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🧾 Overview
Just because you have a lot of gear, doesn’t mean you have to have a lot of mess. While standard storage might not cut it, the BuiltRight Industries Bedside Rack System can. Using the same factory mounting points, the rack system installs to keep your gear organized, easily accessible and secure. They work with all MOLLE/PALS accessories in addition to universal slots for all kinds of storage possibilities.
- Store items that need to be easily accessible and organized
- Keep tools, straps, shackles, etc from rolling around in the bed of your truck
- Easily configured depending on intended use
- Price includes all four panels.
- Made in USA. Lifetime Warranty.
- Patented U.S. Patent No. 10,933,796 B2, additional patents pending
Engineering
In the 2015+ F-Series lineup, each truck bed is equipped with four mounting points, know as the Boxlink system. Sadly, these don’t offer a great deal of flexibility when it comes to storing a variety of items. The BuiltRight Modular Bedside Rack System installs using these same factory mounting points, without the need for modification to the vehicle. The panels provide MOLLE-compatible features for the use of MOLLE/PALS accessories in addition to universal slots for an infinite number of possibilities.
Features
– Laser cut and CNC punched/formed for perfect fit
– Black texture powdercoat for corrosion resistance
– Extremely durable 11ga steel construction
– MOLLE/PALS compatible mounting features
– Patented U.S. Patent No. 10,933,796 B2, additional patents pending
Kit Includes:
– 1x Driver's side large rear panel
– 1x Passenger side large rear panel
– 2x Small front panel
– Installation instructions
Fitment:
– Ford F-150 and Raptor (2015-2020)
– Due to variations from year to year, we cannot confirm fitment with OEM drop-in bedliners
Install
Installation of our Ford Bedside Rack Systems is very straight forward, making use of factory mounting locations with zero modification to your truck. Getting the panels installed should take a matter of minutes with simple hand tools but deciding how you'll situate your gear (the fun part) can take as long as you'd like.