This is a VERY solid unit! I personally know because I’ve worked at DECKED in Defiance, OH! I’ve gotten to see all of the stages of the tool box from when it was an idea to the testing to the final product! It’s strong, rugged and built to last!
What is keeping someone from getting your stuff in the decked drawer system by using a sawsall or circular saw ripping the top off of the plastic top? Is there a galvanized steel "hat" in the decked drawer system, too?
So in-between the steel subframe it can be cut open and my stuff taken out? Or is the frame like a grated pattern tightly woven so that if the plastic top floor is cut open, no one will be able to retrieve my stuff. I ask because I am wanting to store my rifle(s) and various expensive equipment therein. If someone can rip a saw straight across in a rectangular shape, I want to know if they'll be able to just lift up on the plastic board and pull all of my equipment out or not. Can you show a video of what is underneath the table top?
I'm curious to see how this holds up to a crowbar in the hands of someone that's actually trying to break in instead of in the hands of someone that's trying to make it look as if the crowbar is ineffective.
@@peterrollins881 I believe you, all the same I'm curious to see how it holds up to someone that is genuinely trying to make it look bad instead of trying to make it look good.
@@Mr.Sr.Jr. Anyone that wants in bad enough will get in. That’s not the point. This is more a deterrent than the vast majority of steel or aluminum boxes out there.
@@moparproud3978 yeah the stuff that's out there now is not all that Stout I had an old saddle box built in like the freaking '70s I guess I don't know when it was old as hell it used slide lock so basically a bar went all the way through it. I wish I knew what happened to it I sold that thing 50 bucks.
I would like to see a box similar to this but under the bed rails. So you can run a tonneau cover the entire length of your bed which covers your tool box too.
@DECKED I second that! Really hard to find anything new for our older trucks and it’s frustrating. The first thing I thought of while watching this video is that it will not fix my 97 K1500… sure enough they don’t.
@@JPFunky-wg2rmthe DECKED Tool Box will most likely be compatible if your bed width is between 61.375" and 70.5" (this should be the measurement from the left inside bed rail to the right inside bed rail). If you are unsure if the DECKED Tool Box will fit in your truck, call us before placing an order so we can confirm 208-806-0251 or email service@decked.com.
Like everything else made from polymer, the sun is going to weaken that box significantly unless you've always got it parked inside/underground, which seems unlikely for the kind of person who keeps tools in a saddle box that they actually use on a regular basis. Definitely some bright ideas involved in this, but that's a design flaw that's a bit hard to overlook.
@@Decked Which resin? There are a lot of resins out there, some of which being more sensitive to photodegradation than others. Beyond that, who makes the locks that are meant to secure that lid? Are they all keyed alike, or are the cylinders keyed individually? Aside from the neat ladder, what really sets your toolbox apart from a well-made metal one?
Awesome box! Does it fit with the following: decked, Leitner Designs racks and pods, on Ram Power Wagon? If not, will you create a box for that configuration. 🤩 Thanks
I don't like how you covered up the beer window. We had a 1985 ranch truck single cab with a toolbox that opened up for my other side and the running boards went all the way down the truck in the middle of the box was an ice chest. I can only imagine why the damn ice box opened from either direction.
I had the drawer system in my work truck 2020 Silverado 2500 and it didn’t even last 3 months. Ended up tearing it out and put a metal box like this one. I honestly probably wouldn’t even try this one.
I wish these guys would build a chest style box for those of us who have fifth wheels. I love the box but can’t afford the extra height above the bed rails.
Then you have the wrong setup. If you’re rocking a short box, you’re behind the curve and always will be. If you’ve got a long box, then there isn’t an issue; I’ve never seen a situation where you need to go anywhere near 90*, and if you are, again you’ve put yourself into a bad situation and should probably learn how to tow and drive. We’ve been towing with goosenecks and fifth wheels with tool boxes for how long? Decades.
I have had my aluminum tool box for almost 10 years and only had to buff shine it a few times, will this last 10+ years with my new truck without turning grayish white? Or do I need to ceramic coat it like all the other black plastics on the truck?
