Under Screen Tray / Glovebox substitute - Perfect for sunglasses, by TWRAPS

[twraps]

Hey folks

Happy to announce our latest addition for our beloved Rivians - an under the screen tray which is perfect for sunglasses - within an arm's reach
We are also including a silicone insert (with adhesive) which absorbs pretty much all of the rattling noises at least in my own testing.
You can get it from our store:
https://twraps.com/products/under-screen-tray-glovebox-style-organizer-for-rivian-r1s-rivian-r1t

Here is the install video:

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[Patrick87]

Great idea! If I didn't need the front cup holders in my lower console organizer (has cup holders near the 'firewall') to hold my tall water bottle, I would order this in a heartbeat. I think this sits low enough to interfere with that, unfortunately.

 

[swaggner]

Great idea! Thanks for the innovation. Just ordered one.

 

[mkhuffman]

Ordered!

 

[LeftMySoulinNM]

You had me till I saw $40!

 

[twraps]

Great idea! If I didn't need the front cup holders in my lower console organizer (has cup holders near the 'firewall') to hold my tall water bottle, I would order this in a heartbeat. I think this sits low enough to interfere with that, unfortunately.

Just FYI if you are using our floor organizer - it does not interfere (I make our products compatible with each other). Here is a photo (this is a 26oz YETI):

 

[twraps]

You had me till I saw $40!

I hear you... once we have a "safety profile" as I call it, I will likely be able to reduce it a little, but it won't be $20, probably $35. By safety profile I mean seeing all the issues that will show up once people start using it, and I need to modify and resend etc. For perspective, we make our products in our Concord, CA facility and for plastics like this we 3D print. Electricity alone at California's commercial rates ($0.46/kWh) costs us about $5 to create one of these and this is if the print doesn't fail (and sometimes they do). Then there is the filament, box, labor, silicone insert. Those are only our direct costs. Plenty of non-direct ones like printers maintenance (we spend about $1k per week on that alone), lease etc etc... so just giving you a perspective so you don't think we're greedy...we're not, we're just not economically as efficient as a factory in China for example doing injection molding at a scale I can't even imagine, while being subsidized by their government for doing that. I hope that makes sense

Edit: put simply - manufacturing car accessories in California (Bay Area of all places in California ) is a wild idea, economically speaking. Don't ask me why I do it

 

[PappaBolt]

Love the idea. For those of us with the OG power plug under the dash, I’m assuming this won’t fit.

 

[twraps]

Love the idea. For those of us with the OG power plug under the dash, I’m assuming this won’t fit.

Someone brought this up on X too...can you show me where the 12V port is?

 

[PappaBolt]

Someone brought this up on X too...can you show me where the 12V port is?

it’s here

 

[twraps]

it’s here

Ah that won’t work indeed I will update the listing tonight to mention it. Any idea when did Rivian stop putting that port there?(which year build)

 

[Deacon]

You had me till I saw $40!

Plus $17 for shipping!

 

[heyitzmejay]

Ah that won’t work indeed I will update the listing tonight to mention it. Any idea when did Rivian stop putting that port there?(which year build)

I'd think one could just drill a hole that lines up with the plug location. This is coming from someone with the 12v plug and considering ordering.

 

[twraps]

Plus $17 for shipping!

Wow are you in Hawaii or Puerto Rico? Notice that we absorb the cost of shipping for orders over $75. What you see as shipping cost is what we pay to get this shipped, but $17 sounds insane for mainland. It's usually around $12 for items like this.

Edit: just noticed your profile says North Carolina... not sure why it's so expensive to ship this there all of the sudden. Do you guys have some natural disasters going on? Carriers sometimes pump up the prices when that happens, not sure why.

 

[twraps]

I'd think one could just drill a hole that lines up with the plug location. This is coming from someone with the 12v plug and considering ordering.

I am not sure if it will work, but if anyone is in East Bay (California) and has that port and willing to come by, we can test and find out how it fits. If it fits, you get the tray for free. I can also modify the design if almost fits and requires small changes.

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