Weather Guard Hi-Side Truck Boxes
Knaack LLC's new Weather Guard Hi-Side Truck Boxes provide secure, durable and convenient tool storage above the bed of trucks

Knaack LLC's new Weather Guard Hi-Side Truck Boxes provide secure, durable and convenient tool storage above the bed of trucks.
Available in aluminum and steel, the Hi-Side truck boxes have been designed for extra security and durability. A new three-point latching system secures each side of the box with a strong seal against theft, vandalism and weather. A large, stainless-steel D-handle allows for easy opening and locking, even when wearing gloves.
The Hi-Side boxes' picture-frame body design has an extra large opening for maximum use of storage space and tool accessibility. Sturdy, adjustable legs allow the box mounting points to be customized for maximum bed space.
The doors of the Hi-Side truck boxes can be adjusted from 90 to 180 degrees, for unrestricted access. Full weather stripping and close tolerance door flanges keep rain, sleet, snow and vandals away from the truck box contents. Full-length staked piano hinges on the doors provide durability and rigidity, and aircraft-rated type cables connect the doors to the full-length reinforcement channel on the truck box body.
They are available in 16 aluminum models and 11 steel models and can also be used on flatbed trucks. Weather Guard Hi-Side truck boxes range in capacity from 5.6 cubic feet to 21.4 cubic feet.
More info: www.weatherguard.com
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