Hey Michael, the Tool Box was designed to look the same way it does when you purchased it as it does ten years down the road. No ceramic coating necessary.
Where's the 10 year ago g process on this specific product not the material because west Texas in dry conditions 120° weather and sandblasted due to the weather as well tends to lock up things would love to see this thing tested fully out here
I AM SO GLAD THE JAN. 2021 VIDEO DIDNT GET AUTO REPLACED BY THE NOV. 2021 VERSION. NOW I HAVE TO REPLACE THE VIDEO IN ABOUT 15 VIDEO FOLDERS AND THEN SLIDE & SLIDE DOWN TOM THE DECKED PRODUCT SECTION. A BIG D'OH AWARD GOES OUT TO .....
Hey Billy - A reasonable concern. It does take up a little bit of real estate, however it is pretty low profile and minimizes the amount of space it does take up. It might not be for everyone which is why we offer it without a ladder as well.
Do you guys make under seat storage drawers for trucks? I need some secure interior storage that won’t require me to lift my back seat because of children s car seats.
The DECKED Tool Box is compatible with Back Racks if they have the optional flush mount kit. Please contact us at service@decked.com to confirm before placing your order.
At this price you guys should be able to take and make the toolbox my coughing because if I bought that thing my wife would kill me $760.00 bucks. And that's without the ladder
Awesome products, but the fact is, not every guy has the funds to purchase a brand new truck. Therefore, you guys should design a decked system that works for older model trucks, such as Chevy K1500 or Ford F-150 from like 89-98 years. It would be nice to see your products catered to all generations of truck; not simply designing products for $50k-$75k dollar trucks!!!
We hear you. We made a conscious decision to make Drawer Systems and Tool Boxes for the most commonly purchased trucks of the past 20 years in order to maintain an economically viable business.
This thing looks awesome! Two questions... 1. Can a tall 5 gal bucked from Home Depot fit? 2. Does Decked offer a hard Tonneau flip bed cover to pair with this box? Or does anyone have solutions to pair a Tonneau cover with this box? Thanks in advance!
Hey there! You can check out the technical specs of the Tool Box here: decked.com/pages/technical-specs We do not make a tonneau cover but I do believe Access makes one that is compatible. This will depend on the type of tonneau cover. Please contact us at service@decked.com to confirm before placing your order.
Man, that’s a great idea- having drawers and being able to “slide” it to the back of the pick-up bed! That & the ladder. I’m 62 and have bad knees, so getting into the bed is very difficult for me.
"we did the best we could" but it's not "Fort Knox" please tell me I didn't just hear you say that, I didn't think y'all could make me any more PO'd all in the same AD, what are people paying for if this thing isn't a safe disguised as a truck tool box.
I can't find your email so I'll just comment here. I like the tool box but I would like to have the ladder on the driver's side. Also, can the box be mounted with a lumber rack in use?
Hey Joel. The ladder only works on the passenger side as a safety measure if you were to be pulled over on the side of the road. The Tool Box may work with you rack, it just depends on how the rack is connected to your truck. The Tool Box is secured to the bedrails but give us a call at 208.806.0251 to ensure fitment.
Awesome box, but if that lock can be raked open by anybody with little to no lockpicking experience everything else about the box is kinda useless. Also, what's a safe weight rating on those two tie down points?
Hey! The DECKED Truck Tool Box has a robust lock and latch system making forced entry nearly impossible. Tub-lid interface minimizes theft pry bar points. A single lock secures multiple latch points. The tie down points are insanely robust. You are more likely to pull the whole Tool Box out before damaging the tie downs.
@@Decked How many pins is the lock? Are there any security pins? If it's a four-five pin lock with no security pins it's pretty much useless. And I assume pulling the whole box out would damage either the hardware or the bed rails, which is why I am curious what a safe load on the tie down points is, in order to avoid that.
@@OnThe23rd it's a standard lock so yes, the Lock Picking Lawyer could probably get in. I will do my best to find out what the exact weight rating on the tie downs is and loop back.
