Goose Gear INEOS Grenadier (2024+) Second-Row Seat Delete — Plate System

The Second-Row Seat Delete Plate System removes the entire second row and replaces it with a flat, sealed storage platform — with large access hatches that keep the batteries and electrical components reachable without pulling the plate. Usable width runs from about 41-3/4″ to 54-1/4″ across, by 31-3/8″ long, and it saves roughly 58 pounds over the factory seat. It installs with no cutting or drilling.

Who it's for

A great fit if you want a flat, secure storage deck where the second row used to be — the base for a stealth sleeping platform. Look elsewhere if you're building the full Roof Conversion Interior camper (it uses the Venture Series delete), or you have a Grenadier Quartermaster (use the Quartermaster delete).

Where this fits in your build

• System role: 100% second-row delete — a flat storage and sleep foundation.
• You need first: Nothing required — unusually for Goose Gear, the Rear Plate System is recommended (for one continuous surface) but NOT required to install this delete.
• Pairs with / completes the build: Add the 40%/60% module-based seat deletes and a drawer or fridge module for a full stealth sleeping platform.

Will it fit your rig?

• Fits the INEOS Grenadier, 2024–present (1st Gen).
• 100% delete — requires removing the seat, seat frame, and the plastic trim panels housing electrical components under the factory seat.
• Large hatches keep batteries and electronics accessible without removing the plate.
• No drilling or cutting. Creates a continuous flat surface when paired with the Rear Plate System.

Specs

• Baltic birch plywood with Goose Gear's proprietary bed-liner coating, reinforced with MaxLite extrusion framing.
• Usable space approximately 41-3/4″ (1055 mm) to 54-1/4″ (1380 mm) wide × 31-3/8″ (795 mm) long.
• About 44 lb (20 kg); saves roughly 58 lb (26 kg) versus the 124-lb factory rear seat.
• Lockable electrical-access hatches.
• Made in the USA.

Common questions

Do I need the rear plate to install it? No — unlike most Goose Gear vehicles, the Grenadier delete doesn't require the rear plate. It's recommended for a single continuous flat surface and extra support, but not required.

What has to come out? The second-row seat, its frame, and the surrounding plastic trim panels that house electrical components under the seat.

Can I still reach the batteries? Yes — large access hatches let you get to the batteries and electronics without removing the plate.

How much weight does it save? About 58 pounds versus the 124-lb factory rear seat.

Does it require drilling? No — it installs with no modifications, cutting or drilling.

Can I sleep on it? Yes — add the 40%/60% module-based seat deletes and drawer modules to build a flat stealth sleeping platform.

Complete your Grenadier build

Build the stealth sleeping platform:

Required first: the Rear Plate System

Seat deletes & sleep: Second-Row Delete (plate) · 40%/60% Modules · Reclining Brackets

Drawers & storage: Single Drawer · Fridge Drawer · Side-by-Side (fitted top) · Side-by-Side

Complete packages: Stealth Sleep & Chef · Sleep & Storage · Brian’s Favorite · Brian’s Favorite Sleep · Brad’s Favorite

See it all: the full Goose Gear INEOS Grenadier lineup