Builtright Bedside Molle Panel Kit installed in R1T bed

[harkco]

Took all of 5 minutes and are very robust! Builtright did a great job on these....

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[Mcdoo]

Nice. I was looking at these too. Does it block bed light at all? Doesn't seem to bad from your photos.

 

[UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan]

While the grid itself is robust... how robust are the mounting points on the truck? Would be nice to know how much weight they can hold, to determine what could be mounted and what should be avoided.

 

[abirozy]

i have been thinking about these as well as the one on the back of the bed. how do you think all three would look and function?

 

[Charcuturie_Dude]

Took all of 5 minutes and are very robust! Builtright did a great job on these....

Took all of 5 minutes and are very robust! Builtright did a great job on these....

What do you intend to install on them?

 

[bgoldber88]

Interesting, nice thing too is you get a lot more options for tying things down

 

[abirozy]

Interesting, nice thing too is you get a lot more options for tying things down

I am hoping they are strong enough to attache some tie down points too...

 

[popoga]

I was looking at their cab wall setup, largely for bicycle carrying, but it's kind of expensive.

 

[quartz]

Also wondering how much weight can each mounting point support ?
I have some scuba tanks that I would like to strap to the bedside in vertical position...

 

[Chas60422]

i have been thinking about these as well as the one on the back of the bed. how do you think all three would look and function?

all 3 panels. Fits like a glove. They bolt onto the frame itself. Should be pretty sturdy.

p.s. bedliner is from evsportline.

 

[Christopher]

Also wondering how much weight can each mounting point support ?
I have some scuba tanks that I would like to strap to the bedside in vertical position...

Would love to know the same. I put my tanks in the gear tunnel and they were rolling around and banging into the cab when braking.

 

[Bywaysmyways]

I only need one, but buying 2 and splitting the cost would make them cheaper if someone's looking for just one.

 

[ByzRiv]

Stumbled upon this thread--I just DIY'd some aluminum L-tracks down both sides of the bed, and can definitively say that those M6 mounting points (the ones under the plastic circular caps) are NOT MEANT TO BE LOAD BEARING--they are only meant to hold down the plastic bed liner.

The M6s bolt into a rivnut, which is rivetted into a thin sheet of aluminum . I know because when installing the L-tracks, one of the rivnuts became stripped then started spinning freely, so I had to remove that side of the plastic bed panel, replace the rivnut and added some JB weld on the backside to stop it from spinning.

I plan to use the L-track mainly for securing light loads (basically to keep it from shifting). The big torx-bolts that hold down the D-ring shackles in the bed (of which there are only 2 on each side) are into the frame and are meant for securing anything of substance...

FYI

 

[PaythePiper]

I am hoping they are strong enough to attache some tie down points too...

They are , depending on how they mount. Had them on my raptor. Strapped stuff all the time no problem

 

[ByzRiv]

They are , depending on how they mount. Had them on my raptor. Strapped stuff all the time no problem

You can use those to strap down some light items, like a bicycle or lawnmower, but I would NOT use those points to strap down a motorcycle or something heavy (I'm talking about the bolts holding in the bedliner)

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