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KC10Chief · 02-13-2019, 07:54 PM

I recently bought a 2019 Cougar 29BHS. It has the two bunks in the back with a pass through door. The bottom bunk folds up and there's room for two or three bikes. I'd like to install some cargo hold downs in the floor. The type where you can attach different fittings to them so I could mount bikes or strap down various cargo. Nothing real heavy. Bikes most likely. I'd prefer to keep them in the trailer. It's just my wife and daughter and I and my daughter wants the top bunk anyways, of course! I also have a paramotor that will fit in that area. It would be good if I could strap it to the wall or to the underside of the folded up bunk. Anybody ever done any of these things to their RV? I'm curious about the best method for drilling into the floor! Yikes! I had also considered just cutting a piece of light ply to the shape of that area and just laying it on the floor and attaching my mounts to that. But everything adds up in weight!

02-13-2019, 07:54 PM	#1
KC10Chief Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Edmond Posts: 54	Install cargo tie downs in floor or wall? I recently bought a 2019 Cougar 29BHS. It has the two bunks in the back with a pass through door. The bottom bunk folds up and there's room for two or three bikes. I'd like to install some cargo hold downs in the floor. The type where you can attach different fittings to them so I could mount bikes or strap down various cargo. Nothing real heavy. Bikes most likely. I'd prefer to keep them in the trailer. It's just my wife and daughter and I and my daughter wants the top bunk anyways, of course! I also have a paramotor that will fit in that area. It would be good if I could strap it to the wall or to the underside of the folded up bunk. Anybody ever done any of these things to their RV? I'm curious about the best method for drilling into the floor! Yikes! I had also considered just cutting a piece of light ply to the shape of that area and just laying it on the floor and attaching my mounts to that. But everything adds up in weight!