# Van Shelving

A 3D model of a steel van shelving package inside a Nissan NV cargo van

By B2storefront B2storefront

Topic: Engineering

[Open the interactive Jig](https://ask.jig.com/j/Di3jigZpHiRm)

## Guide

### 1. Van Shelving

This is a Nissan NV cargo van with its roof lifted away so you can see inside\. Steel shelves, drawers and bins line both walls, like a workshop on wheels\. Drag anywhere to look around\.

Scroll or pinch to move closer\.

### 2. Three shelf units

The shelving is three matching steel units\. Two stand side by side on the driver side and one on the passenger side\. Each unit is two tall end panels with three shelves between them\.

Each unit is 44 inches wide, 50 inches tall and 14 inches deep, and weighs about 42 pounds\.

### 3. Shelves that move

The end panels are punched with rows of holes, so a shelf can be bolted higher or lower\. Slide to move the lowest shelf of the front unit and fit it to what you carry\.

The shelf moves in steps of one inch, and a screwdriver is the only tool you need\.

### 4. Room on the floor

Each end panel has a notch cut out at the bottom, called a knock\-out\. The notches leave 48 inches of floor between the units, so big sheets of plywood or drywall can lie flat underneath\.

Standard building sheets are 4 feet by 8 feet, which is exactly 48 by 96 inches\.

### 5. Drawers and doors

A steel door covers one shelf on each side, and the passenger unit holds a block of seven drawers\. Press the button to open them\. Lever locks keep the drawers shut while the van is moving\.

### 6. Bins and hooks

Seven blue bins sit side by side on one shelf, perfect for screws and small parts\. Little hooks on the end panels hold cords and hoses\. Each bin has a small white card on its front for a label\.

Low steel dividers split the top shelves into smaller spaces\.

### 7. Ready for braking

When a van brakes, loose things keep sliding forward\. Press Brake and watch the boxes on the top shelf\. The dividers stop them, and the steel partition keeps the load out of the cab\.

### 8. Everything in its place

Rails bolted to the walls and floor hold every unit tight to the van\. Now a whole workshop can travel to the job and arrive tidy\. Drag to explore it once more\.