Best way to store 3rd row seats in garage?

[Slammedchevy01]

With a baby on the way,we have to clean out the spare room. They are cloth seats and thought out using heavy duty plastic wrap or a large garbage bag and throw em on a shelf.

Live in Northern Ca so not too wild, just want to orotect them from dust and dirt/moisture.


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[gat0r]

i use movers stretch wrap roll
has worked well for me in past

 

[YukonXL04]

I have mine in a heavy dudy trash bag for 55 gallon barrels... stick it in and then twist the top and tape it up.

 

[Slammedchevy01]

Thanks!!!


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[fiatdale]

^ I did the same - Big heavy trash bags. I threw a glade plug in refill air freshener in each so they wouldn't stink like storage.

 

[Slammedchevy01]

Looks like I need some 55g bags!


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[08HoeCD]

I thought of all these solutions and finally decided to store mine in mine finished basement, folded but unwrapped.

 

[Slammedchevy01]

I thought of all these solutions and finally decided to store mine in mine finished basement, folded but unwrapped.

No basement here, only garages.


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[Martinjmpr]

If you put it on a shelf make sure it's a stout one. That sucker is HEAVY!

Mine is on the garage floor. Need to find a better place for it. I can only hope it's not becoming a home for spiders and such, since it will be going back into the 'Burb once camping season is over.

Come to think of it, I've got a weekend off. Probably be a good idea to take it out, unfold it, and clean it off, then figure out how to keep the critters out. We have a lot of summer left....

 

[Slammedchevy01]

If you put it on a shelf make sure it's a stout one. That sucker is HEAVY!

Mine is on the garage floor. Need to find a better place for it. I can only hope it's not becoming a home for spiders and such, since it will be going back into the 'Burb once camping season is over.

Yea,these are storage shelves 2x4s and such, solid!


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[08HoeCD]

OK. If I were storing seats in the garage, I'd triple-bag them after putting in some anti-moisture packs and maybe a sheet of Bounce. Should keep most if not all critters and unwanted moisture out.

 

[SUBURBIAN]

Make sure the bag unrolls evenly all the way, and squeeze the tip for maximum protection from the elements.

 

[08grey]

Make sure the seat belt holder is tucked in the pocket good. Put a towel in between the seats when you fold them so you don't get the dimple impressions from the seat belt strap and buckle.

 

[Slammedchevy01]

Make sure the seat belt holder is tucked in the pocket good. Put a towel in between the seats when you fold them so you don't get the dimple impressions from the seat belt strap and buckle.

They've been folded for years woops lol


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