Regular Cab - Securing Cargo Stored Behind Seats.

Does anyone have a good fix to stop things placed on the flat, plastic floor behind RC seats from sliding during turns?

I’ve been thinking of something like this, maybe velcro-ed to the floor, but the angled seatback may interfere with it (too tall). Or, some sort of rib or divider that would keep things from sliding.

I want to keep my bag of tow straps behind the seats, but it easily slides on the plastic floor. I guess I could just velcro the bag to the floor, but that seems a bit half-ass.

Any photos, ideas or products available would be helpful.

 

I use a few of these back there and they fit like they were made to go there!

I am not sure this is the right size though and I am not where my truck is to get a pic right now but trust me,measure and go check them out.
I use the lids sometimes and can stack these with another in the middle and the next smaller size right behind the driver on top of the other one too as needed.

The bigger one does not fit in front of where the jack sticks out on the passenger side though and I just put other things there between the middle crate and the passenger door.

Easier to understand with pics than to try to explain but they have been a lifesaver for me when driving anywhere with stuff back there!

https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-12-Gal-Tough-Storage-Bin-in-Black-206100/207207157

 

I have a wooden box that has carpet tacked to the outside of it so it slides less,
but it basically compression fits behind the seat when I slide the seat back. I removed
the center console ( column shift ). Only concern is the inertial sensor in the floor.
I like wood, it’s quiet, no static, absorbs bumps.
BTW, after 30 yrs of off-roading and storing stuff like recovery gear/booster cables.
I like to keep everything in heavy canvas tool bags. Easy to lift in and out, keep everything contained, no noise, they don’t tend to slide around like storage boxes or bins. I carry 5-8 depending on how long a trip and what all I need to take for each trip. And you can always drop stuff on top of them, whether it be groceries or a bag of hammers.

 

I always forget the Bag of Hammers too?

 

Like guns and knives, you can never have too many hammers.

 

Whatever you decide to store ypur stuff in, toolbox drawer liners work great for keeping things from sliding.