Basic Van Shelving Packages
Choose by vehicle, wheelbase and roof height, then review the included components. Start with the essential accessories your team needs and add further storage only when required.At a minimum, we recommend always fitting a partition in your van to separate the cab from the cargo area and create a safer, more organized workspace.
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Keep your work van organized with an economical RolaCase basic shelving package. Each package provides a practical foundation for tools, parts and everyday supplies, with plastic bins, cabinet kits, partitions, hooks and cable drum holders available to build around your work. At a minimum, we recommend always fitting a partition in your van to separate the cab from the cargo area and create a safer, more organized workspace.
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135" WB Basic Van Shelving Package + Bulkhead – Chevrolet Express / GMC Savana
RSLRFBA-CH135
Ford Transit 148" WB High Roof Basic Van Shelving Package
RSFMHRBA-FTH148
Ford Transit 130" WB Low Roof Basic Van Shelving Package + Bulkhead
RSLRFBA-FTL130
155" WB Basic Van Shelving Package + Bulkhead – Chevrolet Express / GMC Savana
RSLLRBA-CH155
Economical Basic Van Shelving Packages
A basic van needs room for the equipment you use every day and the replacement parts a repair may require. Arrange larger cases on shelves, separate small hardware in organizers and keep frequently used supplies within reach of the doors you use most.
Plan around your service routine: which tools leave the van on every call, which parts need regular restocking and which equipment needs extra clearance? Use those answers to choose your storage layout and preserve useful cargo space.
Cabinet Kits and Plastic Bins for Replacement Parts
Sort fasteners, connectors, fittings and other small parts and supplies into plastic bins and cabinet kits. This provides practical organization for common small parts and supplies while keeping the package economical and easy to restock.
Check the number and sizes of cases included in your chosen package. Match compartment sizes to your stock, and group commonly used parts together so you can check supplies before leaving for the next job.
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Plastic Bins and Cabinet Kits for Service Calls
Plastic bins provide quick access to commonly used supplies, while cabinet kits keep smaller parts grouped and protected. Organize bins by repair type or equipment so technicians can restock quickly after each job.
Check each case’s dimensions and divider arrangement against the parts you carry. Keep a consistent labeling system across the van and workshop to make replenishment easier.
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Hooks and Cable Drum Holders for Everyday Service Work
Add hooks for frequently used hand tools and a cable drum holder for reels or cable that need to stay accessible and organized. These simple accessories can improve the layout without requiring a larger or more expensive storage system.
Lockable metal drawers can be added later when the work team needs more secure storage. Keep them as an upgrade rather than part of the basic economical package.
Economical Basic Van Shelving Packages
Match the package to your vehicle’s year, model, wheelbase and roof height. Compare the included shelves, plastic bins, cabinet kits, partition, hooks and cable drum holder rather than choosing from a gallery image alone. Verify all accessories on the individual product page.
For an existing van setup, a compatible shelving section, cabinet kit, hooks or cable drum holder may provide the extra storage you need. Confirm the dimensions and mounting arrangement before adding it.
Basic Van Shelving in Use
Explore basic van layouts with shelving, organizer cabinets and portable parts storage. Use these examples to plan your workday around the tools and supplies you carry, then check your selected package for its exact inclusions.
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Basic Van Shelving Packages FAQs
What is included in an economical basic van shelving package?
Inclusions depend on the vehicle and selected package. The economical setup should clearly identify the shelving, plastic bins, cabinet kits, partition, hooks and cable drum holder supplied. Review the component list before ordering and do not assume every accessory shown in an installation photo is included. Every van should have a partition at a minimum; position it as the essential starting point before adding storage accessories.
Which vehicles have basic van shelving packages?
This collection includes packages for selected Ford Transit, RAM ProMaster, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana configurations. Match your vehicle’s year, wheelbase and roof height to the listing before ordering.
How should I organize replacement parts in an economical basic van?
Use plastic bins and cabinet kits to separate parts by type or common repair task. Keep frequently used supplies accessible and use a consistent arrangement so you can identify stock that needs replenishing.
Can I take the organizer cases to the job?
RolaCase parts organizer cabinet kits house removable cases. Check the selected kit for case sizes and configuration, then choose the cases that suit the supplies you want to carry to the work area.
Can I add metal drawers later to a basic van package?
Yes. Keep the basic package economical, then add compatible metal drawers later if the work team needs more secure or enclosed storage. Confirm dimensions, mounting requirements and opening clearance before ordering.
Are all drawer units lockable?
The drawer range includes locking and non-locking options. Check the selected configuration. Case-retention mechanisms and keyed security locks have different purposes and should not be treated as the same feature.
Can I add accessories to an existing basic van?
Plastic bins, cabinet kits, hooks and cable drum holders may be suitable additions. Provide details of your existing shelving and available space so compatibility and mounting can be checked.
What should I check before installation?
Review the vehicle-specific instructions and the components supplied with your selected package. Confirm roof and floor anchor requirements, drilling and any frame trimming, plus clearance for doors, drawers and cases.
Can I use the same layout across a service fleet?
A consistent arrangement can help technicians locate and replenish supplies across vehicles. Provide the vehicle configurations and equipment lists so compatible layouts can be planned; different vans may require different components.
