2015 4Runner drawer/fridge/cooking slide

[CuStOm]

Added a drawer slide and fridge slide to the setup. Its bolted to the floor using the factory front 10mm holes that were under the tie downs (now removed) and then I added 4 more with nutserts. The drawer slides on 8 UHMW strips and has a simple stop on it so you cannot pull it out too far. The counter slide is a HPDE cuttingboard. Everything was put together with Liquid Nails and wood screws on every joint, then covered with Herculiner.

I wanted a real stove for our upcoming 2 month trip into Canada. Tired of green bottles and stoves that cannot properly control temperature. The Manchester 5lb propane bottle gets mounted in front of the fridge with a quick fist clamp. I'll get pictures of that up later after I get some fittings I need...

 

[jrob]

Nice execution!!!
I have about three revisions in google sketch right now trying to finalize my design.
Funny I have been kicking around replacing my ARB roof tent with a James Baroud hard shell and just saw your truck the other day. It would appear we have similar taste.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...lorado-Trip-15

What drawer slides did you use?

 

[CuStOm]

Nice execution!!!
I have about three revisions in google sketch right now trying to finalize my design.
Funny I have been kicking around replacing my ARB roof tent with a James Baroud hard shell and just saw your truck the other day. It would appear we have similar taste.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...lorado-Trip-15

What drawer slides did you use?

Your link doesn't work.

The slide for the fridge is the 220lb version from Rockler Woodworking. The cutting board one is the lightest duty one they sell.

Not sure if you saw this thread or the one here... http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/199186-2015-tep-build-complete-now.html

 

[jrob]

Better link anyway:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/208335-my-4runner-project.html

Copy, thanks, I'll look into the rockler slides.

 

[RiDE]

Very nice! Do you have more details on how you made your fridge slide. This is something I'm going to be trying to tackle in the coming weeks and any help or advice would be great. TIA!

 

[CuStOm]

Very nice! Do you have more details on how you made your fridge slide. This is something I'm going to be trying to tackle in the coming weeks and any help or advice would be great. TIA!

Nothing special really. Just some aluminum angle and the aforementioned 220lb Rockler slides. I used rivets to mount the slide to the aluminum. I built that portion last year and used it on my old setup, its been going strong without issue. Stole the idea from here somewhere...