Hey Dennis. The Limited Lifetime Warranty at DECKED only covers the original purchaser with registration and proof of purchase. You can find our more information by visiting: decked.com/pages/warranty
This is a great and all, but where's the real world reviews? People are saying the drawer system doesn't last more than 3 months. For $900 your product better last the life of the vehicle!
Hey there. While there are some instances where our product has been defective and therefore covered under warranty, our product is built to last a life time. You can check out more reviews here: decked.com/products/decked-ford-f-150#shopify-section-product-yotpo
Hey Taylor. The DECKED Truck Tool Box is $749.99 without the ladder and $899.99 with. It's the only Tool Box on the market today that won't ding, dent or rust. It's secure, waterproof, nearly indestructible and 100% made in the USA.
We developed an engineered, state of the art tool box which in our research solved the problems people had with their current tool boxes. We discovered that a high impact resistant polymer resin reinforced with steel and aluminum would create a dent-proof, waterproof, and long lasting product- it's basically a Pelican case on steroids. And that is what we are selling for as affordably as we can possibly produce it, making it all right here in the USA. We realize it's not for everyone, but it is backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. If you are the kind of person who buys the best and buys it once, it's a perfect solution to your tool box needs.
We developed an engineered, state of the art tool box which in our research solved the problems people had with their current tool boxes. We discovered that a high impact resistant polymer resin reinforced with steel and aluminum would create a dent-proof, waterproof, and long lasting product- it's basically a Pelican case on steroids. And that is what we are selling for as affordably as we can possibly produce it, making it all right here in the USA. We realize it's not for everyone, but it is backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. If you are the kind of person who buys the best and buys it once, it's a perfect solution to your tool box needs.
Building out a Sprinter for my photography business, and have been going through all sorts of ideas for ways to store and secure my cameras, lenses, and lighting. I think I just found a bench/gear solution, that could even triple as a guest bed on occasion. Going to really consider this…🤔
You guys are onto something here. Some things to consider: 1: the ladder idea is awesome - consider having one on each side, perhaps? 2: Emphasize that the ladder not only gives great access to getting into the tool box, but hello, it also gives access to the pick-up bed, in general (toss a tool or rope into the bed, out of reach, then show using the ladder to retrieve it - oh yeah!). 3: since it is molded, what if you molded the truck make nameplate into the lid (I.e., “FORD”, or “GMC” etc). And 4. And this is a question; how does the ladder work without getting tweaked or damaged, if the ground is uneven where it makes contact, where one leg is not touching the ground? Maybe make the bottom have a single point of contact, so this wouldn’t be a concern? And last, what kind of warranty does it have? The ladder is the coolest thing ever - and I want one of these, but the ladder isn’t going to last without getting twisted/tweaked the way it is now, seems to me. Great job though - I want one, if you can convince me/give a lifetime warranty on the ladder.
The box looks cool let’s see the toolbox. Having a box that doesn’t sag dent or leak is awesome but make another video showing it doesn’t leak after a car wash and a close up of the small box. Nice job.
An guess what genius's, I don't no anyone who has a truck tool box that doesn't also have a step ladder. Your really charging hard working folks about 200$ for a ladder that's not even long enough to save my life on the ground floor if a fire breaks out at my house
"Your box is going to look just as good a year from now, or five years from now, as when you bought it." *Insert Mr Bean "If you know what I mean" meme* 😂
Do you plan on ever making a shallower version of this box so it is compatible with Deceked drawer systems in shorter bed trucks at some point? I love the ladder idea as it would be perfect for for my lifted truck. I'd love to support y'all and get the combo at some point! (current owner of Nissan Titan Pro4x 2023 with a 21 inch deep bed which is currently compatible with DN3 drawer model, but the Box cannot be combined with that sadly)
We developed an engineered, state of the art tool box which in our research solved the problems people had with their current tool boxes. We discovered that a high impact resistant polymer resin reinforced with steel and aluminum would create a dent-proof, waterproof, and long lasting product- it's basically a Pelican case on steroids. And that is what we are selling for as affordably as we can possibly produce it, making it all right here in the USA. We realize it's not for everyone, but it is backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. If you are the kind of person who buys the best and buys it once, it's a perfect solution to your tool box needs.
