DECKED Drawer System ASMR Installation 

You mean tool boxes are for tools? Wow

Name totally checks out

@@Deckedlol, forgot to do my job here… for the record this short has 38 thousand dislikes.

For the record, you just made up that number. There is no way to know how many dislikes a video has. Prove me wrong. @@The_dislike_guy

Right on! That's how we run our setup too!

Fully agreed!

Let us know how the install goes!

Not useless at all! What you lose in bed depth, you gain in organized storage under the deck. You can haul just about anything you used to with the ability to ratchet strap items down on top of the Deck. Which has a 2,000 lb payload!

​@@Decked you would have to clamp down everything from a single bucket to a grocery bag before you didn't.

@@donttrickimtricky.8567 Or you could place your groceries in the drawers

@@wtstaton79 so the drawers are empty for groceries. ? That's even worse. They should be full of welders and random expensive tools. Then also everything needs to be clamped down.

It would be good for my needs(truck shell camper build) but a wooden one would be much cheaper

We hear you! Something we hope to improve on!

We do get this request quite a bit! We love the idea!

⁠Do it . Side and tail rails cannot be a difficult engineering problem. Fairly straightforward I would think , don’t gouge on the price and it would help drive sells of the drawer system ( where the profit is ). The loss of bed capacity is a deal breaker for many which you could easily solve. P S : I don’t want the side and tail rails branded because that would announce to the world that my valuable stuff is in the drawers on the bottom, offer a option or give some decals for those who want to use them.

None of this is true, but thanks for commenting. Most tonneaus work with our system. Toppers from places like Leer and ARE work with our system and enable you to store all of things you mentioned. And the ammo cans do not collect water - if this is happening, you should reach out to customer service so we can make it right.

With a locking tailgate, and our added Locks, it's like a mobile Fort Knox!

We don't, as they're custom fit to each bed. Check out our CargoGlide or Tool Box. They'll fit most OBS rigs!

Those can always go on top! Tons of our guys run this setup!

​@@Deckedas a commercial/industrial electrician, this seems like way too much work for such small storage/unusable bed space. Not every idea is a good idea. That's why constructive criticism is necessary.

Unfortunately not currently. However, we've been talking about this more lately!

Yeah, many of us have been calling for a half deck. Used it for sleeping bed and storage. The free side for standing bikes.

It's been done! It does add an extra foot to get that sucker up there. Only tip is don't forget the tie-downs! 😂

The term we use is "Weatherproof" not waterproof, as the drawers don’t seal like tupperware. However, when installed properly, it’s pretty dang close! You'll have no issues in rain storms or going through the carwash! Dust can be tricky, as it can blow into the Drawers while driving at speed. Anything that can't get a little dusty goes in our D-Box or Crossbox. Which are 100% water/dust proof!

Trucks been thru an actual hurricane with tools in them and didn’t get wet. Love mine keeps truck bed and my back seat organized

Shoot our Service Team an email about this! Service@DECKED.com. We do have a tie down system, called Core Trax, however it may take a bit of ingenuity to pair the two together!

They're actually pretty well hidden with a closed tailgate!

You can also install locks

If it's a factory bed liner, yes. Drop in, plastic liners will have to be removed before installation.

They're simple bedrail tie down add ons!

The Drawer comes out over 2/3 of the way. There's typically about 1-2 feet of Drawer, left under the Deck. It's actually not difficult to reach the back of the Drawer, however we recommend packing accordingly.

2k payload on top of the System!

Easily! In about 10 minutes!

What you lose in bed depth, you gain in organized storage under the deck. You can haul just about anything you used to with the ability to ratchet strap items down on top of the Deck. Which has a 2,000 lb payload!

2,000 lbs!

We hear ya! Ammo Can storage could be slightly larger. However this is where we recommend putting chains and straps anyway!

We recommend going analog simply to reduce the risk of stripping out inserts. If you're careful, powertools should be fine

@@Decked Still a shit product tho

Check one out in person. You'll be surprised how durable they are.

@@Decked never said it wasn't durable. It's just over priced

It's a specialized tool and not for every setup! But there's no wasted space in this design!

Let's get one thing straight. The Drawer System is A LOT more than just plastic. It has a steel subframe that is roughly 30% of the product that is injection molded to the HDPE. This provides a strength to weight ratio of 10:1 and won't ever ding, dent or rust.