Well I threw the bed cover in the Titan tonight and snapped a few pics. I started it last July for our 2500 mile trip to Florida. I have had it in the garage since then to seal and repaint it. The next and final step is to put spray in bed liner on top instead of the black enamel paint. I also installed 6 cleats to provide tie down points on top of the bed cover. It is extremely strong so it can support more weight than I will ever need. Consequently is it a little heavy, but maybe my next one will be lighter and still really strong.
The middle legs are hinged to swing up and out of the way when not needed. the outside legs have the long runners that are cantilevered to allow for the cover to be installed, removed over the 1" lip up on the tailgate. The top sheets slide into the utilitrack, and that is a piece of insulation to cushion the tailgate when it shuts so it doesn't crash into the plywood. It went through torrential storms in Florida and barely got any water inside, which was much to my amazement! And with the tailgate locked, it is totally secure.
The middle legs are hinged to swing up and out of the way when not needed. the outside legs have the long runners that are cantilevered to allow for the cover to be installed, removed over the 1" lip up on the tailgate. The top sheets slide into the utilitrack, and that is a piece of insulation to cushion the tailgate when it shuts so it doesn't crash into the plywood. It went through torrential storms in Florida and barely got any water inside, which was much to my amazement! And with the tailgate locked, it is totally secure.