The Tool Box is compatible with Back Racks if they have the optional flush mount kit. Please contact us at service@decked.com to confirm before placing your order.
Hey Leslie. The Tool Box clamps to the bed rails. You can check out the installation instructions here: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1387/9989/files/TBFDL-Toolbox-Install_edf9a60c-a1d6-408f-b02f-5dbb7bf2d27b.pdf?v=1633729151
The Tool Box and Drawer System are only compatible together in an 8ft bed right now. We are working on a solution for the Tool Box/Drawer System combo in shorter beds. Stay tuned.
I'd like one that fits between the rails so I can use camper shell your website says Dodge only up to 2,000 and 1 which is the same body styles in 96 how come it won't fit?
Hey there! The DECKED Tool Box will most likely be compatible if your bed width is between 61.375" and 70.5" (this should be the measurement from the left inside bed rail to the right inside bed rail) but give us a call at 208.806.0251 before ordering to ensure fitment.
I love it, I just wish one would come with a bed cover to cover the rest of the bed
When I first started watching the video I thought that middle silver outline was one and got really excited haha
That’s a GREAT suggestion.
I would like that too
That would be awesome
ExTang makes a solid fold cover for tool boxes that probably would do what you want.
It'd be cool if the lid can take the Milwaukee packouts on it and molle panels on the inside
This is a VERY solid unit! I personally know because I’ve worked at DECKED in Defiance, OH! I’ve gotten to see all of the stages of the tool box from when it was an idea to the testing to the final product! It’s strong, rugged and built to last!
That toolbox would be amazing if it could be compatible with a trifold cover a other tonneau covers.
The ladder got me! 👍
I had a Honda Ridgeline for about 10years. The floor in the bed of the truck. Lifted up to a trunk. Pretty tricky those Japanese.
It's insulated it's a ice chest lol
I wish we could get a video of the decked system with tool box in a long bed.
Can't wait to get one. Basically its built like a Glock. No denting and made almost like a pelican military box.
I'm 17 and want to be a diesal mechanic and I own a lot of tools I might have to buy one sometime
I like it.. Stan the handyman is getting one..
What is keeping someone from getting your stuff in the decked drawer system by using a sawsall or circular saw ripping the top off of the plastic top? Is there a galvanized steel "hat" in the decked drawer system, too?
The Drawer System has a steel subframe, that ribs the underside of your top panels!
So in-between the steel subframe it can be cut open and my stuff taken out? Or is the frame like a grated pattern tightly woven so that if the plastic top floor is cut open, no one will be able to retrieve my stuff.
I ask because I am wanting to store my rifle(s) and various expensive equipment therein. If someone can rip a saw straight across in a rectangular shape, I want to know if they'll be able to just lift up on the plastic board and pull all of my equipment out or not. Can you show a video of what is underneath the table top?
I'm curious to see how this holds up to a crowbar in the hands of someone that's actually trying to break in instead of in the hands of someone that's trying to make it look as if the crowbar is ineffective.
Think you'd be surprised. That's fiber reinforced plastic and it's alot stronger than you'd think.
@@peterrollins881 I believe you, all the same I'm curious to see how it holds up to someone that is genuinely trying to make it look bad instead of trying to make it look good.
@@Mr.Sr.Jr. Anyone that wants in bad enough will get in. That’s not the point. This is more a deterrent than the vast majority of steel or aluminum boxes out there.
@@moparproud3978 All the same it would still be nice to see an accurate depiction of the tolerance being tested.
@@moparproud3978 yeah the stuff that's out there now is not all that Stout I had an old saddle box built in like the freaking '70s I guess I don't know when it was old as hell it used slide lock so basically a bar went all the way through it. I wish I knew what happened to it I sold that thing 50 bucks.
I would like to see a box similar to this but under the bed rails. So you can run a tonneau cover the entire length of your bed which covers your tool box too.
Wish they made stuff for earlier vehicles. Would love to have a drawer system in my 92 F250
@DECKED I second that! Really hard to find anything new for our older trucks and it’s frustrating. The first thing I thought of while watching this video is that it will not fix my 97 K1500… sure enough they don’t.
