Buyers Products 1701006 Formed Welded Black Steel Mounting Brackets for Underbody Truck Tool Box, Set of 2, 18 x 24, Corrosion Resistant With Universal Hole Pattern For Quick And Easy Mounting

Exactly as shown. Decent fabrication. Reverse C channel actually helps space toolboxes off an uneven under body.No complaints.

Used these to mount a mini split air conditioner above the back door of my bus/Skoolie. When they came in I was thinking I had way over engineered my idea, but after installing I’m very happy with the results. Mounted a strip of metal from the top of the bus to the top of the mini split and that unit is steady as ever. Also mounted a marker light bar on top since the unit covers the original lights. Those brackets are strong and durable and would be great for their original intended purpose of mounting a tool box under a truck bed (or bus). Heavy steel gets the job done.

Used to mount an 18x18x48 box on my Freightliner.I opted to weld them on instead of bolting, but it would work just as well with bolts I presume.I am 265 and was jumping up and down on each bracket after mounting and the only thing moving was the truck, not the bracket.The picture attached is to show the brackets don’t stick out and gives a floating box look.

First picture is accurate and what you will get in the mail, the rest of the pictures is not the same brackets. Very sturdy, but wished it could have had adjustable holes and came with more hardware to mount on frame. Other than that very satiafied.

The last toolbox I installed I made my own brackets which worked fine. This time I wanted to buy brackets. These are beefy, thick, already painted... While yes you can make your own, but are you really saving anything? Add up the steel, the time, the paint. Time is money. Buy these and be GTG.

Terrible build quality, the pair of mounting brackets were so far out of square that the accompanying Buyers Product toolbox had to be shimmed a good 11/2 inches on the left rear corner to level the toolbox to make the doors open and close as they should.Buyer beware!!! (No pun intended)

I was nervous after reading reviews saying the vertical channel was welded on backwards. I needed the flat part to be flat against the frame, as pictured, and this is how they came so hopefully whatever manufacturing issues they had have been corrected.

1 year after install. @busnamedsmallsWe installed 2 in our camper. 1 for a cat litter and one for a general tool box. For the money they are better than most brackets. Heavy and sturdy.