Is A Trim Kit Needed With The Kwikee SuperSlide RV Storage Tray Rails

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Do you Need to install a trim kit? Or can you just do a rail kit with plywood bottom?

asked by: Mike T

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The trim kit would be a necessary component for use with the Rail Kit for Kwikee SuperSlide II RV Storage Slide Out Tray Assembly # LC370762 since the rail kit doesn't include anything to span the width of the tray. Plywood would only be for the base and would have to be cut to fit whichever width you desire to go with. We currently offer the following trim kit sizes:

24" # LC370676
27" # LC370678
30" # LC370680
32" # LC370682
33" # LC370684
37" # LC370690
39" # LC370692
44" # LC370755
51" # LC370759

expert reply by: Kevin C

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