@@JPFunky-wg2rmthe DECKED Tool Box will most likely be compatible if your bed width is between 61.375" and 70.5" (this should be the measurement from the left inside bed rail to the right inside bed rail). If you are unsure if the DECKED Tool Box will fit in your truck, call us before placing an order so we can confirm 208-806-0251 or email service@decked.com.
Like everything else made from polymer, the sun is going to weaken that box significantly unless you've always got it parked inside/underground, which seems unlikely for the kind of person who keeps tools in a saddle box that they actually use on a regular basis.
Definitely some bright ideas involved in this, but that's a design flaw that's a bit hard to overlook.
Hey Doran, the lid of the Tool Box is made out of steel reinforced, injected molded resin which is meant to hold up in the elements.
@@Decked Which resin? There are a lot of resins out there, some of which being more sensitive to photodegradation than others. Beyond that, who makes the locks that are meant to secure that lid? Are they all keyed alike, or are the cylinders keyed individually? Aside from the neat ladder, what really sets your toolbox apart from a well-made metal one?
Awesome box!
Does it fit with the following: decked, Leitner Designs racks and pods, on Ram Power Wagon?
If not, will you create a box for that configuration. 🤩 Thanks
Yes, yes, yes, and yes!
What are the tie down little metal parts on the tool box rated for. Will it hold a dirt bike just fine?
You will be able to tie down your dirt bike
will you make a shallow version of the tool box that will work with existing drawer system?
We are working on it. Stay tuned!
Had me at the ladder
I don't like how you covered up the beer window. We had a 1985 ranch truck single cab with a toolbox that opened up for my other side and the running boards went all the way down the truck in the middle of the box was an ice chest. I can only imagine why the damn ice box opened from either direction.
I had the drawer system in my work truck 2020 Silverado 2500 and it didn’t even last 3 months. Ended up tearing it out and put a metal box like this one. I honestly probably wouldn’t even try this one.
Why is the ladder no longer available? This would be the only reason to purchase this tool box...
We're working on some supply chain issues with the ladder!
I wish these guys would build a chest style box for those of us who have fifth wheels. I love the box but can’t afford the extra height above the bed rails.
Then you have the wrong setup. If you’re rocking a short box, you’re behind the curve and always will be. If you’ve got a long box, then there isn’t an issue; I’ve never seen a situation where you need to go anywhere near 90*, and if you are, again you’ve put yourself into a bad situation and should probably learn how to tow and drive. We’ve been towing with goosenecks and fifth wheels with tool boxes for how long? Decades.
Isn’t an issue on my 2016 Silverado 6.5 ft bed and fifth wheel.
Can you put the ladder on the driver side?
The ladder is only available on the passenger side. This is for highway safety reasons!
I wish you had made it a little more shallow so I could have the decked system and this.
Stay tuned...
Does the ladder work on shortbed dually? Ladder didn't look like the angle would clear the hips
Hey Andrew, unfortunately no. The ladder does not clear the hips on a short bed dually.
I have had my aluminum tool box for almost 10 years and only had to buff shine it a few times, will this last 10+ years with my new truck without turning grayish white? Or do I need to ceramic coat it like all the other black plastics on the truck?
Hey Michael, the Tool Box was designed to look the same way it does when you purchased it as it does ten years down the road. No ceramic coating necessary.
Where's the 10 year ago g process on this specific product not the material because west Texas in dry conditions 120° weather and sandblasted due to the weather as well tends to lock up things would love to see this thing tested fully out here
I AM SO GLAD THE JAN. 2021 VIDEO DIDNT GET AUTO REPLACED BY THE NOV. 2021 VERSION. NOW I HAVE TO REPLACE THE VIDEO IN ABOUT 15 VIDEO FOLDERS AND THEN SLIDE & SLIDE DOWN TOM THE DECKED PRODUCT SECTION. A BIG D'OH AWARD GOES OUT TO .....
Ladder seems cheezy and reduces size of box possibly limiting the use of storing a pack out box
Hey Billy - A reasonable concern. It does take up a little bit of real estate, however it is pretty low profile and minimizes the amount of space it does take up. It might not be for everyone which is why we offer it without a ladder as well.
