Does your RV or Travel Trailer have an external compartment? If so, you might find a slideout tray or drawer to be a useful addition! It can make it easier to access whatever you store inside the compartment or be the base for an outdoor kitchen. In this video, I'll show you how I built a 6 foot long tray that extends 5 feet beyond the compartment opening on my travel trailer and can hold up to 291lbs while fully extended! The concepts used can be applied to any RV or travel trailer, regardless of the make and model. This easy DIY project can be completed with just a few basic tools in a matter of hours.

Tools required:
7/16 Socket and Socket Wrench
Drill or Impact Wrench w/ Phillips Head Bit
Saw (I used a table saw)
A pair of adjustable sawhorses
4" Paint Roller
Foam paint brush

Materials required:
Pair of 60" heavy duty drawer slides w/ 10pack L brackets ($205): https://www.amazon.com/VADANIAIndust...
(18) 1/420x3/4 Carriage Bolts ($4.14 from local hardware store)
(18) 1/420 Lock Nuts ($4.14 from local hardware store)
(58) 1016x3/4 selftapping screws ($17.49 for a box of 100 from local hardware store)
6x2 allpurpose indoor/outdoor wood screws ($5.99 from local hardware store)
Durabak18 Textured Bed Liner ($69.90 w/ shipping): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
(2) 1x3x8 Select Pine boards ($19.48 from Home Depot, I had some leftover from another project)
(1) 4'x8' sheet of 3/4" plywood ($49.98 from Home Depot, could probably get away with 1/2" or maybe even 1/4", I only used 3/4" because I had some left over from another project)