Abstract: A collapsible cargo organizer is provided, comprising: a rotatable panel; a supporting base comprising a floor plate; wherein the rotatable panel is rotatable from a horizontal position to a vertical position and vice-versa; wherein, when the rotatable panel is in the vertical position, the rotatable panel provides a vertical panel to laterally support at least one article placeable in an article containing space of the collapsible cargo organizer which overlies the floor plate of the supporting base; and wherein the floor plate of the supporting base overlied by the article containing space when the rotatable panel is in the vertical position is covered by the rotatable panel when the rotatable panel is in the horizontal position.

Abstract: A collapsible cargo organizer is provided, comprising: a rotatable panel; a supporting base comprising a floor plate; wherein the rotatable panel is rotatable from a horizontal position to a vertical position and vice-versa; wherein, when the rotatable panel is in the vertical position, the rotatable panel provides a vertical panel to laterally support at least one article placeable in an article containing space of the collapsible cargo organizer which overlies the floor plate of the supporting base; and wherein the floor plate of the supporting base overlied by the article containing space when the rotatable panel is in the vertical position is covered by the rotatable panel when the rotatable panel is in the horizontal position.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to cargo management devices and, particularly to cargo management devices that can transition between a collapsed state, a deployed state and, in some instances, a reinforced state.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a freestanding unit for securing items within the floor of a cargo area in a vehicle comprising a primary wall and at least one projecting wall extending from the primary wall which includes an anchoring component for anchoring the freestanding unit to the floor in the cargo area. The present invention also relates to a vehicular cargo management system that includes such freestanding unit where the trim panel includes a recess to accommodate the projecting wall of the freestanding unit which may then fit flush to the trim panel.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a freestanding unit for securing items within the floor of a cargo area in a vehicle comprising a primary wall and at least one projecting wall extending from the primary wall which includes an anchoring component for anchoring the freestanding unit to the floor in the cargo area. The present invention also relates to a vehicular cargo management system that includes such freestanding unit where the trim panel includes a recess to accommodate the projecting wall of the freestanding unit which may then fit flush to the trim panel.

Abstract: Apparatus for storing items within vehicle compartments are provided and include cover panels that are pivotally secured to cargo compartment walls and are movable between a closed position covering a storage area and an open position substantially transverse to the wall allowing access to the storage area. One or more additional panels may be provided that are movable between respective stored positions and operative positions.

Abstract: Apparatus for storing items within vehicle compartments are provided and include cover panels that are pivotally secured to cargo compartment walls and are movable between a closed position covering a storage area and an open position substantially transverse to the wall allowing access to the storage area. One or more additional panels may be provided that are movable between respective stored positions and operative positions.