can you post some photos, especially construction details.

 

[njvagabond]

I bought one of these—sold by eBayer markwen11

FWIW-
I think those are the same ones on https://www.sprinterswivel.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=59
Probably the same seller?

When you get a chance, could you post some photos that show some of the construction details. The online photos are not very good. Have you installed the first one yet? If so ...

Thanks.