Recommended cargo organization for Ram ProMaster?

Honestly, stay away from those fancy aluminum kits. I spent way too much on a system that ended up being a total headache to install and not as sturdy as expected. Unfortunately, the weight distribution was way off for my gear. Here is what actually works without breaking the bank:

• Husky 46-inch Mobile Workbench: These are solid for heavy gear and easy to secure. Just be careful with the height.
• DeWalt ToughSystem 2.0 Storage Case: Total game changer for smaller stuff. Way cheaper than custom aluminum and keeps everything organized during turns.
• Good old plywood shelves with L-Track Tie-Down System: Just build them low so your center of gravity stays solid. It's not as flashy, but it works and saves you a ton of cash.

Building on the earlier suggestion, I have found that industrial-grade plastic bins combined with L-track systems offer the best versatility for your budget. Over the years, I have tried many setups, and securing gear to the walls instead of building heavy, permanent wooden frames saves you massive amounts of weight and cash.

• Airline L-Track 96 inch Aluminum for flexible tie-down points along the van walls.
• Rubbermaid Commercial Brute Totes 20 Gallon which are basically indestructible and stackable.
• Ancra Ratcheting Cargo Straps 1 inch by 6 feet to keep everything locked in place. Plastic bins are a lifesaver because you can move them out quickly when you need the floor space. It is a super modular approach that lets you adjust the layout as you figure out what you actually need on the road.

Honestly, skip the aluminum stuff and hit up the hardware store for some quality plywood. I have used Baltic birch for years and it holds up way better than any kit. Just frame it out with some decent structural pine and anchor everything to the wall studs. It is cheap, super sturdy, and you can customize the compartments exactly how you need them. Keeps the weight low and steady.