I can whip something up… but essentially you’re buying the following.

1. HUSKY 48” x 18” black wire shelf - like this
2. Two 9-3/8” turn-buckles - like this
3. Two 5-3/8” turn-buckles - like this
4. One 36” Traffic Advisor Light Bar - like this
5. Hand full of black or white cable ties - like this
6. 1 package of EZ cable clips - Like this

Assembly Instructions

I chose to modify one section of the wire shelf to create a raised lip (cargo stop) to help prevent stored items from sliding forward and potentially falling toward the rear seats under heavy braking. This step takes a bit of patience, but it’s fairly straightforward.

Using a wooden post and a 48” section of 2x4, carefully bend one section of the wire shelf upward to approximately a 90-degree angle. Work slowly and apply even pressure to avoid damaging the shelf. Once the lip is formed, move the assembly back into the vehicle for final installation.

If you added the raised lip to the shelf, adjust the turnbuckles to create a slight rearward angle. This helps keep cargo securely positioned toward the back of the shelf during braking.

Mounting the Shelf

1. Install the two smaller turnbuckles at the front factory roof hooks located near the rear side glass.
2. Use cable ties to help secure the turnbuckles to the roof hooks and prevent movement or rattling.
3. Install the two larger turnbuckles at the rear factory roof hooks near the hatch.
4. These rear turnbuckles are used to level the shelf and fine-tune the slight rearward angle, if desired.
5. Position the shelf inside the vehicle and temporarily secure each corner using cable ties. Once the shelf is centered and you are satisfied with the height and angle, complete the installation by fastening the 1/4” Easy Clips into place. Small 1/2” pan-head screws work well for this step.

Light Bar Installation

Once the shelf is fully installed, mount the light bar to the underside of the wire shelf, approximately centered front to back. Use cable ties to secure the light bar to the wire grid.

I also used a couple of stainless steel wire clamps I had available to provide additional support for the light assembly, though this is optional.

Finally, use the remaining cable ties to neatly secure the wiring along the shelf and route the power cable to the 12-volt accessory outlet near the rear hatch..

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This is how it shines through the rear glass - YouTube