DECKED truck bed drawer systems
We sell and install DECKED, and you don't have to buy one from pictures: there is a DECKED display in our Arvada showroom, an 8-foot Super Duty bed fitted with DECKED drawers, a CargoGlide and cases, that you can open up. The Drawer System starts at $1,699.99, full-size or midsize, before installation. The install takes about 2 to 3 hours.
Drawers below, a deck rated for 2,000 lb on top
A DECKED Drawer System turns the bottom of the bed into full-length drawers under a deck you can still load. It is high-density polyethylene over a galvanized steel frame, with stainless hardware and cast aluminum handles, and it stands 12 inches tall from the bed floor. On full-size trucks the deck is rated for 2,000 lb, evenly distributed; on midsize trucks, 1,000 lb. Tools, straps, recovery gear and camping kit live in the drawers, organized and reachable from the tailgate. The bed above stays open for everything else. Once you have lived with drawers instead of climbing in after the thing that rolled up against the cab, it is hard to go back.
Come open the drawers before you buy
Shopping for bed storage online is hard, because pictures don't tell you how deep the drawers are, how far they extend, how smoothly they run or how much room is left above the deck. At our Arvada shop you can see our DECKED showroom display: an 8-foot Super Duty bed fitted with DECKED drawers, a CargoGlide and cases. It is a display, not a customer's truck. Open the drawers, look in the Stash Bins, check the deck height and ask us anything.
Full-size and midsize systems are built differently
Starting prices are the maker's current retail for the system alone, checked 1 October 2026; installation is quoted for your truck. DECKED makes a system for each truck and bed length, with 192 to 372 liters of drawer space depending on the system. We confirm the part number for your truck before ordering: send us the year, make, model and bed length.
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Contractors, campers and hunters fill the drawers differently
Two owners can run the same system completely differently. Contractors organize power tools, hardware, batteries and job-site supplies. Towing and RV owners keep hitch equipment, adapters, straps, chocks and leveling blocks in one place, which is worth a lot at a dark campsite. Campers load recovery gear, cook kits and first aid. Hunters and anglers keep boots, waders and tackle apart from everything else. Everyday trucks hold groceries, sports gear, tie-downs and the emergency kit that otherwise rattles around the cab.
One system for tools on Monday and skis on Saturday
Colorado trucks do a little of everything: tools one weekend, skis or hunting gear the next, then a camper on the hitch and a bed full of hoses and leveling blocks. A drawer system handles all of it because you keep the bed. The deck is a new load floor, where a large tool box takes bed space for good.
Snow, road grime and mag chloride are hard on tools. DECKED builds the drawers to keep weather and dust out, and its FAQ says a tiny bit of water may still get in. Gear in the drawers is out of sight, and with the tailgate locked the drawers can't be opened.
The trade-off: 12 inches of bed height and up to 283 lb
DECKED is not the right storage for every truck. Here is the trade-off, side by side.
| What we like | What to know before buying one |
|---|---|
| Organized storage spread across the whole bed, reachable from the tailgate. | It raises the bed floor. The system is 12 inches tall, so tall cargo has less room, especially under a tonneau cover or topper. |
| The deck still carries 2,000 lb evenly distributed on a full-size truck. | It adds weight: DECKED lists 208 to 233 lb for full-size trucks and 177 to 204 lb for midsize, and that comes out of your payload. |
| Gear stays out of sight, and the drawers can't be opened with the tailgate locked. | It doesn't fit with a gooseneck or 5th wheel hitch. |
| Made in America, with a limited lifetime warranty. | Plastic drop-in liners and BedRug mats don't work with it. Spray-in liners do. |
| You can see and open one in our showroom first. | It costs several times what a basic tool box does. If you often need a bare bed floor, a SwingCase, tool box or removable organizer may suit you better. |
DECKED under a tonneau cover or a topper
On trucks where both fit, DECKED under a tonneau cover gives you three layers: organized drawers, a usable deck and a cover over the bed. A BAKFlip MX4 or a Retrax cover are the pairings we suggest; on a Retrax, the canister at the front of the bed has to clear the deck. Under a topper, the drawers organize the bottom of the bed and the cap encloses everything above it. We check vertical clearance for both before ordering.
Add a CargoGlide on top
DECKED says correctly sized 75% extension CargoGlides, rated 1,000 or 1,500 lb, fit on top of a Drawer System; 100% extension models don't. You get drawers underneath and a sliding platform above, so heavy cargo on the deck comes to the tailgate instead of you climbing up after it.
DECKED sales and installation in Arvada
Ride N' Shine Automotive sells and installs DECKED in Arvada, serving Denver and the Front Range. We confirm the right system, order it, install it, and can plan the rest of the truck around it: covers, toppers, tool boxes, running boards and hitches. F-150, Super Duty, Silverado, Sierra, Ram, Tacoma or Tundra, send us the year, make, model and bed length and we will tell you what fits.
DECKED installation at our Arvada shop
DECKED rates the install at 2 to 3 hours, and plenty of owners do it themselves. Not everybody wants a couple hundred pounds of drawer system delivered to the house to assemble on a Saturday.
A Drawer System install takes about 2 to 3 hours in our shop. Drop-off and pick-up hours: Mon–Fri · 8am–5pm.
Add it to the same visit
One drop-off, one pickup. These go on alongside this service.
Common questions
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