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Added the molle panel to the cab side of the bed. Pretty straightforward install but I really would have like it if some written instructions were included with the product. I guess I'm just old school but I'm not going to be checking my phone while in my driveway working on the truck. I like that the hardware is all black, and it mounts behind the rails, unlike the side panels by Victory 4x4.

Shitty pic I know:

 

Funny you mention that. We are in the process of revamping our install guides! And the plan is to include either a card or booklet with instructions. However, in the mean time there is an install guide for these panels on the website that can be printed.

Your panels look great by the way! Reach out if you have any issues or questions!

 

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@BuiltRight Industries have you tried these with a Bedrug? Curious if it would work

 

In most cases yes, but you will have to make a hole or a slit to pass hardware through since our panels mount behind the utility rail. I can't find a specific example photo to show you what it looks like.

 

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What are the company considerations for a molle panel to be mounted on the interior rear bulkhead (wall)?

Specifically for me, in an Access Cab without any rear seats (no jumpseats and no window motor), I can accept a panel 24"h x 52"w.
I would even consider it in smaller, individual panels to provide me the option of having some wall free for other use. The mount structure behind the plastic facade would play into this, obviously. That alone might limit the panels to only one full size or two half size, I don't know (as I type this request).

I have looked at other company's behind the seat plastic panels for use on my bulkhead. They would work, not as perfect as a custom made ones, but... in a pinch. I just keep holding out for better (& affordable). Will that be a BuiltRight Industries product?

Can you do it for less than what your exterior (bed head wall) sells for?
Because it is interior, the material does not have to match the Sherman Tank level used for the exterior.

 

Honestly, it all comes down to interest and volume. Yes - we have the capability to design a panel to fit that space, and would love to offer that fitment. Unfortunately, the demand for Tacoma products is low for us. We would like to change that and are working to engage Tacoma owners more...but that takes time. As for cost, its a matter of volume - the more volume, the lower the cost. When custom work is concerned, that minimum threshold for even quoting starts at 100 units.

What I can offer you as a solution are our universal tech plates. They can literally be mounted anywhere and we have had customers get really creative with these when we don't have a specific vehicle fitment available. In fact for Tacoma we have had customers mount our panels to Goose Gear solutions.

 

I have the stock flat lights on my 2023 OR Taco, how much of the light does the panel block?

It looks like it wouldn't be much of an issue.

 

Doesn't sound like it would be. Plus I don't have any record of customers having an issue.