IRURI · JEEP WRANGLER JL / 4XE

Order Below.
Usable Space Above.

The IRURI Low-Profile Dual-Drawer Cargo System reorganizes the Wrangler rear cargo area into two functional layers.

Two independent drawers create enclosed storage below, while the low-profile upper deck remains available for coolers, luggage, recovery equipment and everyday cargo.

The complete system is developed as a vehicle-specific fabricated sheet-metal architecture rather than a pair of standalone storage boxes placed inside the cargo area.

Fabricated Steel Construction

Formed from Sheet Metal.
Built as One Cargo Architecture.

The primary structure is produced through sheet-metal fabrication.

Steel sheet is cut, formed and assembled into the drawer housings, structural panels, slide-supporting interfaces and upper cargo-deck architecture.

This manufacturing approach allows large structural surfaces, folded edges, mounting interfaces and storage geometry to be integrated into a compact vehicle-specific cargo system.

Independent Storage Zones

Two Drawers.
Two Independent Zones.

The system uses two independent drawers instead of one shared cargo compartment.

Tools, recovery equipment, camp gear and frequently used items can be separated according to function instead of being stacked together inside a single volume.

Each drawer can be accessed independently without disturbing the contents stored on the opposite side.

Ball-Bearing Slide Architecture

Storage Only Works
When You Can Reach It.

Each drawer operates through a full-extension ball-bearing slide system.

The slide architecture brings stored equipment outward toward the rear opening of the vehicle, reducing the need to reach deep into the cargo area or move cargo positioned on the upper deck.

Storage Below · Cargo Surface Above

Organize the Floor.
Keep the Cabin.

The low-profile architecture keeps the storage system close to the factory cargo floor.

Above the drawers, the fabricated structure creates a continuous flat cargo deck that remains available for coolers, luggage, storage cases and travel equipment.

The goal is not to maximize storage-box height. It is to organize the lower cargo zone while preserving usable space above it.

Enclosed Equipment Management

Out of Sight.
Organized by Design.

Lock-ready latch points allow the enclosed drawers to be used with suitable locking hardware for additional equipment security.

Tools, recovery equipment, camera gear and camp equipment can remain enclosed below the upper deck instead of being left exposed throughout the cabin.

IRURI Proprietary Patented Fade-Resistant Surface Treatment

Engineered for
Long-Term Color Stability.

Finished exterior metal components use IRURI's proprietary patented fade-resistant surface treatment.

The process is engineered for long-term color stability and to help resist visible fading and discoloration associated with prolonged use and environmental exposure.