Customize your truck color and bed wood species.
Truck bed wood side rails.
Bed rails allow truck owners to easily tie down and secure items which helps prevent scratches dings or other damage to the bed.
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The side bed rails will need to be as long as the mattress with an additional 1 2 inches to allow some leeway when placing the mattress on the bed.
Apr 13 2019 diy truck bed side rails or truck racks.
For trucks without stake pocket holes building.
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I used pressure treated 2x4s for the 6 stakes that support the sideboards and cut them to the appropriate length.
Depth of pocket plus 15 except for the rear ones which are shorter because of how i chose to style the.
Because i did not want these sides to stick up past the truck cab and completely destroy the styling of the truck my sideboards could be no taller than 15 above the bed rails.
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Step 2 hardwood such as poplar or oak is a good sturdy wood that works well for building beds.
Truck side rails are a common need among truck owners who use their pickup trucks for hauling on a regular basis.
This method of constructing truck side rails is a tried and true method of expanding your hauling space in the bed of your truck and it doesn t require you to spend hundreds of dollars buying steel rails like contractors have on their trucks.
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Most want a set of side rails that fit into the stake pocket holes located at the top of the truck cargo bed walls for ease of mounting or removing them.
Made from high quality materials and available for chevy gmc ford and dodge trucks.
Magnum s pickup truck bed rails are designed to protect the truck bed when hauling long or larger equipment that may extend over the side of the bed.