Can this be installed with the pocket locks if I have a bed liner?
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I don't know. If you decide to try, the stake pocket hardware is like a jigsaw puzzle. A bag of hardware with no instructions. It works, but only after a couple of hours of scratching your head and trying different combinations.
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I do not have a removable bed liner. The bed is a composite and the TonnoPro fit very good. File the burs off the aluminum blocks and they slide much better.
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Yes, but you will have to trim the bed liner around the brackets.There is a video on YouTube that shows you how.
1504225
Yes it shouldn't be a problem it's made to fit with any bed liners that I know about !
2068207
You should ask the manufacturer, but mine sticks out a little less than half an inch on each side. Unless you have a very loose fitting pocket door, you probably wouldn't be able to open it back into its pocket. Andrea S.
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As long as the liner didn't go up under the bed rails, then it wouldn't get in the way of the clamps to mount the cover.
953079
Yes, however, I do not own this product. I sent it back due to cheap hardware as well as it's very easy to get into the bed with it on. Not secure at all.
1239104
This is not for Pocket doors. It is replica of old skeleton key locks. Pocket door locks need a hook lock to grab latch. Sorry
1293528
Yes. The have two small metal pieces that help secure it to the plastic of the bed liner.
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If the Bedliner tucks underneath the side rail or is a spray in liner, then yes...otherwise, it won't work...
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There is a liner lock that you press with your thumb. Very common design. Works well.
1403687
We have a sprayed in liner. This went on top of that and locks on under the lip of the bed inside
1443625
No, at least not well. It's really designed to mount on the edge of the door, with the plunger going up into a hole in the track. To mount it on a pocket door, you'd either have to mount it on the side of the door, which would stop the door from sliding all the way into the pocket, or you'd have to mount it to the edge of the door, which would keep the door from closing all the way.If you can accept either of those conditions, it really is a nice product.
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I put two of these: Medline Bed Assist Bar with Storage Pocket on the bed. Works fine.
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To be honest, I really don't know how the inner workings are in a pocket door, so I can't answer your question. Good luck to you.
1239106
We use this on a regular door (not sliding or pocket) to a bedroom. Not sure it would work for a sliding or pocket door.
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If you have an over the side bedliner you may have a problem. I bought the kind that goes underneath and then put on the protective caps that protect the tops of the sides separately. No problem clamping the rails for the Bestop.