Cargo containment...??

Should use USPS....

 

This is what I have...
2x4 hinged in the middle with locking pin for easy storage within the bed or floor of rear seat.
Two harbor freight ammo boxes for tie down/rope/bungee/hitch storage
Fits in both the front and rear slotted portions of the factory bedliner.

 

Postal Service has much more successful delivery percentages at a fraction of the cost versus private shippers...they deliver WAY more stuff than anyone else. Unfortunately accidents happen.

 

I’ve posted this before, it’s just a piece of black stained pressure treated lumber that fits in the side grooves, braced to a 4x4 for added stability that also sits in the floor groove.



I already had most of it from scrap, this small can of Behr Weatherproofing was around $5, plenty leftover for touchups.

 

I'll respond again, I think you should make these and market them, hahaha. Can you post up your dimensions of each piece? I'm going to make one of these bad boys myself.

 

I use the bed extender and some instacrates from costco. The crates tuck in perfectly on the side when not needed. I always carry tie-downs as well if I need to prevent things from sliding around.

 

Lol, it's ridiculously easy to make. I'm using a 2x8 so it'll come out without opening my DB lid. A 2x10 will cover more height. It's about 66" wide. The 4x4 is about 18" I think. Measure twice, cut once.

Note the 4x4 is a touch lower than the board because it sits in the groove, put them in, draw a pencil mark, then brace them together with whatever you can find. I might have also used some wood glue and long deck screws I had laying around screwed in from the other side. The 4x4 prevents the long board from rattling back and forth because the side grooves are wider than the wood. I guess someone could add shims on either end or a wider plank instead but it would be trickier to get in/out and have to go in directly from the top.

If it's new PT lumber, dry it out in the sun before applying stain.

I really like that reverse extender idea except my breaker bar and small things would still slide through to the back.