GRID Glove Box Holder - Plywood Wall-Mounted Dispenser
Keep gloves close to hand with a tidy plywood dispenser. Load your carton from the top and pull gloves through the rounded front opening.
Your storage space
- Clear internal size: 250 W x 120 H x 70 D mm. Top loading, with a rounded front dispensing opening.
- Overall: 274 mm wide x 118 mm deep x 132 mm high.
- 12 mm natural plywood, unfinished, with exposed layered edges.
- Fixed slotted joints, supporting base and an open back beneath a narrow upper mounting rail.
The front opening is 180 x 60 mm. Check your carton fits with sliding clearance and its dispensing opening lines up with the frame. Load from above, facing forward. One holder accommodates one carton; gloves and cartons are separate.
Two-hole screw mounting
Two 4 mm through-holes in the upper rear rail, 180 mm centre to centre and 20 mm below the unit top, let you attach the unit to a suitable plywood or timber support. There are no hanging hooks. Fit the bare rail first for clear screwdriver access, then assemble the body around it.
Pair it with our plain plywood tool board, mounted securely with clearance behind it. The 3.5 x 30 mm mounting screws pass through the 12 mm rail and extend 18 mm into or through the support. Through a 12 mm board, allow approximately 6 mm behind it for the screw tips. The mounting board and its structural fixings are separate.
Supplied flat pack
Includes 5 CNC-cut panels, 14 assembly screws and two mounting screws, all 3.5 x 30 mm, plus an illustrated guide. Clamp joints square and pre-drill receiving edges with a 2 mm bit before fitting screws. Pre-drill the timber mounting support with a 2 mm bit too. Contents and tools are not included. Keep contents secured for travel.
Images are renders of the current cutting model; natural wood grain and colour vary.
Downloads
Revision B build and fitting guide (PDF) · Revision B packing checklist (PDF)
Fit check Make sure it fits before you order Guide
- Measure the usable side-wall width. Check clear space from the bulkhead area towards the rear doors, allowing for trim, tie-down points and any existing lining.
- Measure available height from the van floor. Make sure the selected height clears roof ribs, windows, handles and anything mounted on the side wall.
- Check the depth works in your layout. Confirm it will not clash with doors, tools, wheel arch position or the space you need down the centre of the van.
