WorkBOX120 replaces the existing bed and transforms your pickup into an ergonomic and professional workspace – a popular choice among power companies and conservation workers.

The large doors open from the vehicle's floor to ceiling, providing easy and ergonomic access to the entire cargo area. When the doors are open, they also serve as convenient rain protection. The floor area is completely flat without wheel wells, making the space considerably more usable than a traditional bed. Wheel wells made of impact-resistant plastic replace the existing wheel wells.

The canopy is made of an aluminum frame with 22 mm thick sandwich panels in the walls, doors, and roof – with a durable outer layer of white high-gloss fiberglass laminate that combines low weight, high durability, and good insulation.

Security and convenience are in focus with central locking on all three doors, 3000 lumen LED interior lighting, and an integrated warning lamp in the cabin indicating if the doors are not properly closed. The central lock control also has a timer function for extra security. The canopy's electronics are controlled via a built-in control box for easy installation and use.

The design is well-thought-out in every detail – slim electric locks, integrated cable channels, recessed gas dampers, and LED indicators in the door handles give a modern and professional look. The fuel filler pipe is mounted inside the canopy, protecting against dirt and reducing the risk of fuel theft and sabotage without requiring any changes to the existing fuel system.

The canopy is delivered with taillights and license plate lighting in LED, providing a strong light pattern and a modern appearance.


Important information

Optional equipment placed in the bed, taillights, or bumper may stop functioning if it cannot be transferred to the WorkBox. After transfer, the equipment may need calibration, and any error codes may need to be cleared by an authorized car workshop.

Certain features may stop working without the possibility of restoring them. After installation of the WorkBOX, the vehicle should be registered, and the car manufacturer must create a WLTP certificate with documents for new CO₂ emissions.