Start by selecting your exact van model, wheelbase and roof height so the system fits safely around wheel wells and partitions.

Select van areas for your modules to balance storage capacity with access and rear-door visibility

Think about how you use the van day to day: are you mainly carrying power tools, small parts, cables, or long items like pipes and levels? Use deep shelves and drop-front shelves for bulky toolboxes, and standard shelves with dividers for boxes, cases and consumables

Layer in cases, toolboxes, and drawer units to organize tools and small components by task or trade. Match each case or drawer unit to the correct hole allocation in the frame (for example 4, 6, 8, 10 or 14 holes) so the layout is secure and easy to access.

Add BottBox bins to shelves to store screws, fixings and small hardware, choosing narrow or wide bins depending on shelf width. Use Perfo panels, hooks and holders on frame ends, doors or partitions for aerosols, sealant tubes, gloves, paper rolls and frequently used hand tools.

Use the Long Item Top Tray above the frames to secure pipes, conduit, levels and light tubes, taking advantage of the drop-down end for easy loading. Where you do not need long item storage, finish the build with top shelves to maximise every inch of vertical space.

If needed, add a partition that matches your van roof height to separate cab and load area while retaining Perfo storage. Finish with lashing rails, anchor points, straps and anti-slip mats to keep heavy loads and equipment secure during transport.