DIY RV Storage Drawer

[@rockyreynolds4027]

Good job sir and thank you for sharing

[@TheFurrminator]

Thank you, I appreciate that. You’re welcome, I hope it was helpful.

[@sljack1671]

Great job! Thanks for inspiring me to do my own!

[@RVLifeInRetirement]

Very nice. Looks sturdy.

[@TheFurrminator]

Thank you, I appreciate that. Very sturdy so far.

[@driveman6490]

Need plans for the "mother-in-law" size slide out tray.

[@BrettsWoodshop]

Nicely done! Would you be willing to share the approximate cost of this project?

[@leifdaddow]

Since this is your 2nd slide out is there any places you feel like you could go thinner wood to save weight without compromising the integrity of the unit?

[@trevormandy2074]

Great job, looks nice! One question for you. In my use case, maximum drawer height is a concern because I'll be holding a cooler on my sliding drawer. I noticed that your cross beams were vertical. Is there any effect on load bearing by rotating the beams on my frame horizontally (where possible) to save some vertical space?

[@TheFurrminator]

I don’t think there would be an issue with load bearing, if I understand the question correctly.

[@ronp7732]

Very nice. Can you tell were your got the slides from?

[@jenn1162]

When drawer is slid out does it get too heavy? Would you need to add a leg under for support while drawer is out?

[@TheFurrminator]

Not too heavy at all. The slides are heavy duty and hood the weight well.

[@RachealS-l1o]

Is that storage space accessible from the inside of the rv bedroom? If so how can I secure it?

[@TheFurrminator]

Yes, I can raise the bed and access the back side of the storage space. I attached my drawer frame to the back side of the partition that separates two inside drawers under the foot of the bed from the storage space. If that makes sense