Skip the crawl and bring your gear to you with RV cargo slides sized for 39 inch wide compartments. Two-way slide options extend 60% for access from either side, and some lock in the stored position. Installation is straightforward—wood floors can use wood screws while other materials take bolts—and riser feet may be needed to clear a door opening.
Yes, a 39 Inch Wide RV cargo slide works well for items like a fridge-freezer, grills, and totes, and some allow drilling into the base to mount accessories. Confirm base construction before drilling and avoid the slide rails. Check the tray's listed capacity—options include 300 lbs - 500 lbs and 800 lbs—and distribute weight evenly.
Most 39 Inch Wide RV cargo slides lock in the stored position and use a stop when extended. On uneven ground the tray can roll back in while loading, so check for an extended-position catch if that's important. Leveling the coach or bracing the load helps minimize rollback when there's no outboard lock.
Choose a 39 Inch Wide slide that fits within your compartment opening and clears the door frame and bottom lip. Measure width and depth, then select a length that matches your usable space. For offset compartments, size each side independently. If the opening is tight, consider a riser to lift the tray so it can slide past the threshold.
A 2-way 39 Inch Wide slide extends 60% in both directions. This makes accessing gear from either side much easier. Verify you have room for that travel on each side and check for obstructions like doors, seals, or bay hardware before drilling or final mounting.
Installation is generally straightforward. Confirm your floor material—use wood screws for wood floors or bolts with nuts for other materials. Measure door-lip height; a riser may be needed to clear the opening. If using riser feet, verify hardware and avoid overtightening to prevent bolt issues. If the tray rubs or feels hard to slide, recheck alignment and contact points.
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