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BedRug Liner

So you are looking at something to protect your truck bed. You have looked at drop-in liners and spray-on liners, but have you ever looked at a BedRug liner?

Constructed of durable materials that will withstand the elements and your workload, BedRug Bed Liners are available for most popular truck applications. It provides impact-absorbing close-cell foam to prevent your truck bed from dents and dings. The floor and side walls also provide an impact absorbing barrier for your cargo during transport. The foam is non-abrasive and will not scratch the finish of your truck. Put simply, the BedRug can be used for years and when removed, your bed looks like it did the day you bought the truck.

It might look plush, but it is not carpet, but rather 100% polypropylene. It's rugged enough to take whatever you can throw at it, and gentle enough for your most precious cargo. Additionally, BedRug is custom molded to match the contour of the truck bed and provide you with the protection and comfort that you need. BedRug 3/4" foam floor and plastic fiber surface is the best anti-slip material on the market. BedRug grips and absorbs your cargo to hold it in place during transport

BedRug products are proudly manufactured with a fully recyclable polypropylene composite in Old Hickory, Tennessee. All unusable polypropylene materials from our facility are recycled into pellets that are used in a wide variety of consumer goods. In addition to being completely recyclable, BedRug products do not contain any prohibited or declarable substances on the Global Automotive Declarable Substances List.

BedRug is backed with a lifetime warranty. We are so certain you will love your new BedRug, that we back it with a 30-day Money Back Guarantee. 

When you are looking for experts who can install any accessory on your truck, Classy Chassis is the place to go for Ashland, Mansfield and all of Northeastern Ohio! We have a wide selection of truck accessories, so you can find the right fit for your truck!
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Location: Ashland, OH 44805, USA

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