My wife and I saw a pass through storage organizer at the dealer that we were interested in. The organizer was metal and rested on slides that would allow it to pull out like a drawer. Does anyone know who makes these? I have searched and cannot find anything like it online and I did not look at the name at the dealer.

When I bought my Cameo I had the dealer installA MOR/ryde cargo carrier.Search on Mor/ryde Cargo trays

I just bought 4 boxes as large as would go into the opening, tied ropes to the middle ones and store my stuff in those.bumpy

We have seen them, hope you find it. It would be a great help to get those hard to reach things and keep things neat but they must cut down on the storage space big time.

Search on Mor/ryde Cargo traysWow, they are nice but too pricey for me.

riven1950 wrote:Search on Mor/ryde Cargo traysWow, they are nice but too pricey for me.And heavy too!!! One of the comments on the AMAZON page I looked at said 168 pounds. That is lot of un-needed weight to my front pass-thru.EDIT: The actual description says 105 pounds. I am assuming the 168 pounds includes some heavy duty packaging material.

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Fizz
Explorer
Apr 20, 2015
The one we had was that plastic tray shown above. The door was smaller so nothing could stick up. Totaly useless.
FrankShore
Explorer
Apr 20, 2015
You mean like one of these:

or this (used by Lance Travel Trailers)

I think they're made by Lippert
Veebyes
Explorer II
Apr 20, 2015
That section of the 5er is the morgue. It is the genny box. It is awkward to reach so all the very seldom needed stuff gets shoved in there.
Fizz
Explorer
Apr 19, 2015
Had one in our TT and I took it out.
When you calculate its cubic capacity against the space it takes up it actually cuts down the usefull cubic capacity.
But this all depends on your layout.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
Apr 19, 2015
years back some TTs had a plastic tray/bin that you could pull out either side to get at the stuff. don't know if they still use them but that certainly would be a cheaper alternative.
bumpy
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Apr 19, 2015
We had one in our previous Big Sky, I didn't particularly care for it. It took up a lot more space than you would think by looking at it, and it just wasn't really that handy after all.

It's kind of one of those things that looks better in concept than actual usage. That's my experience anyway.
AdirondackJack
Explorer
Apr 19, 2015
I remember running across a couple of articles on how to build your own for a DIY project:
http://rvnow.rvtravel.com/2010/04/build-your-own-rv-slide-out-storage.html
and
http://www.ehow.com/how_6857479_make-slide-tray-rv.html
It would certainly make life a lot easier as what I am usually looking for is buried somewhere in the middle!
prichardson
Explorer
Apr 19, 2015
They are nice but pricy. A lighter cheaper alternative is an under bed wheeled container you can get at household goods stores.
dee74
Explorer
Apr 19, 2015
banjo wrote:
When I bought my Cameo I had the dealer install
A MOR/ryde cargo carrier.

Search on Mor/ryde Cargo trays

Thank you. The dealer had something different but this would definitely work for us.
cbshoestring
Explorer II
Apr 19, 2015
riven1950 wrote:
Search on Mor/ryde Cargo trays

Wow, they are nice but too pricey for me.

And heavy too!!! One of the comments on the AMAZON page I looked at said 168 pounds. That is lot of un-needed weight to my front pass-thru.

EDIT: The actual description says 105 pounds. I am assuming the 168 pounds includes some heavy duty packaging material.