Diy Truck Bed Side Storage

From a 5 foot compact truck bed to an 8 foot full size bed you can build this storage system to accommodate any size.

Diy truck bed side storage.

Cut 2 1x12 and the 2x12 to 3 4 inch less then your plywood. This joint has been around for a long time and is easy to produce with hand or power tools. Cut your masonit and 3 4 plywood about a half inch short of the length of the inside of the bed. Click on any image to start lightbox display.

Use your esc key to close the lightbox. Attach lift handles to the sides of the box. Let s get this project started. Rub paste wax along the runners on the bottoms of the drawers and slide the drawers into the storage unit image 1.

Truck bed side storage. The board on the face was temporary. To secure the contents of the truck bed organizer attach a shackle and lock to the front of the box securing the lid to the front. Trying to find something in a unorganized environment is always a pain so i had.

If you want easy access to the section of the pickup truck bed right behind the cab of your truck consider creating a secure diy truck bed storage unit that keeps things intact while remaining in reach. Rip two strips of plywood the height of the wheel wells and cut them to the bed length minus 3 inches. Included in the free workbench plan is a blueprint step by step building instructions a list of tools and materials needed as well as user comments. The resulting dividers can be easily pulled out and stored flat in the back of the bed.

Cut 1 1x12 to 4 glue and screw them together like the photo. Custom built shelving with sliding drawers serves as the base with a sturdy. Some beds are tapered so measure each piece. This tutorial shows you the essential features of a good truck bed and drawer system.

Organized modular tool and hardware storage in the back of my work vehicle. This custom built truck bed storage system provides plenty of space for tools and materials but also allows you to retain the use of your truck bed floor. Learn how to build a door using the traditional cope and stick joint. Maximize your truck bed with a diy storage system truck boxes are handy but limited in the amount of gear they can store as well as their accessibility.

If additional security is desired consider attaching shackles and locks to the sides of the box as well. Next rip four strips of plywood 4 inches wide and cut them to the bed width.