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<blockquote data-quote="TXslade" data-source="post: 3519261" data-attributes="member: 581262">In the back of my Escalade , behind the 3rd row.&nbsp; I want to put a false floor box.Im designing it very thin and want to carpet it in the same color so it basically looks as it did before.&nbsp; The non measured design is attached.Does anyone see any problems with this design?its a 2.75&quot; internal height39&quot; internal lengthand 9&quot; internal depthfor just over a half cube of sealed volume for an AA 8&quot; which is backwards loaded.On the top of the box i *might* bold the hinges that are on my current floor for the cargo net, but i havn&#039;t decided.SECOND QUESTIONon backwards loaded subs, when you&#039;re loading them, in this scinario, which direction should the screws face?&nbsp; which way should the lip of the sub rest in the opening?A different way of asking this is - can i mount the sub, after the box is built?&nbsp; or do i need to mount the sub inside the box with the motor out, and then finish construction of the bottom panel, sealing the box.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TXslade, post: 3519261, member: 581262"] In the back of my Escalade , behind the 3rd row. I want to put a false floor box. Im designing it very thin and want to carpet it in the same color so it basically looks as it did before. The non measured design is attached. Does anyone see any problems with this design? its a 2.75" internal height 39" internal length and 9" internal depth for just over a half cube of sealed volume for an AA 8" which is backwards loaded. On the top of the box i *might* bold the hinges that are on my current floor for the cargo net, but i havn't decided. SECOND QUESTION on backwards loaded subs, when you're loading them, in this scinario, which direction should the screws face? which way should the lip of the sub rest in the opening? A different way of asking this is - can i mount the sub, after the box is built? or do i need to mount the sub inside the box with the motor out, and then finish construction of the bottom panel, sealing the box. [/QUOTE]

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