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Hey Forum Folks!
The wait is (kind-of) over, and we’re all set for pre-orders for the Interrobang Gear Glide Tunnel Tray. We’ve shared bits and pieces in various posts and videos, but here are all the details in one place.
Our installed tray, fondly nicknamed “Slim Slidey,” boasts a top-to-latch clearance of 15.5 inches. Do note, this clearance might vary up to an inch depending on your gear tunnel configuration. The sliding mechanism extends up to 40 inches, allowing easy access from both the driver and passenger sides.
What makes this tray special? UHMW (ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene)! This super material made its debut with our tonneau cover and is now a featured player here. Lightweight and durable, UHMW offers low friction for easy movement and is resistant to harsh weather conditions and many chemicals. Plus, it's recyclable—we use recycled UHMW for our products.
Installation is a breeze. We use the existing bolt holes in the Rivian’s gear tunnel. Just pop up the cover for the bolt holes, position the tray, and twist in the bolts. While one person can manage, having a friend to help with the weight and size of the glide is super helpful.
As seen in our video, the slots carved out in the tray are perfect for securing your gear with bungee or cinch straps. Orders include two divider slides to help keep your crates, gear, or popcorn in place during travel. Need more dividers? Additional ones will be available for order. We're also working on a few add-ons like specialty bags or crates, custom-made for your Rivian and ready to secure to the slide.
And the eternal question: Where’s the kitchen? Trust us, it's always on our mind! While we've tried a few models, this one needs to ruminate longer. We’re waiting for that prophetic dream to reveal the perfect design.
The cost for the Gear Glide Tunnel Tray is $1400, as usual, shipping is free for the contiguous US. During the design process, we kept three things in mind: dual sliding, low profile, and lower price. Along the way, we reached many cross-roads where we had to make decisions regarding the quality and durability of the slide. As we found solutions for extending the tray on each side and maximizing the clearance, the quality of the necessary parts kept ticking that price higher. The final price didn't quite hit that low mark we were aiming for, but we can assure you, we are satisfied with the quality of the final product and believe it's worth every penny.
As with the Tonneau Cover, we’re here and happy to help anyone looking to DIY their own gear tunnel tray. We’ve tried a lot of different versions with basically every sliding mechanism available off the shelf, online, or at your favorite home improvement store. We’ll look to share what we’ve learned along the way.
Pre-orders start here. The biggest delay between pre-order and fulfillment is the lead time for materials. Our latest quote is 12 weeks. During this time, we’ll prepare as much of the product as possible. Once the final piece arrives, we should be able to finish and send orders within a few days. We expect orders to ship in early November.
As always, shipping is free within the contiguous US.
Cheers to new adventures!
**The Interrobang Automotive Team**
The wait is (kind-of) over, and we’re all set for pre-orders for the Interrobang Gear Glide Tunnel Tray. We’ve shared bits and pieces in various posts and videos, but here are all the details in one place.
Our installed tray, fondly nicknamed “Slim Slidey,” boasts a top-to-latch clearance of 15.5 inches. Do note, this clearance might vary up to an inch depending on your gear tunnel configuration. The sliding mechanism extends up to 40 inches, allowing easy access from both the driver and passenger sides.
What makes this tray special? UHMW (ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene)! This super material made its debut with our tonneau cover and is now a featured player here. Lightweight and durable, UHMW offers low friction for easy movement and is resistant to harsh weather conditions and many chemicals. Plus, it's recyclable—we use recycled UHMW for our products.
Installation is a breeze. We use the existing bolt holes in the Rivian’s gear tunnel. Just pop up the cover for the bolt holes, position the tray, and twist in the bolts. While one person can manage, having a friend to help with the weight and size of the glide is super helpful.
As seen in our video, the slots carved out in the tray are perfect for securing your gear with bungee or cinch straps. Orders include two divider slides to help keep your crates, gear, or popcorn in place during travel. Need more dividers? Additional ones will be available for order. We're also working on a few add-ons like specialty bags or crates, custom-made for your Rivian and ready to secure to the slide.
And the eternal question: Where’s the kitchen? Trust us, it's always on our mind! While we've tried a few models, this one needs to ruminate longer. We’re waiting for that prophetic dream to reveal the perfect design.
The cost for the Gear Glide Tunnel Tray is $1400, as usual, shipping is free for the contiguous US. During the design process, we kept three things in mind: dual sliding, low profile, and lower price. Along the way, we reached many cross-roads where we had to make decisions regarding the quality and durability of the slide. As we found solutions for extending the tray on each side and maximizing the clearance, the quality of the necessary parts kept ticking that price higher. The final price didn't quite hit that low mark we were aiming for, but we can assure you, we are satisfied with the quality of the final product and believe it's worth every penny.
As with the Tonneau Cover, we’re here and happy to help anyone looking to DIY their own gear tunnel tray. We’ve tried a lot of different versions with basically every sliding mechanism available off the shelf, online, or at your favorite home improvement store. We’ll look to share what we’ve learned along the way.
Pre-orders start here. The biggest delay between pre-order and fulfillment is the lead time for materials. Our latest quote is 12 weeks. During this time, we’ll prepare as much of the product as possible. Once the final piece arrives, we should be able to finish and send orders within a few days. We expect orders to ship in early November.
As always, shipping is free within the contiguous US.
Cheers to new adventures!
**The Interrobang Automotive Team**
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