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Yes, one of the (many) projects I'm working on is a full extension cargo slide that will sit right on top of the seats. Fairly easy to remove so you can use the 3rd row or just install it for trips. Early stages, but way bigger/better than the factory slide.

Looking good! Accurides are the way to go. They are the only heavy slide I've found that allow toy to "adjust" (with a hammer of course!) out any slop. A couple of comments if I may... I would consider upgrading/ditching those cam locks. The pawls are so weak that it doesn't take much...

Sorry to hijack this thread, but I stumbled upon it when researching a slide out tray for our 2016 with 3rd row. I've decided to go ahead and make one (will be for sale) and will be reporting back. The useable space will be 40 5/8 x 36 1/8, and it will be full extension lock in and out. Just...

Yes, it add up incredibly fast! I would argue that wood is better than aluminum or steel. Wood has an infinite fatigue life as long as you don't exceed it's yield. Good luck breaking a quality baltic or similar. Aluminum is probably the worst option, for the drawers anyways. It's 1/3 the...

No sweat. Shoot me a pm, call, or email and I'll do what I can. I don't want to sidetrack this guy's thread, but I'd be happy to help. I've gone through a lot of pain so hopefully you won't have to!

^^True. I don't have a dog in this fight- you have stated what you are looking for, and it's not what I offer. Having said that, you can do a good DIY, even with little prior skills, but quality materials add up fast. Slides- $350, wood- $150, latches and hardware- $20-$200, coatings- zero to...

This is some serious hardware. Well done and pretty courageous!