DECKED Pickup Truck Storage System for GMC Sierra & Chevrolet Silverado (2007-2018) 6' 6" Bed Length EASY TO INSTALL OR REMOVE: Our DECKED system fits 2007  2018 GMC Canyon and Sierra models as well as Chevy Silverado and Colorado. This model is designed for a truck bed thats 66 long. Initial installation period can take up to 2 or 3 hours using common hand tools. After the first assembly, it takes about 15 minutes to remove or re-install the DECKED system in the bed of your truck. 2000-POUND DECK LOAD RATING: Maximize the utility of your truck bed by creating segmented storage allowing you to store tools, gear, and other essentials in full bed-length drawers and carry heavy loads on the deck. The DECKED storage system increases the surface area of the truck bed, creating a flat, usable surface above the wheel wells. System can hold a load up to 2000 lbs, distributed evenly. WEATHERPROOF & SECURE DRAWERS: DECKED keeps your tools, gear, and other items stored in drawers. DECKED drawers are weatherproof and will protect contents from car washes and normal environmental challenges. Drawers are not airtight, allowing small amounts of anything airborne, like mist or dust, into the drawers. Drawers lock with an optional keyed lock accessory, securing the contents inside. MADE TO LAST: Made in the USA from recycled High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) co-molded to a steel metal subframe, our tough truck and van storage systems are built to withstand extreme weather elements and intense UV light exposure. We offer a durable, rugged weatherproof system. Your work is tough, so weve created the DECKED storage system with strength and durability you can rely on. CUSTOMIZABLE SETUP: DECKED storage systems are designed to be customizable for all your cargo needs. We offer locks, dividers, CoreTrax, T-Tracks, and modular, nesting storage boxes (D-Box and Crossbox) as optional components which can be installed as integrated features. Most truck racks work with DECKED storage systems as long as theyre not installed in the bed below the top of the wheel well.