Cargo Management
Cargo Management for Trucks and Vans
As much room as vans and work trucks have, it can be challenging to use that space effectively. It is easy to lose small objects in all that space, and it is difficult to make room for long or irregular items. Cargo management accessories, like bed slides, ladder racks, and van shelves, are what you need to straighten up your workspace and make the most of it.
Find Parts for Your Vehicle
Measuring your bed
Put a tape measure inside the bed, from the inside of the bulkhead (front wall) to the inside of the closed tailgate. Round to the nearest inch — a 69" measurement is a 5'8" bed.
Bed length is measured inside the box, not along the outside of the truck.
Still unsure? Leave it blank to see every length that fits your truck, or call 888-865-4024.
Ladder Racks, Shelving, and Partitions
Ladder racks are one of the most effective storage solutions for long objects. Ladders, lumber, and pipes are long, awkward, and difficult to store, and a ladder rack lets you place them overhead, freeing up the space below.
Van cabinets and van shelves let you organize your cargo space. Plastic bins, steel cabinets, and partitions give you a home for spare parts, hardware, tools, and gear. They work with your everyday needs, cutting down the time you waste looking for that much-needed part or piece of equipment.
Truck Bed Slides and Slide-Out Systems
Anyone who has had to crawl into a truck bed to retrieve a tool buried near the cab knows how frustrating that moment is. A truck bed slide solves the problem entirely by turning a static truck bed into a fully accessible sliding storage platform that brings everything within arm's reach from the tailgate.
A bed slide installs directly onto the floor of your truck bed and functions like a large, heavy-duty drawer. When you lower the tailgate and pull the slide, the entire load surface extends outward, giving you full access to everything stored on it without stepping up into the bed. Many systems slide out up to 100 percent of their length. For tradespeople who pull gear in and out of their truck multiple times a day the time savings alone make a bed slide worthwhile, and for older drivers or anyone with back or mobility concerns the ergonomic benefit is just as meaningful.
Bed slides are versatile enough for almost any truck owner. Contractors use them to organize and access power tools, equipment cases, and supply bins. Overlanders and campers rely on them to keep camp kitchen setups, recovery gear, and storage bins reachable. Anglers use them to sort tackle, rods, and gear for quick access at the water. Many bed slide systems also include built-in tie-down points or accessory compatibility that keeps cargo secured during transport.
H&H carries bed slides from BEDSLIDE, DECKED, and Overland Vehicle Systems, custom made for popular trucks including the Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra, and Ford F-Series. Use the Year/Make/Model selector on this page to filter results to systems confirmed to fit your truck.
Common Questions
Can I use a truck bed slide with a tonneau cover?
Some bed slide systems are compatible with certain tonneau covers, particularly those that roll up or retract toward the cab. Compatibility depends on both the specific slide and the specific cover. If you already have a tonneau cover or plan to buy one alongside a bed slide, contact the H&H team to confirm whether both products work together on your truck.
Is a truck bed slide the same as a DECKED drawer system?
Not exactly. A traditional bed slide, such as those from BEDSLIDE, is a single sliding platform that sits on the bed floor and extends outward. The DECKED system is a full-bed drawer system that raises the entire load floor and conceals two locking, weatherproof drawers below, while keeping the flat surface above fully usable. Both dramatically improve bed access, but they serve somewhat different needs.
Can I secure cargo on a truck bed slide during transport?
Yes. Many truck bed slide systems include built-in tie-down points, D-rings, or attachment rails that let you secure bins, cases, or loose gear so nothing shifts during transport. Some systems are also compatible with aftermarket cargo management accessories. Check the product listing for specific tie-down features on the model you are considering.
Are truck bed slides a good choice for overlanding or camping?
Yes. Bed slides are popular among overlanders and campers because they provide fast, organized access to camp gear, recovery equipment, and storage systems without digging through a packed truck bed. Brands like Overland Vehicle Systems offer solutions designed specifically for the demands of off-road and backcountry travel.