Get organized with MORryde 20 inch wide RV cargo slides that make deep compartments usable. Measure your opening width and depth; the tray's inside width is 16-7/8 inches and the floor sits 1-3/4 inches above the mount, so confirm clearance or plan a riser if needed. Smooth-sliding trays install easily with included hardware and work great in RV bays, service trucks, or camper vans.
It can be installed, but MORryde designed these for RV cargo compartments. Check your bed's mounting surface and clearances, and note you may lose some space to the slide's frame. If your goal is a truck-bed-specific solution, consider slides made for pickup beds instead.
Yes, the 80% extension applies in both directions. Plan your load so you can reach items from either side, and ensure nothing blocks the tray when you push it back in. If you park on an incline, verify the latch/stop meets your needs to help prevent unwanted movement when extended.
Measure the opening width, interior width, depth, and height. Overall outside-to-outside width is 20 inch, while the tray's inside width is 16-7/8 inches. The tray floor sits 1-3/4 inches above the mounting surface, so check bottom clearance; a riser kit or spacers may be needed. Make sure the opening is wider than the sliding tray so it can pass through smoothly.
It's likely too tight. The sliding tray portion is 16-7/8 inches wide, so a 16-1/2 inch opening won't clear the tray during extension. Confirm your opening width against the tray width, not just the compartment width. If space is close, consider a different location or ask MORryde about other size options.
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