@@Decked oh well there you go. Thought that was only option
Do you guys make under seat storage drawers for trucks? I need some secure interior storage that won’t require me to lift my back seat because of children s car seats.
Hey Mike, we do not but that's a great idea!
What about compatibility with the full Decked system? Do you guys have a plan for that or is that just overkill on the storage front maybe
Our current Tool Box is only compatible with the Drawer System in an 8ft bed. We are working on a solution for shorter beds. Stay tuned.
This was my question as well. I currently use a shallow aluminum box.
Can you install the decked toolbox if you already have a back rack?
The DECKED Tool Box is compatible with Back Racks if they have the optional flush mount kit. Please contact us at service@decked.com to confirm before placing your order.
Does it have a microwave or even any lights for dang near 1000$
Is the ladder only on the passenger side?
For now, yes. The Tool Box can also be purchased without the ladder.
nice tool box do you sell them for mid size trucks?
we will soon!
At this price you guys should be able to take and make the toolbox my coughing because if I bought that thing my wife would kill me $760.00 bucks. And that's without the ladder
Look at the price of ProTec boxes. This is a bargain. And I've had a $1200 protec box. But these look good. Be nice to see in person.
Not really that expensive..rat packs and weather guard toolboxes ain't cheap either..
Awesome products, but the fact is, not every guy has the funds to purchase a brand new truck. Therefore, you guys should design a decked system that works for older model trucks, such as Chevy K1500 or Ford F-150 from like 89-98 years. It would be nice to see your products catered to all generations of truck; not simply designing products for $50k-$75k dollar trucks!!!
We hear you. We made a conscious decision to make Drawer Systems and Tool Boxes for the most commonly purchased trucks of the past 20 years in order to maintain an economically viable business.
Do you guys make storage boxes for g body elcaminos?
Hey there! We do not but appreciate the interest.
@@Decked you're welcome i was just wondering :)
This thing looks awesome!
Two questions...
1. Can a tall 5 gal bucked from Home Depot fit?
2. Does Decked offer a hard Tonneau flip bed cover to pair with this box? Or does anyone have solutions to pair a Tonneau cover with this box?
Thanks in advance!
Hey there! You can check out the technical specs of the Tool Box here: decked.com/pages/technical-specs
We do not make a tonneau cover but I do believe Access makes one that is compatible. This will depend on the type of tonneau cover. Please contact us at service@decked.com to confirm before placing your order.
Meh give me one with drawers vs deep and on tracks that I can't pull to the back to work out of.. I don't know why nobody offers this
Man, that’s a great idea- having drawers and being able to “slide” it to the back of the pick-up bed! That & the ladder. I’m 62 and have bad knees, so getting into the bed is very difficult for me.
"we did the best we could" but it's not "Fort Knox" please tell me I didn't just hear you say that, I didn't think y'all could make me any more PO'd all in the same AD, what are people paying for if this thing isn't a safe disguised as a truck tool box.
Is the sled for sale?
Haha unfortunately not!
How does it hold up with sweating hot and cold temp I got aluminum side boxes and they are world worse for rusting my tools because of that ?
The DECKED Tool Box is 100% waterproof, won't ding, dent or rust. You shouldn't have any issues with the fluctuation of temperatures.
I can't find your email so I'll just comment here.
I like the tool box but I would like to have the ladder on the driver's side.
Also, can the box be mounted with a lumber rack in use?
Hey Joel. The ladder only works on the passenger side as a safety measure if you were to be pulled over on the side of the road. The Tool Box may work with you rack, it just depends on how the rack is connected to your truck. The Tool Box is secured to the bedrails but give us a call at 208.806.0251 to ensure fitment.
Awesome box, but if that lock can be raked open by anybody with little to no lockpicking experience everything else about the box is kinda useless.
Also, what's a safe weight rating on those two tie down points?
Hey! The DECKED Truck Tool Box has a robust lock and latch system making forced entry nearly impossible. Tub-lid interface minimizes theft pry bar points. A single lock secures multiple latch points.
