"so I invented the TRUCK BED DIVIDER/ BENCH. My design can also double as a convenient table or bench if needed." The patent-pending invention provides a multi-purpose bed divider for active ...

depending on the truck. For the most part, there are usually three different bed sizes for pickup trucks: Short Standard Long Autobytel explains that many buyers consider the length of the bed ...

If you flip that door sideways, then it becomes up or down, and this has been the basic formula for truck ... the bed. The 70-degree gives a wider aperture, but still makes the swing gate stick ...

A few years back, pickup truck makers began to reimagine the ... it’ll get even better with an optional new “swing gate” that’ll make bed access easier than ever. Coming soon on the ...

The other important question to consider: gate (like what's seen here) or hitch? Types of Truck Bed Extenders: Gate and Hitch The two prevailing truck bed extender styles are gate and hitch.

This configuration features a two-tier loading design that allows owners to insert a divider or platform that compartmentalizes the cargo bed ... gate and unfolding the inside panel. Whether for a ...

If you wish you had a few more feet of cargo space in your pickup truck bed ... When you close the bed, it can remain inside the gate to help corral small items. This extender is made from ...

As a truck owner, there are many reasons you might want to know the size of your truck bed. The most obvious reason is if you need to determine its capacity for transport. Simply put, you want to know ...

and when open the mid-gate can be lowered for closer access to the bed while the divider can then be used as a step. In our time using the MultiPro tailgate on GMC trucks we've found it to be ...

The Avalanche was a pickup truck variant of ... Folding the divider down resulted in a longer bed area that extended far into the cabin. Folding the mid-gate up created a larger cab.