Great video- looking at ordering some, quick question will a larger packout fit on the rear setup where you installed the smaller one? Looks like it’ll be tight but thought I’d ask
I just came across you guys, definitely seems like a pretty cool product line you have!! I went on the site to look at the wall kits for my truck - a 2019 GMC Denali HD, but the wall kits are only available for the ½ ton trucks?? Is there really that big of a difference between the bed sizes that it wouldn't work on mine? Or will you be coming out with some for the ¾ - 1 ton trucks?? Thanks! Hopefully something will work!! 🤞🤞
Save yourself the hassle everyone and take off the panel, lay it on top of your packout mounts and you’ll find it MUCH easier. You’ll save yourself a big headache instead of doing it this way in the video. Place the BR brackets on the back of the packout, slot them in. Turn your packout on its side face down and then lay the BR MOLLE panel on top and you’ll have exact mount spots. No “trial and error”.
I wish the video talked about the removal of the F-150 Boxlink cleat so the small pack out will fit. Sucks when you get into a project and realize you don't have everything you need to get the job done right. Nowhere on the site or video does it state that the Boxlink needs to be removed or replaced.
They work perfectly with our panels but we can't comment on how the spacing and such would work on another panel. If the spacing is correct, they'd be great!
I like this product but quick question. Will you be coming up with a bracket that will lock the packout. With would prevent them from being stolen when left in the bed. Something that can be lock with a padlock?
2021 F150 owner with 6 1/2 box here. What box size is this designed for Edit: also what accessories do I need for the packout mounts. I don't see those listed on the site
Our F-150 panels aren't specific to a bed length, so the 102010 4pc kit is the right setup for you. For the packout mounts, we'll work on making them more visible but search for 'packout' at the top of the site and they should show up.
We're a small family owned operation, just 12 of us. As a result, we have less working capital than larger corporations with private equity involved. The inventory we invest our capital in has to turn over relatively quickly, about 3-4 times per year. Making parts stateside simply costs more, just plain and simple. US steel is more expensive after tariffs imposed that make it harder to import foreign metals. US labor is more expensive than China, no arguing that. Our in house customer service and American employees are more expensive than farming it out to India or Canada. We also own and drive all the vehicles we make parts for, many other in our space just copy designs and knock each other, and us, off. We aren't interested in that, too easy! Hopefully this gives you a bit more insight into why we make what we do!
Hey Keith, unfortunately the smaller packout mounting brackets will not fit on the small front F-150 panels. They will mount up well on the rear panels or the Bulkhead Accessory Rail System with Tech Plates
Yes! Our panels work with almost every tonneau cover, often with no modification needed. If you're curious about a specific cover, please give our customer support a shout by emailing support@builtrightind.com and let them know what you're working with
While we don't have a Cab Wall MOLLE Panel available for the 2007-2018 body style of the Sierra yet, we haven't written it off entirely and may be coming up with a design for one in the future. We'll check in with the engineering team on that one!
It’s something that we considered originally but as we experimented, we found that the larger mount reduced flexibility when mounting. We will very likely still make a panel like you describe, though, because selfishly, I want them for my garage wall. :)
I have a practice idea for you that would go I pickups on the mlle panels Up to two each side, one far forward and one all the way back, each side of course FLAG POLE MOUNTS
Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Second gen
These mounts are universal in nature, so you're free to use them wherever they fit. We know how we use this truck and temporarily obscuring some of the light output from one side isn't an issue, so for us, it's great placement. If that's an issue for somebody, I would expect them to mount them differently.
Awesome I have been waiting so long for a better solution
This looks like an awesome product. I am wanting to have a packout box in the bed of my truck and this just might be the system.
Finally, a solution for keeping my tie down straps stored!
Great video- looking at ordering some, quick question will a larger packout fit on the rear setup where you installed the smaller one? Looks like it’ll be tight but thought I’d ask
Awesome, wish you made them for Transit Connects 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
Keep an eye out next year - we're getting a ton of Transit Connect requests!
