The Ford-F-150 is more than just a pickup truck. For many contractors and independent business owners, it serves as full-time office space.
But an office can't be an office without a desk or table, so Ford has designed a smart and innovative feature called the Work Surface.
The Ford Work Surface provides a flat and ergonomic space that allows the driver an open area to complete paperwork, set up their laptop, or even have lunch (or any meal). There are 11 lockable positions in 5-degree increments to create a customizable and comfortable workstation setup. As such, the driver can choose to adjust the rotational angle of the tabletop surface or leave it in the home position. The work surface feature is available with both bench and bucket seating configurations.
Before using the work surface, the vehicle's center console requires conversion. Depending on the truck's seating arrangement, there are specific steps to opening and stowing the workspace.
For bench seat configurations:
For bucket seat configurations:
There are several things all owners should be aware of when utilizing the console work surface:
All F-150 trim levels XL and above offer the console work surface. This lineup includes the F-150 XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum. The console work surface is a standard or optional feature depending on the trim.
In the past, truck owners who need space to work on a computer or do paperwork have installed accessory tables and laptop cradles that live on clunky swing-arm mounts. Ford offers its customers a factory solution to a problem that the aftermarket has inadequately addressed. Now, with the push of a button, truck owners are granted a completely flat work surface large enough to accommodate virtually any office-type task from the worksite or any remote location.
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