2022 Ford Maverick Wood Bed Dividers

  • Cost: $8
  • I used one 2″ x 6″ and one 1″ x 4″ with small­er cut pieces screwed on in order to make the 2″ width.
  • You can see that the 2″ x 6″ in the rear of the pic­ture (near the cab) fits per­fect­ly in the built-in slot, while the front of the pic­ture (near the tail­gate) would like­ly fit two 2“x6” pieces or three 2“x 4″ pieces.
  • Because my bed is un-lined, I did­n’t ful­ly fol­low the mea­sure­ments for the wood put forth by Ford in their videos. They men­tioned that you don’t want a tight fit, but rather an easy fit. The final mea­sure­ments for my dividers (after 4 or 5 attempts) are:
    • Pos­te­ri­or (towards the tail­gate): 54.375 inch­es (54–3/8″ or 138.1125 cm)
    • Ante­ri­or (towards the cab): 43.5 inch­es (43–1/2″ or 110.49 cm)\

Notes

  • Remem­ber that my bed has no lin­er in it at all.
  • My ini­tial thought was to make the boards fit more snug­ly so that they won’t rat­tle on the road, but I end­ed up with too tight a fit, strug­gled to get the piece out, and end­ed up goug­ing the paint. In the end, they fit loose­ly, but I hear no noise while dri­ving.
  • The 2“x6” is rather weighty, so if I were to redo this, I’d do what I did for the ante­ri­or piece and use the 1“x4” with screwed on end pieces to fit. Try­ing to reach into the bed and lift the 2“x6” with one hand is dif­fi­cult
  • The ante­ri­or divi­sion clos­est to the tail­gate is the per­fect-sized space for filled reusable gro­cery bags

2022 Ford Maverick Bed Measurements

2022 Ford Mav­er­ick XL Hybrid with Co-Pilot

I got the cheapo cheap­est pack­age (only added the Co-Pilot sys­tem). While it cer­tain­ly feels low cost, this gives me wig­gle room to upgrade!

Includ­ed are some mea­sure­ments I’ve tak­en of the FlexBed, pick­up bed, along with a clos­er look at the fac­to­ry screw holes.

Note: My bed nei­ther has a drop-in nor a spray-in lin­er.

Rear of Bed (near cab)

  • Green: rear wood plank divider slot
  • Blue: widest mea­sure­ment above the wheel wells
  • Yel­low: Indent on top of wheel wells
  • Pink: points to the direc­tion of truck cab, rear wall of bed

Tail­gate

  • Red: max­i­mum width open­ing of the tail­gate
  • Green: Height to top of tail­gate lip from the low­est part of bed floor (the con­cave, not con­vex por­tion of floor ridges)
  • Blue: denotes the tail­gate and both D‑pillars

Bed Side

  • Hot Pink: denotes truck cab, tail­gate, and bed floor
  • Beige: loca­tion and dis­tance between bed­side anchor screw holes
  • Medi­um Pur­ple: dis­tance between first set of bed­side screw holes
  • Orange: dis­tance between sec­ond set of bed­side screw holes
  • Yel­low: dis­tance between third set of bed­side screw holes
  • Light Blue: dis­tance between fourth set of bed­side screw holes
  • Green: length of bed­side screw hole chan­nel
  • Red: length of wheel arch shelf
  • Light Green: Space between rear of bed and rear wood divider
  • Medi­um Blue: approx­i­mate length of groove on top of wheel arch shelf
  • Dark Pur­ple: width of both wood div­er slots
  • Dark Blue: length of wheel arch shelf before it curves to the side of the bed
  • Gold: length of area between D‑Pillar and where the wheel arch starts to curve
  • Light pur­ple: dis­tance from top of bed to floor of bed

Flex Bed Notes

  • The length of the bed = the length of the ante­ri­or wood divider slot (43.5in or 110.49cm), mak­ing the Flex Bed an almost square flat wall to flat wall (see pic­tures at bot­tom of post)
  • The pre-drilled bed side holes are in unequal incre­ments
  • Bed side anchor point holes are all about 2 inch­es apart
  • The Bed­side screw hole chan­nel is use­ful for turn­ing and fit­ting the wood dividers for the flexbed
  • Floor tie down anchor point holes are dif­fer­ent from the bed side ones (scroll down to see more)
  • M6 x 1.0 are rec­om­mend­ed fas­ten­ers (Met­ric), with 14″ is most sim­i­lar in size (SAE)

Bed Side Anchor (near D‑Pillar)

  • The anchor holes (side and floor) are not thread­ed, so you’d either need self-tap­ping hard­ware or a tap­ping set.
  • Side anchor holes are M6 sized

Bed Floor Tie Down Anchor Point

  • Floor anchor holes are not thread­ed
  • They are larg­er than M6 screws, so are like­ly M8 sized
Hard to find anchors for this hole dis­tance
M6x1.0 is too small

Bed Side Screw Hole

  • Bed Side screw holes are thread­ed
  • M8 screws fit per­fect­ly inside
Thread­ed
M6x1.0 and 14″ are too small

But the M8x1.25 fits per­fect­ly!!

Pic­tures for Per­spec­tive

You can see the piece of wood which is the ante­ri­or wood divider. It fits per­fect­ly length­wise in the bed. The pos­te­ri­or divider is in place.