Stop wrestling with a heavy chest freezer or portable refrigerator buried in a storage compartment. The Kwikee 379870 slide tray rolls your fridge or freezer out smoothly on ball-bearing and roller-bearing glides, giving you full access without bending, straining, or unloading gear around it. It arrives assembled and ready to bolt in.
The 379870 is built from heavy-gauge steel with a gray powder-coat finish that resists rust and road grime. The tray is sized to fit common RV pass-through and underbelly compartments -- outside width of 33-3/4 inches and outside depth of 28-1/16 inches -- while the inner tray opening accommodates a freezer or refrigerator up to 31-1/2 inches wide and 20-1/8 inches deep.
A safety latch mechanism locks the slide in the stowed position so your appliance stays secure while driving. When you arrive at camp, release the latch and roll the unit out completely for easy loading, unloading, and access to the drain or condenser coils.
Combined ball-bearing and roller-bearing action delivers smooth, even movement under full 200 lb load with minimal effort.
Positive latch holds the tray closed during travel so the appliance cannot roll out on grades or over rough roads.
Openings in the tray floor allow condensation to drain and air to circulate around the appliance, protecting both the tray and the unit.
Tray ships fully assembled. Bolt it into the compartment floor using existing mounting points -- no welding or fabrication required.
Full-timers and weekend warriors who store a 12V chest freezer, a portable compressor fridge, or a small chest freezer in an RV pass-through bay will benefit most. The 200 lb rating covers virtually every portable RV refrigerator and compact chest freezer on the market, including popular units from Dometic, ARB, BougeRV, and similar brands, loaded with food.
It is also used in cargo trailers, toy haulers, and enclosed utility trailers where a slide-out floor makes loading and retrieving heavy appliances much safer than dragging them out by hand.
Kwikee distinguishes between two sets of dimensions on this tray:
Allow at least 1/4 inch of clearance on each side between the outside tray dimension and the compartment walls so the tray can slide freely without binding.