The tie down points are insanely robust. You are more likely to pull the whole Tool Box out before damaging the tie downs.
@@Decked How many pins is the lock? Are there any security pins? If it's a four-five pin lock with no security pins it's pretty much useless. And I assume pulling the whole box out would damage either the hardware or the bed rails, which is why I am curious what a safe load on the tie down points is, in order to avoid that.
@@OnThe23rd it's a standard lock so yes, the Lock Picking Lawyer could probably get in. I will do my best to find out what the exact weight rating on the tie downs is and loop back.
@@Decked Thank you!
It's a nice toolbox but I don't see that much money in a box that's got ladders and made of plastic I can't afford it
If I buy a used drawer system will the warranty carry over
Hey Dennis. The Limited Lifetime Warranty at DECKED only covers the original purchaser with registration and proof of purchase. You can find our more information by visiting: decked.com/pages/warranty
This is a great and all, but where's the real world reviews? People are saying the drawer system doesn't last more than 3 months. For $900 your product better last the life of the vehicle!
I bear the F&_$ out of the drawers in my Colorado. They still work like day 1. I carry about 400# with of stuff. I would buy this in a heartbeat
Hey there. While there are some instances where our product has been defective and therefore covered under warranty, our product is built to last a life time. You can check out more reviews here: decked.com/products/decked-ford-f-150#shopify-section-product-yotpo
I bet it's pricey...
Hey Taylor. The DECKED Truck Tool Box is $749.99 without the ladder and $899.99 with. It's the only Tool Box on the market today that won't ding, dent or rust. It's secure, waterproof, nearly indestructible and 100% made in the USA.
How much? I'm betting a steep $1200
Starting at $800. Yeah.. no.
We developed an engineered, state of the art tool box which in our research solved the problems people had with their current tool boxes. We discovered that a high impact resistant polymer resin reinforced with steel and aluminum would create a dent-proof, waterproof, and long lasting product- it's basically a Pelican case on steroids. And that is what we are selling for as affordably as we can possibly produce it, making it all right here in the USA. We realize it's not for everyone, but it is backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. If you are the kind of person who buys the best and buys it once, it's a perfect solution to your tool box needs.
I am usually ALWAYS one to chose quality over quantity, but y'all are ridiculous charging anything over 500$ for a frekin truck tool box.
We developed an engineered, state of the art tool box which in our research solved the problems people had with their current tool boxes. We discovered that a high impact resistant polymer resin reinforced with steel and aluminum would create a dent-proof, waterproof, and long lasting product- it's basically a Pelican case on steroids. And that is what we are selling for as affordably as we can possibly produce it, making it all right here in the USA. We realize it's not for everyone, but it is backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. If you are the kind of person who buys the best and buys it once, it's a perfect solution to your tool box needs.
Just ordered mine! Looks like a great product. And MADE IN USA!!!
Waiting for mine USA EDITION....cant wait
Lol "some meth head come by with a crowbar" great video
Building out a Sprinter for my photography business, and have been going through all sorts of ideas for ways to store and secure my cameras, lenses, and lighting. I think I just found a bench/gear solution, that could even triple as a guest bed on occasion. Going to really consider this…🤔
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You guys are onto something here. Some things to consider: 1: the ladder idea is awesome - consider having one on each side, perhaps? 2: Emphasize that the ladder not only gives great access to getting into the tool box, but hello, it also gives access to the pick-up bed, in general (toss a tool or rope into the bed, out of reach, then show using the ladder to retrieve it - oh yeah!). 3: since it is molded, what if you molded the truck make nameplate into the lid (I.e., “FORD”, or “GMC” etc). And 4. And this is a question; how does the ladder work without getting tweaked or damaged, if the ground is uneven where it makes contact, where one leg is not touching the ground? Maybe make the bottom have a single point of contact, so this wouldn’t be a concern? And last, what kind of warranty does it have? The ladder is the coolest thing ever - and I want one of these, but the ladder isn’t going to last without getting twisted/tweaked the way it is now, seems to me. Great job though - I want one, if you can convince me/give a lifetime warranty on the ladder.
