Keeping small items from shifting in the bed

[slythetove]

Being able to both retrieve some things from the ground and still have the length of the bed was important, so this is the mock up. Still need to take it apart and bedline it. View attachment 3782

So will you be drilling holes in the bed to mount that?

 

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[downtheroadAR]

I like that. I have a Cargoglide by Decked and figured out I can put 5 of the 20 gallon Husky containers on the slide - 2 long ways and 3 sideways. I like that the Milwaukee fit for how you used it. I like the wall mount capability. Wonder if that would work on the Husky so when I take out to haul something else I could put on the wall. May just build a shelf.

 

[ronlarimer]

So will you be drilling holes in the bed to mount that?

No that is the point of the wood. The wood is cut to the shape of the bed keeping it from being able to move fore and aft. There are also 2 runners that go into the low areas of the bed that keep it from moving right and left. Those cleats are mounted to the wood... holding the boxes. I just put 2 2.5" holes in my bumper, but couldn't bring myself to drill into the bed.

 

[Duramaximus]

No that is the point of the wood. The wood is cut to the shape of the bed keeping it from being able to move fore and aft. There are also 2 runners that go into the low areas of the bed that keep it from moving right and left. Those cleats are mounted to the wood... holding the boxes. I just put 2 2.5" holes in my bumper, but couldn't bring myself to drill into the bed.

Nice find.

 

[poopster]

Surely there’s one of these somewhere that doesn’t cost $400! Wow.

Yippes, $400 bucks, no way! I vote for the rubber bed mat. Had one years ago on another truck and loved it.