E53 Estate (2019) - underfloor (Load Compartment) Stowage contents?

[randywatson]

Hoping somewhere can assist with identifying what should/could be stored in the unusual space under the floor of the boot on my recently acquired 2019 W213 E53.
There's all sorts of moulded sections that must have been designed for something.
Underneath the fixed shelf in front (pic2) there's a foam tray presumably for the collapsible Merc crate? There's anthoer larger space to the left. No idea what could be hidden in there.
I'm just realising there does not appear to be any jack or tyre iron kit. I shall read up but I suspect that's omitted purposefully.
Any other insight welcomed.
Thanks

 

[Bobby Dazzler]

I'm just realising there does not appear to be any jack or tyre iron kit. I shall read up but I suspect that's omitted purposefully.

In it’s place there is an air compressor and canister of repair “gunk” to left of your photo.

 

[Harrythedog]

There can sometimes be a plastic crate to hold shopping that usually lies flat in that area

 

[randywatson]

In it’s place there is an air compressor and canister of repair “gunk” to left of your photo.

Thanks Bobby.
Once got a puncture in the wifes old SLK rolling into the mother-in-laws drive. We had access to 6 different cars, not one with a Jack. Borrowed one from a neighbour in the end, rolled the wheel 100m down the road to kwikfit and spent £15 on getting it repaired. Saved me the price of a replacement bottle of gunk and (i think) the need to replace the tyre once you've used the gunk and got home?

Gets you out of trouble with a roadside flat tyre of course.

time to invest in a trolley jack

 

[randywatson]

There can sometimes be a plastic crate to hold shopping that usually lies flat in that area

Yeah, I'm sure mine should have had one. There's clearly a moulded foam add-in on the right of Boot2.jpg. Guessing it slides in there?