Custom Cargo Nets and the CargoCatch Pickup Truck Bed Organizer
When it comes to Custom Cargo Nets and the CargoCatch Pickup Truck Bed Organizer, these two products have been all that’s really occupied any of our truck beds for years. We use two CargoCatch pickup truck bed organizers in conjunction with a Diamondback Truck Cover.
This particular get up gives us the final say on how we decide to organize and secure our groceries and other small cargo. If we want to ride with an open bed, that’s easy, the Diamondback Truck Cover comes off quickly, and it’s nice and light and can be easily stored in your garage or shed.
Small cargo can be popped in and out of the custom cargo nets based CargoCatch cargo holder. And if you need to really restrain something, any one of our mulitide of custom cargo nets will suffice, no worries. Just check out all the nets we carry.
We even have a wrap net like Saran wrap that you can completely wrap your bed with to keep it water tight, if you don’t have a cover and you have an odd shaped load that needs protection from the weather, called the Truck Bed Wrap Cover. Also works great for long road trips.
Back in 2001, Billy Graham was busy building custom cargo nets and cargocatch organizers in his garage in San Diego, traveling down to Mexico on a weekly basis, either Tijuana or Tecate, sometimes even further south, just visiting Mexican maquiladoras, building his list of suppliers and materials, eating tacos, partying with the locals, just basically enjoying the benefits of the old school offerings there were for those educated in the right realm of manufacturing booms in California and Mexico in the early 2000’s, including an engineer named Wayne Lundberg. It was a different Mexico back then. We were all friends.
Wayne had a shop filled with jigs, rigs, tools, lathes, drill presses, just anything you could possibly imagine for bending or manipulating metal. If Wayne was alive today, not only would he be tinkering around in his garage helping me build another jig, he’d be raising hell about what’s happened in Mexico. Used to be a great place to visit for business, now you’re worried about getting caught in some cartel crossfire, it’s crazy. In my case, I was bending aluminum and stainless steel, even created a new UHMWPE (Ultra High Molecular Weight Poly Ethylene) plastic piece that took all the pressure with the A-134 by Valco, the push pin assembly that took all the pressure on the aircraft aluminum rods for the CargoCatch.
Once the CargoCatch was perfected, we started manufacturing and drop shipping all kinds of products for trucks including custom cargo nets, boxes, racks and the like, pretty much anything that had anything to do with trucks. We got so into designing new custom cargo nets, at the same time Amazon and a few other sites were just killing all the small time specialists on the internet, not to mention all the Google updates of late and the onset of digital marketing and incredible competition on the internet for all products, we hit the design stuff hard, created a nice little niche for ourselves in custom cargo nets and have been cranking out new designs daily for the last several years.
Currently, we have about 100 new custom cargo net designs that need to go up on the site but we’ve been so busy it’s taking longer than we expected. We’re hoping to get them all up by end of 2020. In the meantime, if you need anything designed that has to do with custom cargo nets, give us an opportunity to quote you. We provide engineering drawings prior to production and we’ve designed more custom nets for passenger vehicles than anybody in the industry. All of our nets are made using DOT certified materials and craftsmanship and we use very strong hardware on all our custom cargo nets.
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