Sliding Storage Tray

I did the Joey Bed… provided your own plywood double slider…both directions for a previous MH. Did a MORryde 3/4 width, one direction slider for this MH as I tend to put a lot of weight in mine… drawer slides won’t hack it.

I helped a friend install the MORryde sliding tray. They are very nice trays.

MORryde Sliding Cargo Tray Installation video

engr4fun wrote:
When we upgraded to our current coach I did not skimp on storage. spent several days perusing data and measuring then bought 2 full slides for both of my pass throughs. Truck shipped - heavy but easy to maneuver and install. Came completely ready to bolt in place. Great quality and I have enjoyed the access. MORryde - found them at a great price on amazon $600/ea buy well worth it to me.

Just the kind of input I was looking for - thanks for your post

When we upgraded to our current coach I did not skimp on storage. spent several days perusing data and measuring then bought 2 full slides for both of my pass throughs. Truck shipped - heavy but easy to maneuver and install. Came completely ready to bolt in place. Great quality and I have enjoyed the access. MORryde - found them at a great price on amazon $600/ea buy well worth it to me.

Joey Bed....Is the name of one Brand,
You get everything except the plywood floor
You assemble it to the width you need for your compartment
I built my own for my champion 3200 inverter generator, using heavy duty slides I purchased from Amazon
In the past 12 years, I've done this for 3 Class A we owned
The first time I bought the slides from a wood working supplier,, after that from Amazon , but same brand heavy duty pantry slides, over $100 for the slides 3 section full extension 26 inches IIRC , the longer slides the higher the price, 8ft slides that go 4ft either way for pass thru compartment install, are going to be big bucks

BobsYourUncle wrote:
I've thought about that myself. There are long sliding extensions available for a variety of applications.
The thing that stopped me was the reduction in usable space it would bring. The storage bay door is smaller than the compartment and the drawer has to fit that opening. You lose a lot of storage area.

that does concern me, as things re already packed pretty tight in there... have only one pass-thru, and of course, larger stuff is in there... might have to consider re-working storage if I move forward with the tray

Tal/IL wrote:
Our current coach has dual direction slides in both pass-through bays. They are great!! I'm planning on getting a tray for my pickup truck.

https://slide-master.com/rv-cargo-slides/

They look nice and handy. Now, I'm thinking of buying one from them.

Our current coach has dual direction slides in both pass-through bays. They are great!! I'm planning on getting a tray for my pickup truck.

https://slide-master.com/rv-cargo-slides/

I had a Winnebago Luxor 20+ years ago that had 3 of those sliding trays. Sold it and got a Monaco awhile back and no trays. You can buy them, not cheap but available and I intend to make the purchase. I don't remember the brand name.

Here's my solution -- I'm 6'3" and DW is 5 feet tall. If an object involves reaching up to get it, I do it. If the object involves crouching, she does it. ;)