FVCO Adventure Van Pull-Out Tray

Installation Guide

Model: UN3005B

Tools Required (Not Included)

Power Drill
Measuring Tape
Marker
Phillips Screwdriver

Install Info

Estimated Installation Time: 1 Hour

Additional help is suggested for a few of the install steps.

Compatible with all FVCO Rear Door Platforms.

Before You Start

Please inspect the product and packaging upon delivery to ensure there are no issues and that all parts and hardware are accounted for.

Contact FVCO ASAP if anything is missing: support@flatlinevanco.com

Important Safety Information: All Flatline Van Co products must be properly assembled and secured before attaching to your vehicle. Improper attachment could result in an automobile accident, and could cause serious bodily injury or death. You are responsible for assembling, securing, checking mounting points, and regularly inspecting the products for wear or damage. If you have no mechanical experience, it is recommended to have the product installed by a professional installer or other qualified person. Responsibility for safety is yours.

Package Contents

A black, rectangular pull-out tray designed for vans, featuring visible mounting points and slide mechanisms on its sides.

Pull Out Tray: QTY: 1

Installation

STEP | 01 LAYOUT AND INSTALL PREP

Tools Required for this step: Marker, Measuring Tape

1.1 Choose Mounting Location: Dry fit the Pull Out Tray inside your van and choose the location that best suits your needs.

NOTE: Check to ensure there is enough clearance to close the Rear Doors without contacting the Drawer Release Levers if mounting in the back of the van (the most common location).

1.2 Accessing Mounting Holes: Release the Drawer by pressing down on the release levers [▶️] to expose the Mounting Holes.

Illustration showing the rear interior of a van, highlighting the release levers on the pull-out tray that allow it to be extended.

PRO-TIP: Prop the extended tray or have someone assist in holding it for this step.

1.3 Map Mounting Holes: Map out the installation location carefully to avoid drilling into wires, brake lines, or the fuel tank. Plan to use a minimum of six (6) fasteners, with the most secure method being fasteners in each corner and two in the center (shown red in FIG 2). Mark your locations with a marker and remove the tray for drilling.

Diagram illustrating the van floor with suggested mounting hole locations marked. It indicates a preferred pattern using six fasteners, with emphasis on corner and center placement, and provides a measurement of 11.6 inches.

STEP | 02 INSTALL PULL OUT TRAY

Tools Required for this step: Power Drill

2.1 Recommended Install for Maximum Load Capacity: Drill completely through your van floor (FIG 3) and through-bolt using a 3/8" Bolt, Washer, Large Fender Washer and Nylon Locknut (FIG 4).

An illustration of a power drill with a drill bit penetrating the van's floor, preparing for fastener installation.

A cross-sectional view of the van floor showing a bolt passing through, secured from underneath with washers and a nylon locknut, representing a through-bolt installation.

NOTE: The hardware depicted is an example and can be substituted to fit the needs of your install. For instance, if your van has a subfloor 3/4” or thicker, you may use #14 screws with washers, though through-bolting is stronger.

STEP | 03 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

Tools Required for this step: Phillips Screwdriver

3.1 Tightening Slide Mount Screws: If the slide mount screws on your Pull Out Tray come loose; slide the tray out to expose the screws from the inside. You may need to move the inner slide mechanism around to get the Access Window (FIG 5) to line up with each screw.

A close-up view of the pull-out tray's internal slide mechanism, showing an access window through which mounting screws can be reached.

NOTE: All mount screws are accessible from the inside by moving the inner slide mechanism back and forth. FVCO's customer service team can provide a video demonstrating this; please reach out if you need it.

3.2 Maintenance: Regularly vacuum and clean the inside of the Pull Out Tray (FIG 6) to extend the life of the drawer slides and ensure smooth operation.

An illustration of the pull-out tray's drawer slides, with annotations indicating areas to check for debris and clean as necessary.

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