Technical Drawing
Blueprint — Compact Cage
Technical specification drawing for the Compact cage as fitted to the Toyota ProAce.
The Proace's growing reputation is built on Toyota's reliability — but a reliable van parked on site is still a target. Our compact cage secures the load bay without a single drill hole, protecting your tools as well as the Proace's immaculate load bay floor.
The Toyota Proace shares its platform with the Peugeot Expert and Citroën Dispatch — PSA/Stellantis supply Toyota with the van, which Toyota refines and sells under its own badge. The load bay dimensions and anchor point layout are the same across all three, so the compact cage fits the Proace exactly as it fits the Expert.
Toyota owners are often drawn to the Proace specifically because of the brand's reputation for reliability and low lifetime running costs. Those buyers tend to look after their vans carefully — and a cage installation that leaves no marks, no drilled holes, and no modifications is exactly what they want. When the Proace eventually goes, it goes back in the condition it was purchased in.
For tradespeople choosing the Proace because they expect to keep it for years, the compact cage is a one-time investment that travels with them. It unbolts in under 30 minutes and fits straight into their next vehicle.
The Proace's clean, well-designed load bay makes compact cage installation particularly smooth. A single fitter completes the job with ease.
Open the Toyota Proace's rear doors to give full, clear access to the load bay. The Proace's rear aperture is proportioned well for the compact cage — panels slide in cleanly without any risk of marking the door seals or paintwork.
The compact cage sections are fed through the rear opening and assembled inside the Proace's load bay. The cage is positioned against the bulkhead — the 1,800mm length leaves the rear section of the bay fully open for loading and daily access.
The Toyota Proace has factory floor lashing rails and anchor points in the load bay. The cage bolts directly to these — no drilling required at any point. The Proace's floor is left completely untouched, which matters a great deal to Toyota owners who take pride in the condition of their vehicle.
The side panel clips into the Proace's sliding door frame without drilling. It seals off the side access point to the cage interior and is a neat, well-finished fit that suits the Proace's generally well-presented appearance.
All bolts checked, lock tested, side panel confirmed secure. Under 30 minutes from opening the rear doors to driving away. The Toyota Proace looks exactly as it did before — no visible evidence of any modification, inside or out.
Specified for the Toyota Proace L1 and L2 load bays. All-steel, durable powder-coat finish.
Technical specification drawing for the Compact cage as fitted to the Toyota ProAce.
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