A plumber shows us inside his work van and all the ways he keeps it organized to efficiently do his job. He goes over all the shelving possibilities and the external ladder rack that frees up working space inside.
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I mean it's a rental, it's... can't necessarily put everything in the shelves like you want. Things like this the shelving is good, but you want to be able to move stuff around, so we put things in and take things out based upon what we're doing for the day.
Things don't quite stand up completely, so you have to be creative in the way that you store things and put things together. I store mostly plumbing parts and it's going to be PVC, iron pipe, copper, toilet parts, shower valves, faucets. We add some hoses for draining water heaters. I'll add for hanging my electric cords.
I do like having the little bins, I like having the shelves. Having those having these boxes makes a lot easier instead of having the bins full of the small parts, where you're constantly having to try to reach over and grab stuff its way in there... or if you have a full van of parts and makes it difficult to get in.
The nice thing is too with the with the Box Van or the (Highboy Van) Fords and Dodges, you'd be able to put it a little bit more length of pipe and things like that above it. The good part is that the ergonomic part, it makes it easiest to get... you can get this off, it's not a problem getting back up. The only issue is this sticks back a little bit.
In anything else you know your ladder if you've got to pay attention when you're driving. I wish that I had a rack in here to be able to put pipes inside of it. And that stuff you can order and have installed as well. If you're gonna try to put on 20 feet or 12 foot roll... rolls of piping it's going to be difficult to get that to stay up on top.