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Revel Van Rear Storage Organizer with iPad Pouch

Revel Van Rear Storage Organizer with iPad Pouch

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This rear-door organizer is built for vans running a ROLEF roll-off rear screen: the Winnebago Revel, Storyteller, Jayco, and Entegra. It hangs off that screen and turns dead vertical space behind the rear doors into eight mesh pockets plus a dedicated padded iPad pouch — bottles, books, headlamps, and a tablet, all off the floor and off the bed.

The panel is a 12 in x 32 in piece of 1000D Cordura, hand-sewn in the USA. Mounting is no-drill and works two ways: a webbing sleeve across the back takes a rod, or you clip the straps straight into the roll-off screen's existing straps. Either way it stays put whether the privacy screen is rolled up or down, so you don't trade your blackout for storage.

The mesh pockets keep contents visible and let water drain instead of pooling — handy for a wet bottle or a damp rag. The iPad pouch sits at eye level on the rear screen, which makes the whole panel double as a galley station or a nav/streaming spot when you're parked. Backed by Overland Gear Guy's lifetime workmanship warranty and field-repairable with a sewing awl.

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Overview

A 12 in x 32 in rear-screen organizer in 1000D Cordura for ROLEF roll-off screen vans (Winnebago Revel, Storyteller, Jayco, Entegra). Eight mesh pockets plus a padded iPad/tablet pouch, mounted no-drill.

Key features

  • Eight mesh pockets for bottles, books, layers, and flashlights, plus a dedicated padded iPad/tablet pouch
  • 12 in x 32 in panel in 1000D Cordura, hand-sewn in the USA
  • No-drill mount: webbing sleeve takes a rod, or clip into the roll-off screen straps
  • Installs with the privacy screen up or down — keeps your blackout
  • Lifetime workmanship warranty; field-repairable with a sewing awl

Use cases

Buyers run it as the catch-all behind the rear doors of a Class B van — bottles, books, and electronics off the bed and floor. The iPad pouch puts a tablet at eye level on the rear screen, so the same panel works as a galley station for recipes or a parked-up nav/streaming spot.