Transform your pass-through with 26 inch wide slides that make toolboxes, ladders, or a small grill easy to reach. Choose 1-way for a single door or 2-way to access from both sides, and double-check door-lip clearance—some installs use a small spacer or a height adjustment kit with 2-1/2, 2-3/4, or 3-1/8 lift to clear the opening.
Choose 2-way if you want access from both sides of the storage bay. It makes grabbing toolboxes, ladders, or a cooler fast without unloading other items. Pick 1-way if you only need to pull out to one side and want a simpler setup. Either way, confirm the slide path won't hit door lips or interior obstructions.
You might. Check the height your tray sits above the floor; one setup sits about 1.6 inches above the mounting surface. If your door lip is taller, use height adjustment brackets that add 2-1/2, 2-3/4, or 3-1/8 inches. Also check for a mid-tray support that hangs lower; adding about a 3/8 inch spacer under the frame can help it clear the opening.
Square the frame before driving screws and have a second person help. Crawl under the RV to check for tanks, wiring, or other items before drilling. Test the lock to be sure it fully engages; a mislatched slide can move and cause damage. If you notice a little play when locked, adding small rubber stoppers can reduce clunking.
It often will if your door opening is tight. Listed widths run about 1/4 inch under spec, so a 26 Inch Wide tray is about 25-3/4 inch. Measure the door opening and the interior space, and look for obstructions like air intakes or fuse panels that can block wider trays. If a wider size won't clear, the 26 Inch Wide option can be the better fit.
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