BAK Industries 1126329 Hard Folding Truck Bed Tonneau Cover

This item is brand-new, factory sealed.

• Fits 2015 - 2020 Ford F-150 5' 7" Bed (67.1")
• The panels are held in place by an automatic latching system. When you need to open the cover, use the strings located on either side to release the latches and fold the cover up
• The FiberMax is built using FRP (fiberglass reinforced polymer) panels. This material is highly resistant to dents and scratches
• The FiberMax can be installed with a wrench and socket. Leave the drill in your toolbox
• The cover can be opened up to your truck's bulkhead when you need to carry oversize cargo. Struts hold the cover in place so you can drive safely with the cover open

• Manufacturer: ?BAK Industries
• Brand: ?BAK
• Model: ?BAK1126329
• Item Weight: ?71 pounds
• Product Dimensions: ?68 x 23 x 8 inches
• Item model number: ?1126329
• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ?No
• Exterior: ?Chrome, Painted, Polished
• Manufacturer Part Number: ?1126329
• OEM Part Number: ?126329

Its tough to find a folding tonneau cover as, well, tough as the FiberMax. It's custom-built from Fiberglass Reinforced Polymer (FRP) on the outside with a solid aluminum core inside, so it has the perfect blend of rigidity and lightweight maneuverability. Score one for your new truck bed set-up. The top of this BAK tonneau cover can hold up to 300lbs of evenly distributed weight so you can carry even more stuff when you need to. But thats not all. The BAKFlip FiberMax Tonneau Cover flips all the way up to the back of your bed, freeing up your entire payload area for hauling oversized gear. Once folded up, it shields your rear window from shifting cargo, and it's padded to protect your paint from scratches. And, while it does cover your rear window, this folding tonneau cover leaves your third brake light visible to cars approaching you from behind. This BAK tonneau cover uses a revolutionary hinge system that stops the nastiest weather from leaking in. Your truck bed wont be vulnerable to wind, sleet, and rain ever again. That keeps your tools and equipment dry, gives you peace of mind, and vanquishes the ongoing feud between whether the bed and the cab rein supreme when it comes to hauling your tools. Looks more like a stalemate now.