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Load up this slide-out tray with all your camping gear that you can access from either side of your pass-through RV cargo compartment. Carpeted flooring keeps your hiking boots, tools, and coolers secure on the way to the campground.
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Need to pack some stuff for your next camping trip, but don't know how to organize it all? Load this tray up with camping and hiking gear, tools, power cords, and totes, and have peace of mind that it'll handle the weight. Even fully loaded, you can easily slide the tray out from either side of your 5th wheel or motorhome and quickly grab what you need throughout your trip. You may end up sacrificing some usable space in your cargo compartment, but it's well worth it for the accessibility - and to not have to crawl in and root around for your gear!
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone, Steven here with etrailer.com. Folks, today we're looking at our MORryde RV cargo slide tray. This is a 72-inch long by 23-inch wide. It's a dual-way, meaning it can slide that way and that way in the middle of a cargo bay, both ways. And it's gonna slide up to 80% extension at 500 pounds capacity. Now, folks, again, this is gonna be a great apparatus.
No more reaching for stored items like generators, camping gear, tools, whatever it is. This simply slides out, both ways. I've got it set up. I'm only gonna be able to show you one way today on the video, but rest assured it can slide out both ways, and all the way up to an impressive 80% extension. Now, because of the length constraints here in the studio, I'm only gonna be able to go about 50%.
This would go about another two feet from where I'm at and keep sliding out that way, or that direction as well. And then when it comes back to the end, it just simply latches back in place. So, again, each side has one of these latches. You simply pull it up and it would unlock. It's rolling on all the rollers, top and bottom.
And when it comes back to close, auto latches itself, nice tight here. You're gonna get all the mounting hardware for installing this. And you can kind of see it here, but it's got a nice carpet wrapped all the way around this. That's gonna give it that nice, smooth, you know, soft feel, but also some grip. So, things aren't gonna slide too much on this.
And like I said, it's rapid at piece of plywood here on the base, it comes preassembled already ready to go outta the box. And again, you can simply slide it left or right, depending on which side we've got open at that time, up to 80%, just like it shows there on my image. Now this is a nice, gray, preassembled steel, and it has this nice powder-coating gray finish. So, again, out of the box, kinda just like this, you simply put it into your compartment or the cargo. Bolt it in place per the instructions. That's it, you're ready to go. Now your compartment needs to be at least 72 inches deep, preferably about five inches more, an inch or two more is gonna be okay, but I like to have the extra space for the what if. You know, make sure you're getting it centered. Same thing, from side to side, make sure you have the space. Inside try dimension is 70 1/4 inches long by 19 7/8 wide. The height's about four inches tall. On the outside, it's about six inches tall. Now, again, it's gonna auto latch here on this side and on the opposite side as well, so you don't have to worry about stuff sliding out on you while you're driving around. So, very nice. This is the MORryde RV cargo slide tray. Again, two-way sliding at 80% rate of 500 pounds. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching, folks. I hope this information has been super helpful for you. Get a couple of 'em. Fill up all your cargo areas and use it with ease. As always, we'd love to see pictures, feedback once you got it installed. Have a good one.
Ratings & Reviews
Mike L.
5/13/2026
The cargo tray looks great James, thanks for the photos!!
Stewart J.
6/22/2026
Absolutely wonderful! Cannot imagine having an RV without the Cargo Tray!
James D.
6/22/2026
Gwendolyn Y.
4/19/2025
Already packed up and ready for your next adventure, Mike!
Mike
4/19/2026
Product works great. It carries all I need it to. I wish it had a hold open feature.
Mike L.
5/13/2026
Nice install Mark, thanks for the photos!
Brooke M.
12/3/2024
Yes! Thats awesome to hear. That mod is super clever!
Jamie B.
12/3/2025
I love it and it has really saved my ribs from not having to lean over the truck bed sides. But with that said, the unit needs some type of a break to keep it from rolling in on a downslope and rolling out on an up slope. I drilled a hole on the edge and install a removable screw to lock the slider portion to the base to keep it open, but a break of some type would be wonderful.
Tammy
9/4/2026
Its been a year since we purchased this storage tray and it has worked great with no issues. It is so convenient to be able to pull out the drawer from either side and get to items in the middle of the storage. No regrets. Well worth the money.
Lazer S.
1/20/2026
Install looks great, Ron! Like it was meant to be there! : ) What did you install this in?
Brooke M.
3/4/2025
I appreciate the honest feedback on this, William! Thanks for sending in the photos too.
William
3/5/2026
Working good for my use. I still havent put the spacers under the frame and using it with the interference from the middle support.
Claire H.
5/7/2026
The new tray looks great!! Have any cool trips you're planning for the summer to try it out?
Brooke M.
6/12/2025
I mean this is so clever, though, whether it was necessarily designed for it or not! :) I can see why you get complimented - definition of organization right there!
Rob
9/19/2026
Best addition to my RV that I’ve made. It makes access so much easier. And storing items very easy.
Heather A.
9/19/2026
Dean
10/13/2025
It works great . My only concern would be you need a more positive catch for it to stop it clunking backward and forwards when it’s slid in. I had to put a pool noodle at the front end and make a wood box for the tailgate end to stop the at least 1” clunk in tray play . Apart from that, I love it.
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Mike L.
7/15/2026
Thanks for the kind words and the awesome pic's, Pete. We appreciate it!!