Love to DIY? Use this rail kit and a plywood bottom (not included) to build a tray that perfectly fits your cargo space. The rails lock when extended 1/3 and 2/3 out so they won't move around on you when you load it up for your next camping trip.
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Pair this rail kit with a carpet-covered plywood bottom (not included) to create a complete slide-out tray for the cargo compartment in your RV or camper. This is perfect for you if you're a DIY'er or if you have a uniquely shaped compartment that wouldn't fit a pre-made tray. You can slide the rails out from either side so you can easily grab camping gear without needing to crawl into your cluttered or cramped compartment. And the rails lock in the stowed, 1/3 extended, and 2/3 extended positions, so you can load the tray up without having to worry about it moving around on you.
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Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a quick look together at this Kwikee Super Slide I RV Cargo Tray assembly. Now this is going to fit RV cargo compartments that are at least 42 inches deep and you're gonna be able to pair this rail kit with a carpet covered plywood bottom that's obviously not included with this to create a complete slide out tray for your cargo compartment in your RV or camper. So this is gonna be perfect if you're maybe a DIY-er or if you have a uniquely shaped compartment that won't fit a pre-made tray. With this, when it's fully assembled, you're gonna be able to store and retrieve items such as camping gear, hiking boots, power cords, things that you need easy and quick access to in your compartment.
Now this does have a tray weight capacity when this is fully assembled and installed of 1000 pounds. I'd like to give you kind of a side view, a side profile here, just kind of showing you this in action. Now, when this is assembled with the plywood in the middle, obviously this is going to slide out and in together, but since I don't have that plywood, I'm not able to show you that both of the rails working together like they should. So I'm just going to use this one here. We do have a lockable latch here, so you're gonna be able to lock this in three positions.
So it is locked here in the stowed position or the closed position. So you're not gonna have to worry about this attempting to slide out when you're going down the road. But then I'm gonna go ahead and pull the latch here. That's gonna release it. And then that's going to allow me to slide and obviously that one will slide with this as well with that board connected.
So this is locked in the one-third extended position and this is gonna be about 59 inches long. And then I'm gonna go ahead and continue to extend this. And then now locked into the two-thirds extended position, which is gonna be about 71-and-a-half inches long. And then I'm gonna go ahead and unlatch it and go ahead and push it back in. That's locked back into the one-third and then that's all the way closed.
And so when this is stowed, when it's fully stowed like it is now, it's gonna be about 42 inches long or deep. So very smooth operation. And again, that one will slide with this. I do like how easily it locks into place and then how easy it's going to be to unlock it so you can slide it in and out just like that. And the overall exterior dimensions, when this is an assembled rail, the overall height is gonna be right at about six inches tall. And then the overall width, about five-and-one-eighth inches wide. I think this is gonna do a pretty good job of resisting rust and corrosion due to this really nice textured black powder coat finish. Obviously it's made of steel, so it's gonna hold up really well for you. But I do like that finish that they have on there, that textured black finish. I think this is gonna be pretty simple to install. There are gonna be some hardware that you're going to need that this does not come with. So that is listed on this product page. Make sure to take a look at this product page. We do list some other items that you're gonna need to install this, besides the plywood. Instructions are included. You're gonna get some trim pieces here, I believe this is the rear trim piece. And then over here we have the front trim piece. So again, when you have this installed, it's gonna be a very convenient way to retrieve things in your compartment. You're not gonna have to worry about crawling in there looking for what you need. If you do pick this up, we would love to hear back from you regarding your experience with this assembly kit and just drop a comment or leave a review on this product page. Let us know what you think. Let us know how installation went, and send us some photos too of how you're using this. We would love to see this in action with your particular setup. Well, I think that's gonna wrap up our look today. I do hope that our quick time together has been helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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