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RV Cargo Slides - 80 Percent Extension

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RV Cargo Slides with 80 percent extension

Reach your gear without crawling into the bay—RV cargo slides with 80 percent extension bring items within easy reach from the door. Measure your pass-through and door opening to confirm fit, and choose between 1-way or 2-way slide directions to match your layout. Before fastening, check subfloor thickness and what's beneath to avoid tanks or wiring.
Yes. Check subfloor thickness before driving screws. Use a small drill bit marked every 1/2 inch to probe and confirm depth, then choose screw length accordingly; some kits include options like 1 inch and 2-1/2 inch. If you're unsure what's beneath, confirm with your RV manufacturer before drilling.
Yes, with a 2-way slide the 80 percent extension applies in both directions. Verify you're getting a 2-way slide if you want access from either side. Measure both bay doors to be sure the tray can extend from each side. Lay out heavier items so they're still within the extended reach.
Measure the interior width and depth of the compartment and the door opening. Match the tray size to the compartment, but use the sliding platform width against the door opening, not the overall frame width. Check for latches, lips, and seals that can pinch clearance, and ensure there's room for the tray to extend without hitting obstructions.
Inspect finish where rollers contact the drawer; paint can flake there and touch-up helps reduce rust in moisture. Keep hardware tight so the slide stays smooth under load and in rough conditions. For custom setups or one-way use, review how the frame and drawer separate and check for any built-in stops that affect travel.