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Old 15 February 2010, 16:07   #1
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ZH 733 storage locker

Under deck storage project ZH 733
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Old 15 February 2010, 18:06   #2
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Good idea..

But howe do you get to all the extra space once you place deck plate back down?
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Old 15 February 2010, 19:17   #3
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In the first photo you can see the two plastic crates that I can reach and pull to
hatch opening.
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Old 16 February 2010, 14:04   #4
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Under deck storage project ZH 733
Seems a great idea but do the items stay in the boxes and does it rattle a bit ?

Still a good idea though. Well I think so anyway.
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Old 16 February 2010, 14:47   #5
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A storage system for the essentials I like it.
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You could simply use some thin rubber drawer liner on the inside bottom of the box to keep things from sliding inside the box. Some of the same on the outside bottom would help keep the box from sliding as well.
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Old 16 February 2010, 16:42   #7
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Finding a good way to keep the "Essentials" from rattling and bouncing around
is a real concern.Obviously that would be a bad thing.
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Old 17 February 2010, 04:59   #8
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Finding a good way to keep the "Essentials" from rattling and bouncing around
is a real concern.Obviously that would be a bad thing.
That's why I always get the "essentials" in cans, not bottles. My storage unit is made by Igloo.
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Old 17 February 2010, 07:58   #9
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Is it sealed in case the deck floods? That would keep the "Essentials" nice and cool, but might not be so useful for everything else.
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Old 10 April 2010, 02:28   #10
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A storage system for the essentials I like it.
Whatchu talkin' about? There's no bottle opener, no cork screw....
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