Reach your gear fast with 1 way RV cargo slides sized at 29 inch wide. The single-direction pull keeps things stable and lets you access the bay from one side, and 29 inch wide trays fit through a 30 inch opening. Install is quick and the sturdy build helps you organize and manage heavier items without climbing in.
Weight depends on length: 48" x 29" is approximately 65 lbs, 60" x 29" is 97 lbs, and 72" x 29" is 117 lbs. These sizes are rated for 800 lbs and have a 60 percent extension. Confirm your compartment can handle the tray weight plus your cargo. If close on payload, pick the shortest length that meets your storage needs.
Plan on approximately 1-3/4" from the floor to the carpeted tray surface. The overall height in the stored position is 6-5/8". Measure your bay from the floor to the top of the opening; for example, with 32" of height you'd have about 30-1/4" from the tray floor to the top of the opening. Check any door or latch hardware that could reduce clearance.
It can, but a 1 way slide moves lengthwise, so some gear may sit sideways relative to your desired plug or exhaust orientation. Measure the item footprint against the 29 inch width and the tray length you choose. If you need the item to face out the other way, step up to a larger size. On install, the tray comes preassembled and is reported as an easy, quick fit; inspect for any bent braces before use.
Yes, a 29 inch wide slide fits through a 30 inch opening. Verify the overall width is 29 inches and account for any lip at the threshold. If you have a lip of about 3 inches, a height adjustment kit that changes height between 2-1/2 inch to 3-1/8 inch can help. From floor to tray surface is approximately 1-3/4", so factor that into your opening height.
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