I like this solution but am wondering how my other cargo might slide around, or worse tip out. What suggestions regarding helping secure things?
Opinions on decked system
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Enthusiast III
I installed the Decked system in my Frontier last week and love it so far. Super sturdy and after a few crazy rainstorms it’s dry as a bone inside the drawers. The toolbox they make for it fits awesome and sort of locks in wherever you put it. So far I’m a big fan.
Enthusiast III
You can add channels on top of the deck that you use tie downs with. My frontier has channels around the bed that sit just on top of the system and I just use those to tie down what’s on top.
Enthusiast II
I keep a cargo net and strap ties and use as needed. I have 4 tie downs and it seems to be enough.
If somebody has a 2019 Silverado....Will the deck system obscure access to using the factory tiedowns along each side of the bed?
Enthusiast III
Don’t have a Silverado but I plugged in a 2019 Silverado 1500 on the Decked website and it gives you this picture of what the system covers up...
Traveler III
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If you are referring to the lower tie-downs, that is where the decked system actually attaches to the truck to secure it in place.
I now see that my upper tiedowns would remain exposed. One less excuse for holding off the purchase. I'm still undecided. Sometimes $6k in vet bills in the past month makes me challenge spending on my toys...
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World Traveler III
It’s made carring tools, food, equipment and everything else very convenient. Imagine layers of realestate. Your about to invest in a two family vs a one family. Durable plastic that will never mold. Removable and pressure washable. Layers of realestate is priceless.
World Traveler III
PS don’t get it your wife and kids will add more weight to your truck with more unnecessary items.
