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I've seen a number of different treatments for the pass thru storage area in the Imagine line. Here's what I did. Cost of materials was $60 at Menards. It took two packages to complete the job. Work time was about ninety minutes, not including unpacking and reloading.
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The Fraser Family
Watertown, WI
2020 GDRV Imagine 2800BH
2017 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew, 3.5L Ecoboost, 3.55 rear
Wow that looks great. I might have to steal this from ya.
Brent, Krista, and our 6 year old nugget
Cruising with two Black Labs, Lestat and Pandora
2021 Ram 3500 Dually Long Bed 4X4 HO Cummins (Blue Sapphire)
2021 Imagine 3110BH (The Dog House)
Really nice job with that. I went the poor man's route and used really large pieces of cardboard to accomplish the same thing. I also did the bottom of my underbed storage and the floor under both the kitchen and bathroom sinks.
Charles and Susan
2021 Ram 3500 6.4 Hemi, 4x4 CCSB
Andersen Hitch
2021 Reflection 337rls
No, laid flat. After trimming the tabs off the edges, the assembled pieces were maybe 1/16" too wide, causing a very slight pucker that you might see in one of the photos. I decided it wasn't going to be worth the extra time it would take to shave the edges, and since it was warm in the building, I figured things were going to shrink enough to fit perfectly under most conditions.
Which brings me back to your question. Because these are going to expand and contract with temperature, you would definitely not want to glue them down.
The Fraser Family
Watertown, WI
2020 GDRV Imagine 2800BH
2017 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew, 3.5L Ecoboost, 3.55 rear
No, laid flat. After trimming the tabs off the edges, the assembled pieces were maybe 1/16" too wide, causing a very slight pucker that you might see in one of the photos. I decided it wasn't going to be worth the extra time it would take to shave the edges, and since it was warm in the building, I figured things were going to shrink enough to fit perfectly under most conditions.
Which brings me back to your question. Because these are going to expand and contract with temperature, you would definitely not want to glue them down.
It's very nice and a great idea.
Bill & Cindy
2021 Transcend Xplor 221RB
2021 Nissan Titan Pro4X
SE Texas
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