Truck bed divider?

[ShowOnTurf]

Hey guys looking to get a bed divider not really sure what section to put this question so I guess under reviews for those who already have them. Im looking for a bed divider to have groceries, boxes etc without it rolling around everywhere. I have seen some online but not willing to spend $200 to $300 for something so simple. Anyone know of a site selling for around $100. Not really looking for the net either. Thanks on your input.

[99silveradoz71]

You should have pockets in the sides of your bed that you could insert some lumber (2x4's) into in order to split the bed up and prevent things from moving. Or the cargo keeper type bars are around $25.

[JrocK817]

I just bought a MotoGate for my truck. Only because my tailgate will not close when my wheeler is in the bed.. look it up on amazon.. cost me about 50 bucks.

 

You can attach it to the hooks on the tail end of your bed so it leaves an area pretty much as big as you need divided. It is a net but is probably your best bet.

 

I also have one of those load locks like 99SilveradoZ71 suggested too. If you go that way, make sure the one you buy one that will reach and hold tight. The one I have I bought for my Colorado. It doesnt quite do the job in the Silvy bed.

[maxco]

You should have pockets in the sides of your bed that you could insert some lumber (2x4's) into in order to split the bed up and prevent things from moving. Or the cargo keeper type bars are around $25.

 

 

Like 99Silverado said. Cheapest way to go is just slip some lumber into the "grooves" in the side of the bed. I use a 2" x 8" and it works great.

[Bad Bowtie2]

Hey guys looking to get a bed divider not really sure what section to put this question so I guess under reviews for those who already have them. Im looking for a bed divider to have groceries, boxes etc without it rolling around everywhere. I have seen some online but not willing to spend $200 to $300 for something so simple. Anyone know of a site selling for around $100. Not really looking for the net either. Thanks on your input.

 

 

Or..... Another cheep option is to buy one of those "adjustable" shower curtain rods. This way you can move, twist, and adjust the bar awywhere inside your trucks bed. Works great to keep things from sliding around, and best of all no drilling required!!!

 

I'd recommend staying away from a BRIGHT green or pink one with the decorative scroll work though.... LOL!!!

[&CDFiXER%]

I built one that slid into the slots in the bed. Used pressure treated lumber. Worked great. Gave it to a coworker though or Id take pictures.