Really good questions because as we truck owners know nothing stays straight somewhere and somehow it twist.
The box looks cool let’s see the toolbox. Having a box that doesn’t sag dent or leak is awesome but make another video showing it doesn’t leak after a car wash and a close up of the small box. Nice job.
Fill it up with water that will show
Nice job god bless
An guess what genius's, I don't no anyone who has a truck tool box that doesn't also have a step ladder. Your really charging hard working folks about 200$ for a ladder that's not even long enough to save my life on the ground floor if a fire breaks out at my house
"Your box is going to look just as good a year from now, or five years from now, as when you bought it."
*Insert Mr Bean "If you know what I mean" meme* 😂
Those tie downs were cleaver! I can’t get to my front ones because guess what’s in the way!
I struggle through this video horrible presentation And ugly toolbox
Anyone else a little "top heavy" seeing that ladder kick out and nose dive into the box??
What about a shallower box that would sit on top of your drawer system?
Do you plan on ever making a shallower version of this box so it is compatible with Deceked drawer systems in shorter bed trucks at some point? I love the ladder idea as it would be perfect for for my lifted truck. I'd love to support y'all and get the combo at some point!
(current owner of Nissan Titan Pro4x 2023 with a 21 inch deep bed which is currently compatible with DN3 drawer model, but the Box cannot be combined with that sadly)
Not in the immediate works, but we would like to update our Tool Box soon!
Y'all can take your 800$ a put it (you no where) I can't believe you are charging this price and actually saying your on the workers side.
We developed an engineered, state of the art tool box which in our research solved the problems people had with their current tool boxes. We discovered that a high impact resistant polymer resin reinforced with steel and aluminum would create a dent-proof, waterproof, and long lasting product- it's basically a Pelican case on steroids. And that is what we are selling for as affordably as we can possibly produce it, making it all right here in the USA. We realize it's not for everyone, but it is backed by a lifetime warranty and a satisfaction guarantee. If you are the kind of person who buys the best and buys it once, it's a perfect solution to your tool box needs.
Just wondering how tall the box is from the bed of the truck to the top of the tool box?
Depends on what your setup is. All dimensions are listed here:
decked.com/products/decked-tool-box
What if the ladder was attached on some sort of sliding track so that it could be used on both sides of the truck?
Interesting idea
@@Deckedlet me know when you are ready for my address so you can send me the royalty checks hahahaha
Remember back when a truck was a truck. Not a wuss mobile. So much for the days of a truck being a function tool. Now it's got to be all options.
Hey I was wondering if this setup still works with the magnum back racks
The Tool Box is compatible with Back Racks if they have the optional flush mount kit. Please contact us at service@decked.com to confirm before placing your order.
I'm gettin it
DO IT!! You won't be dissapointed!
So all of that weight goes onto the back hatch? Or do you bolt the piece to the bed of the truck?
Hey Leslie. The Tool Box clamps to the bed rails. You can check out the installation instructions here: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1387/9989/files/TBFDL-Toolbox-Install_edf9a60c-a1d6-408f-b02f-5dbb7bf2d27b.pdf?v=1633729151
This all looks and sounds good but can you use the new tool box with the regular decked system ?? so I can run both together??
The Tool Box and Drawer System are only compatible together in an 8ft bed right now. We are working on a solution for the Tool Box/Drawer System combo in shorter beds. Stay tuned.
@@Decked ok thank you
How much???
The DECKED Truck Tool Box is $749.99 without the ladder or $899.99 with. Ships for free and includes 1 D-box and 1 Snack Tray
All talk , no action...
We love the Decked Products here @ truckers Warehouse
I'd like one that fits between the rails so I can use camper shell your website says Dodge only up to 2,000 and 1 which is the same body styles in 96 how come it won't fit?
Hey there! The DECKED Tool Box will most likely be compatible if your bed width is between 61.375" and 70.5" (this should be the measurement from the left inside bed rail to the right inside bed rail) but give us a call at 208.806.0251 before ordering to ensure fitment.
Gr8 thx mucho
Which one will fit a 96 Dodge Ram
2500