Smooth, simple access from one side makes these 1 way trays a back saver in tight bays. At 36 inch wide, they offer room for bulky gear like a portable fridge, bikes, or a generator while still sliding in and out easily. Installation is straightforward and the sturdy build handles everyday use without fuss.
Yes, these trays are used for portable electric refrigerators, four 6v AGM batteries, bikes, and generators. Match the tray's weight capacity to your load and secure items so they don't shift. If you notice slight latch movement that causes noise, a simple rear stop can help. For odd sizes, confirm interior tray dimensions against your gear before mounting.
No—1 way RV cargo slides lock in the retracted position, not when extended. When loading, park level and keep a hand on the tray so it doesn't drift. On a slope, use a wheel chock or temporary block at the back to help hold position. If you notice latch play that lets the tray move and make noise, adding a simple stop at the rear can reduce movement.
Installation is generally straightforward. The side brackets bolt to the compartment floor, and you can extend the 1 way tray to access mounting points. Dry-fit first to square it up, mark holes, and confirm your floor structure can take the load you plan to carry. A riser can help if the cargo door lip is tall; remember that raises the tray and reduces vertical clearance.
Measure the clear door opening and the usable width inside the bay to confirm it exceeds the 36 inch wide tray and rails. Check the door lip height and the floor-to-door opening so the tray and your gear clear the lip. If the lip is tall, plan for a riser and account for the height you'll lose. Verify depth so the slide can extend without hitting obstructions.
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