Made a false floor a couple weeks ago. Never made anything before so happy with how it came out. Made it with a wooden frame.
It's going to get revisited later in the year want to take it all apart, make it from a metal frame and finished with MDF, I need to learn how to weld and get some gear for it.
I want to make it modular, in five parts, so that the boot area always has the false floor/extra storage and the rear seats can be left in, folded forward or swapper for extra floor space/storage. The bits where the dickie seats were will be sperate, then the boot space will be another separate part and then the last two peices will be interchangable so that I can either completley swap them out with the rear seats, or if I have a mate(s) that want to come out with us I could keep one of the seats in and have storage ion place of the other. We have the four dogs so having a lot of room is a must and have found when camping or going on long weekends that there is loads of room lost by just folding the rear seats forward they take up a lot of room.
Have a butchers.
The frame which I fixed to the boot floor (the floor was cleaned and any rust spots rubbed down, treated then primed and sprayed)
Bottom frame covered
Supports for the next level
Another frame on top, this was also secured to the body at the arches and where the dickie seats were to help stop it from collapsing when accelerating and braking.
The man at work ; )
The nearly finished product
Couldn't be R'sed finishing properly, as it just gets abused by the dogs. Where the rear seats were there is a hatch which opens for storage. It's great, dogs water, foor, first aid kit, it's great, we go out for the day to Salisburty we throw in the camping chairs, snaks and flask under there and the dogs still have all the room. The bit at the rear has only a hatch on the drivers side, I was initially planning the the passengers side to have two drawers in to be easier to fit tools in for when going out, but have since changed my mind and think I'll change it to a drop down door to put recovery kit in when we go out.