🛻🛻 Tecbaba Truck Bed Divider Coming with 20%OFF❗(CODE: 4OGYNW5K)

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Original Price: $159.99 After Discount: $127.99
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Introduction:
-Fitment: Fits 2020-2025 Gladiator ALL models!
-Material: Carbon Steel + Powder-Coated! Rust & Scratch Proof!
-Function: Organizes cargo! Stops items from shifting!
-Upgrade: Enhanced Mesh Panel! Holds small items securely!
-Compatibility: Works with Spray-in Bed Liners!
-Installation: Just align it with the grooves of the carriage and stick in thumb screws. Rubber pads preventing damage and increase friction.
-Warranty: 30-day free replacement!
*Attention: The divider has been upgraded. You can also install it with a Spray-in bed liner. But if the liner is disigned with a Ultra-high bezel, the divider may not be able to reach the bottom.

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[Rahkmalla]

anything along the bottom to prevent damage to the bed? I'm not lined and frankly my bed is already scratched to shit, but currently i'm all surface scratches, and fear something like this could eventually get through the paint and expose bed metal.

 

[Alaska-HWY JK]

An expensive 2X8 IMO.

 

[Tecbaba]

anything along the bottom to prevent damage to the bed? I'm not lined and frankly my bed is already scratched to shit, but currently i'm all surface scratches, and fear something like this could eventually get through the paint and expose bed metal.

It uses springs to secure itself in the trunk. During the test, there was no case of scratching surface.

 

[D_JT]

Is it the same height as the wheel wells? If so, this could be used in conjunction when the tailgate is at a 45 degree to help support sheets of plywood, lumber, sheetrock and other similar things.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

you have a liner in the bottom of the bed of the example truck. Most of us would not have that.
The sides curve in at the bottom - is there a stop or does the bottom corner simply hit that curve and dig in and stop it from going on down.
For example, the board I made, I curved the bottom to match the curve of the bed sides so it rests on the bottom of the truck bed, not in the sides.
Will this actually rest on the curve of the bed sides to stop it from going clear down?

I could see myself adding a board to the bottom to prevent digging into the curves at the bottom of the sides, sort of a stop, and, to keep things from sliding under.

This area curves in - does it rest on these curves or have other stops to keep it from going down farther?

 

[D_JT]

you have a liner in the bottom of the bed of the example truck. Most of us would not have that.
The sides curve in at the bottom - is there a stop or does the bottom corner simply hit that curve and dig in and stop it from going on down.
For example, the board I made, I curved the bottom to match the curve of the bed sides so it rests on the bottom of the truck bed, not in the sides.
Will this actually rest on the curve of the bed sides to stop it from going clear down?

I could see myself adding a board to the bottom to prevent digging into the curves at the bottom of the sides, sort of a stop, and, to keep things from sliding under.

Good catch. But yeah I did the same thing to board I made for this purpose. I notched the corners so they didnt gouge the paint.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Good catch. But yeah I did the same thing to board I made for this purpose. I notched the corners so they didnt gouge the paint.

I love some of the DIY pieces members have made - so pro, creative, clever.

 

[D_JT]

I love some of the DIY pieces members have made - so pro, creative, clever.

Defiantly some talented ones out there! Mine is far from that. Very rough and slapped together. I liked this metal one because is folded in half. But I dont like that it will gouge the curved area. I guess I could cut mine in half and add a hinge with a latch of some sort.

 

[SaiintNick]

Defiantly some talented ones out there! Mine is far from that. Very rough and slapped together. I liked this metal one because is folded in half. But I dont like that it will gouge the curved area. I guess I could cut mine in half and add a hinge with a latch of some sort.

Thats an idea I had. That would make it easier to carry for my purposes. As of now I just take it out and lean against side of the house until I need it again.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Defiantly some talented ones out there! Mine is far from that. Very rough and slapped together. I liked this metal one because is folded in half. But I dont like that it will gouge the curved area. I guess I could cut mine in half and add a hinge with a latch of some sort.

Bolt type latch. Piano hinge for neatness. You can get them in many sizes, cut to length.

 

[Stan H]

you have a liner in the bottom of the bed of the example truck. Most of us would not have that.
The sides curve in at the bottom - is there a stop or does the bottom corner simply hit that curve and dig in and stop it from going on down.
For example, the board I made, I curved the bottom to match the curve of the bed sides so it rests on the bottom of the truck bed, not in the sides.
Will this actually rest on the curve of the bed sides to stop it from going clear down?

I could see myself adding a board to the bottom to prevent digging into the curves at the bottom of the sides, sort of a stop, and, to keep things from sliding under.

This area curves in - does it rest on these curves or have other stops to keep it from going down farther?

Yeah 2x8 oak cut to shape last 20yrs. That 3 or 4 yrs.. probably a matter of taste and preference

 

[JTGuy]

I have a bedrug in mine. I also have an Ice co fridge slider mounted to a plywood piece so this is probably not going to work for me. .

 

[swanson]

I got this unit and sent it back. I wanted more space between the tailgate and the first barrier. But the unit seems to well built.

 

[Deleted member 57233]

Yeah 2x8 oak cut to shape last 20yrs. That 3 or 4 yrs.. probably a matter of taste and preference

A 2x8 of oak costs as much as this divider out west

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