Quick access from one side keeps gear simple and reachable. These 42 inch wide trays make smart use of wider bays while the 1 way slide streamlines loading in rear cargo areas, under-bed storage, or small utility trailers. Double-check your opening and slide extension—some trays extend 60% while others reach 80%—especially if you need the tray to clear a compartment lid.
Pick the extension that clears your compartment lid and lets you reach your gear. A 60% extension may not come out past some lids, so check your opening depth and access needs. Verify the locking mechanism fully engages after installation. If you need more reach, an 80% extension can help reduce leaning into the bay.
Installation is generally straightforward. Center the tray, mark holes, and make sure mounting screws won't hit wiring, tanks, or other components underneath. Multiple hardware choices may be included. Removing tiedowns can help in some bays, and solo installs have been done. If fasteners seem loose, retighten or swap to better hardware as needed.
A 60 x 42 1 Way slide weighs approximately 113 lbs and options in this size have an 800 lb capacity. Consider the added weight in your cargo calculations. These often come pre-assembled to speed the process. If your bay height or structure is light, confirm support before loading to capacity.
Yes, if your measurements match the tray specs. Overall width is 41-3/4, and the tray itself is 38-7/8 wide. Height is 6-5/8. Measure your opening and interior space, and confirm your depth for a 48 or 60 length. A 41.75 opening has been confirmed to work. Center the tray and verify mounting screw locations before drilling.
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