I just came across you guys, definitely seems like a pretty cool product line you have!! I went on the site to look at the wall kits for my truck - a 2019 GMC Denali HD, but the wall kits are only available for the ½ ton trucks?? Is there really that big of a difference between the bed sizes that it wouldn't work on mine? Or will you be coming out with some for the ¾ - 1 ton trucks??
Thanks! Hopefully something will work!! 🤞🤞
Save yourself the hassle everyone and take off the panel, lay it on top of your packout mounts and you’ll find it MUCH easier. You’ll save yourself a big headache instead of doing it this way in the video. Place the BR brackets on the back of the packout, slot them in. Turn your packout on its side face down and then lay the BR MOLLE panel on top and you’ll have exact mount spots. No “trial and error”.
I wish the video talked about the removal of the F-150 Boxlink cleat so the small pack out will fit. Sucks when you get into a project and realize you don't have everything you need to get the job done right. Nowhere on the site or video does it state that the Boxlink needs to be removed or replaced.
Would this work with the molle panels you see in Overlanding? I have some in my 4Runner and would love to integrate this system!
They work perfectly with our panels but we can't comment on how the spacing and such would work on another panel. If the spacing is correct, they'd be great!
How about with a tonneau cover?
I like this product but quick question. Will you be coming up with a bracket that will lock the packout. With would prevent them from being stolen when left in the bed. Something that can be lock with a padlock?
2021 F150 owner with 6 1/2 box here. What box size is this designed for
Edit: also what accessories do I need for the packout mounts. I don't see those listed on the site
Our F-150 panels aren't specific to a bed length, so the 102010 4pc kit is the right setup for you. For the packout mounts, we'll work on making them more visible but search for 'packout' at the top of the site and they should show up.
EXPENSIVE!
We're a small family owned operation, just 12 of us. As a result, we have less working capital than larger corporations with private equity involved. The inventory we invest our capital in has to turn over relatively quickly, about 3-4 times per year. Making parts stateside simply costs more, just plain and simple. US steel is more expensive after tariffs imposed that make it harder to import foreign metals. US labor is more expensive than China, no arguing that. Our in house customer service and American employees are more expensive than farming it out to India or Canada. We also own and drive all the vehicles we make parts for, many other in our space just copy designs and knock each other, and us, off. We aren't interested in that, too easy! Hopefully this gives you a bit more insight into why we make what we do!
Will the smaller packout fit on my f150 smaller front Molle panels? Or is it just going to fit on the bigger rear molles?
Hey Keith, unfortunately the smaller packout mounting brackets will not fit on the small front F-150 panels. They will mount up well on the rear panels or the Bulkhead Accessory Rail System with Tech Plates
Do these molle panels still work with a tonneau cover?
Yes! Our panels work with almost every tonneau cover, often with no modification needed. If you're curious about a specific cover, please give our customer support a shout by emailing support@builtrightind.com and let them know what you're working with
can anyone share a link for the correct (small) pack out tool box from Milwaukee
Are the back wall panel available for 2015 gmc sierra?
While we don't have a Cab Wall MOLLE Panel available for the 2007-2018 body style of the Sierra yet, we haven't written it off entirely and may be coming up with a design for one in the future. We'll check in with the engineering team on that one!
@@BuiltRightInd can you provide a link please?
Would be a lot easier if you guys built a one-piece bracket for the large packout instead of fiddling with the align of two small brackets.
It’s something that we considered originally but as we experimented, we found that the larger mount reduced flexibility when mounting. We will very likely still make a panel like you describe, though, because selfishly, I want them for my garage wall. :)
I have a practice idea for you that would go I pickups on the mlle panels
Up to two each side, one far forward and one all the way back, each side of course
FLAG POLE MOUNTS
Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!! Make one for the tundra PLEASE!!!!!!!!
Second gen
Or just mount the brackets before you install the panels 🤷♂️
You just covered up the light, not great placement.
These mounts are universal in nature, so you're free to use them wherever they fit. We know how we use this truck and temporarily obscuring some of the light output from one side isn't an issue, so for us, it's great placement. If that's an issue for somebody, I would expect them to mount them differently.