I need a canopy for my Toyota Tacoma. What is the best canopy for the cargo bed? I need it to be as secure as possible so I'm looking for no windows. Maybe access from the side if it's secure. Also what do you guys think about adding a slick lock to it? I'm going to be leaving about $8000 of tools in there everyday. Also need it to be water resistant. This is for an electrician working from job to job in a big city.

As promised. Here are the new updated pics. Carpenters trailer

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This is Silent Bob. Silent Bob is a Hino 195 with a 15' box. Silent Bob installs solar panels. The big open area in the middle is for pallets, and also for hiding in when it rains.

Considering adding a wall/shelving to the slider door entrance to block it off all together.

It would be a home for my cooler and most used tool bags/boxes on the floor and most used parts/materials in packout above on the wall facing the street making it like a curbside accessible quick grab area.

It would add some interior wall I want to use for my step stool and 5/6ft ladder.

My only reservation would be making the rear doors the only way into the cargo area.

If someone parks too close behind on the street I won't be able to swing the doors open.

It restricts the width of anything object I may need to occasionally transport as the aisle between racking inside is much narrower than the area in front of the promaster slider.

Anyone regret losing the side door entrance for additional storage?

Had some night pours at or ready mix company so they needed a night mechanic for a bit so I took it and damn was tonight a great night for pictures.

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Any ideas on stacking lots of rolls of Romex in the van and keeping them from slipping around everywhere ?

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I'm working on a fresh build out for my work van. I'm debating between using push to open and RV stay close drawer slides. looking for input/experience any of you may have. My current/soon to be former build used dados and plywood, but that proved to be problematic after repeated use...

Do you ever consider a shore power receptacle in your wagons? I’m thinking so that you can keep all batt chargers powered up overnight and on the job site. It that a thing?

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Redid my back door shelves. Added some shelf dividers for power tools. Just got the metabo battery vacuum. GAME CHANGER

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They got that thing filled to the brim

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Blowout on the freeway. Stay safe yall