TWRAPS Floor Storage Organizer / Lower Center Console Tray installed photos

[DumpsterFire]

Installed the TWRAPS Floor Storage Organizer / Lower Center Console Tray yesterday! I am impressed by them! They fit really well!!

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[Gigahorse]

Installed the TWRAPS Floor Storage Organizer / Lower Center Console Tray yesterday! I am impressed by them! They fit really well!!

Wow the fit on those looks great, any idea on scratch resistance?

 

[Bill W.]

This looks like a very useful accessory for keeping the stuff from rolling around down there.

Please continue to share any more useful ones you come across.

 

[jasper7821]

Installed the TWRAPS Floor Storage Organizer / Lower Center Console Tray yesterday! I am impressed by them! They fit really well!!

I ordered that too along with the mud flaps, and today the screen protectors.
Glad to see it looks nice.

 

[stevegshi]

Kinda expensive though.

 

[SentinelOne]

Personally I'm waiting for something a bit deeper and that can hold some bigger objects (gloves, couple bottles of water, throw wife's purse in there - im not going to put a bunch of smallish stuff on the floor.

My current GMC2500 is a 6 seater (which I never use the 6th seat), point is it has floor space in the same place - picked up a grey container from the container store and can hold above mentioned items + beanie, etc....cost like $20....granted it's just a grey container and I'd pay more for something that is purposed designed for the CT.

 

[Art138]

Kinda expensive though.

If you are buying a 100k + truck not really.

 

[SolarWizard]

Looks like a pretty easy think to replicate.
not sold on the utility of small things rolling around by the feet after a bump.
Anybody seen a safe for very loud noisemakers yet?

 

[Crissa]

Does stuff stay in them?

-Crissa

 

[ButterEV]

Looks like a pretty easy think to replicate.
not sold on the utility of small things rolling around by the feet after a bump.
Anybody seen a safe for very loud noisemakers yet?

That’s what I’m waiting for ??

 

[TWRAPS]

Personally I'm waiting for something a bit deeper and that can hold some bigger objects (gloves, couple bottles of water, throw wife's purse in there - im not going to put a bunch of smallish stuff on the floor.

My current GMC2500 is a 6 seater (which I never use the 6th seat), point is it has floor space in the same place - picked up a grey container from the container store and can hold above mentioned items + beanie, etc....cost like $20....granted it's just a grey container and I'd pay more for something that is purposed designed for the CT.

I will make a deep version of this, with cup holders, lids for privacy etc, once I get my CT which should be any day now... I've had a VIN since 03/04, casually refreshing the Tesla app about 200 times a day ?

 

[SentinelOne]

I will make a deep version of this, with cup holders, lids for privacy etc, once I get my CT which should be any day now... I've had a VIN since 03/04, casually refreshing the Tesla app about 200 times a day ?

Hope you get it soon! I'm doing same waiting for the VIN!

For me personally I don't need anything fancy, just a box with 5-6" (guessing there) side walls that matches ascetically. Open top, throw **** in it when needed. Removable divider or two wouldn't hurt...

 

[DumpsterFire]

Wow the fit on those looks great, any idea on scratch resistance?

Haven’t had any issues so far but they’re def hard plastic so could be an issue. The manufacturer included grippy, fitted inserts for the bottom.

The fit really is excellent!

 

[TWRAPS]

Hope you get it soon! I'm doing same waiting for the VIN!

For me personally I don't need anything fancy, just a box with 5-6" (guessing there) side walls that matches ascetically. Open top, throw **** in it when needed. Removable divider or two wouldn't hurt...

Noted! PS for the record + some context:
We currently 3D print, so in terms of walls surface finish it will not be like OEM - for that we'd need injection molding or thermoforming. We 3D print because we design &. manufacture everything in house (I started TWRAPS out of curiosity how to make stuff so contract manufacturers is never going to happen for us because it's boring). With that said I am happy to report an update:
* 2 days ago we setup our first vacuum thermoforming machine. I am now starting to experiment what kinds of designs work on that, what don't etc. Will take some time to figure it out but I will get there. In the meantime we made a Han Solo style cast using a halloween skeleton and next up we'll try to make a Ghost Busters suit with it, just for the fun of it
* Our first injection molder is coming in a few days. It was actually supposed to come today but it seems the truck got delayed and is not even in California yet. The first one I bought is a small automatic injection molder (max part size is about 6x6x6") so I can learn how to operate it, how to design and build molds for it (keeping that in-house too!). It will be for small parts only - from our current Cybertruck line that will only be for the phone dash mount. But once I figure it out (mostly mold design, mold manufacturing & mold surface finishing which determines the surface finish of the molded product) I will immediately buy a bigger molder so we can expand the line of products we can mold.

For something as big as the floor organizer though I hope to achieve it with the thermoformer within a few months. For those curious, here is what vacuum thermoforming looks like:

 

[DumpsterFire]

Does stuff stay in them?

-Crissa

So far! Hahaha. The little grippy inserts for the bottoms work well!

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