I have a bed liner in my truck does it have Velcro or can I screw it into the bed?
2025486
It comes with mounting screws you can screw into the bed but it also has very strong double sided tape on them. I found it easier to use the tape. Has held up for a year now being left outside and car washes.
2025487
each pod usually has tape on back side- mine wouldnt stick, so I did the screws, in each one, being careful Not to go into metal of the bed. hope that helps
2025488
I found that the 3M tape holds EXTREMELY well so far with no end in sight to them holding up. The key is to CLEAN the area you are going to stick it to with rubbing alcohol prior to peeling and sticking the pods. I have an A.R.E. cap on my truck so they aren't exposed to the weather or car washes so I can't make a true determination on the effectiveness of the 3M patch. Each pod comes with two holes in them for screws and can be used in conjunction to screw the pods to the liner. I didn't want to do that and will replace the tape if they come loose. Hope this helps and good luck....you won't be disappointed with this purchase. I found that the 3M tape holds EXTREMELY well so far with no end in sight to them holding up. The key is to CLEAN the area you are going to stick it to with rubbing alcohol prior to peeling and sticking the pods. I have an A.R.E. cap on my truck so they aren't exposed to the weather or car washes so I can't make a true determination on the effectiveness of the 3M patch. Each pod comes with two holes in them for screws and can be used in conjunction to screw the pods to the liner. I didn't want to do that and will replace the tape if they come loose. Hope this helps and good luck....you... » Read More I found that the 3M tape holds EXTREMELY well so far with no end in sight to them holding up. The key is to CLEAN the area you are going to stick it to with rubbing alcohol prior to peeling and sticking the pods. I have an A.R.E. cap on my truck so they aren't exposed to the weather or car washes so I can't make a true determination on the effectiveness of the 3M patch. Each pod comes with two holes in them for screws and can be used in conjunction to screw the pods to the liner. I didn't want to do that and will replace the tape if they come loose. Hope this helps and good luck....you won't be disappointed with this purchase. « Show Less
1975995
No Velcro on the bottom, however I have a floor mat on the cargo area of my CRV and the organizer stays in place all the time.
889061
There is Velcro along the sides of the bed and locks by "hooking" under grooves near the tailgate area
330653
This will work in both scenarios. The top of the net comes with the clips for the rail system in any tundra bed size and the bottom simply hooks to the tie downs towards the bottom of the bed. The only thing the bedliner inhibits is the actually hooking to those tie downs because they are a little fatter due to the thickness of the spray - they will still hook, it just takes a little more work.
1919981
As long as you can get the double sided tape on the Velcro to adhere to your bed liner. Then yes, otherwise, no.
540035
Yes, if you install the optional Toyota deck rail system in the bed, my truck did not have this option so I had to buy this first. The cover mounts to this. We love ours!
1077510
You can choose either. It comes with screws. I purchased Velcro and used it.
1443889
If you get the same brand, it is made specifically for a truck with the bed liner. It works great and with out putting holes in the truck bed.
227272
My truck has a bedliner and I haven't had any issues with it coming loose. One thing I will caution you on is the clamp assembly has some plastic components. ..be careful when tightening as the plastic part can break. Other than that I've been pretty pleased with it.
1705702
it has velcro,also it is very poorly stitched and came apart as i installed it.
1471539
The velcro stays on to help keep the lid liner from sagging and to help with the alinement. It is very important NOT to overtighten the screws because if you do the screws will strip out. The lid liner has BOTH velcro and screws.
330652
If you have the deck rail, it doesn't matter. The top mounts slide into the rail. The bottom clip to the tie down points in the corners off the bed. If you don't have the deck rail you'll just need to find the deck rail mount points which may or may not be visible with the spay liner material. If you can find them, the supplied mounts just screw into those holes.
1431785
Yes it uses velcro. So far it hasn't bothered me while sleeping and holds strong. I toss and turn in my sleep
1744357
I wouldn't the liner is not meant to be used with a plastic bed liner. It is made to be installed directly on the metal bed of your truck.
1045513
I don't think so? The Truck Bed Cover attaches under the rail so you would have to have a bed liner that allows access to the under rail ( I have a under the rail bedliner which worked quite well). I am sure you could ask the manufacture on how it might work?? I am very satisfied with the Bed Cover.
289365
It shouldn't bother anything as long as the spray on liner holds where you stick on the Velcro. This is my second BedRug I had one on a previous truck. It's a very good product
132256
Yes you do have to remove your bed liner. It is a great tool. I am very happy. Just put a flat rubber liner. You will be happy.