Bakflip F1 and Bedrug installed

[R1jamn]

The quality is very good on both products.

I purchased an extra velcro kit for the Bedrug for more attachment points.
The tie downs I kept on the outside of the bedrug. I didn't want to cut slits in it. You can do it either way, I just opted for bolting them over the Bedrug. It turned out great.
I used heat shrink tubing to cover the zippers of the Bedrug to avoid any metal to metal contact/scraping on the bed. It worked, but I slipped some clear plastic tubing over it too.

 

[R1jamn]

This is the Bakflip F1.

I used plugs for the drain tubes rather than piping them through the plastic covers in the bed of the truck.

 

[The Macf]

Looks great, can't wait to get home and put mine on.

 

[gordhunt]

Looks great I've had that same setup on mine for two years and still looks and works great

Sent from my S4

 

[chiefy]

That's nice looking..as long as tailgate is locked it can't be opened?? I like it..

 

[HAYNES OFFROAD]

Any negative effect on plugging the drain lines instead of draining them?

 

[R1jamn]

^^^

The set-up hasn't seen water yet.
I'm curious as to how much water will get into the rails and drain into the tubes when it does see water.
I'll be keeping a close on eye it though.

 

[Westside Offroad Group]

Very nice

 

[BobboZR2]

I have basically the same setup (BakFlip VP instead of F1) and I fed the tubes behind my BedRug and positioned them to drain in the small space that is already present in the truck bed so I didn't have to drill any holes. The BedRug holds the tubes in place nicely. It has seen plenty of rain (and power washes) and it is always dry as a bone.

 

[R1jamn]

The power wash will be the first test for sure.