Ultra-slim 1.49 inch profile enables use of otherwise unused under-rack space for a stable work surface
Heavy-duty metal construction with reinforced slide rails ensures a rigid, stable platform for cooking and gear
Corrosion-resistant coating provides all-weather durability for frequent outdoor use
Smooth sliding mechanism allows quick, easy access and secure stowage of the table
Universal bolt-on mounting fits most TrailRax modular roof racks and similar extrusion-style racks
Summarized by Shop
*Alu-Cab Table is NOT INCLUDED* The TrailRax Table Slide — an industry-leading solution for storing and deploying your Alu-Cab Table beneath a TrailRax Modular Roof Rack or other extrusion-style racks. This innovative slide features the slimmest profile on the market at just 1.49″, allowing you to use previously wasted under-rack
Material
Metal
Finish
Corrosion-resistant coating
Mounting Method
Bolt-on to modular crossbars
Profile Height
1.49 inches
Compatible Racks
TrailRax modular roof racks and similar extrusion-style racks
Table Included
No (Alu-Cab table sold separately)
Summarized by Shop
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Excellent product. Recommend adding 8 small pieces of rubber tape of felt as when it touches the bottom of tremor rack it vibrates and makes metal on metal contact
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Storm · August 14, 2026
Such a great design with such a small footprint. Mounted mine on the overhang of my Four Wheel Camper just above my cab in dead space.
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Adam · May 19, 2026
I bought this to mount under an Ikamper BDV Duo. I wanted the compact and lightweight AluCab table and to use the empty space under my tent.
I was able to make it work, but I had to visit several stores to find hardware to get it attached, including finding some solar panel L brackets to use the tracks under the tent. If you don't have the rack or tent platform that TrailRax supports, make sure you are mechanically inclined, as it will not be plug and play. Knowing this, i ordered both hardware packs so that I would have hardware options, and I ended up using pieces out of each. Instructions to put the slide together and get the table lock in could be better, but if you're patient you can figure it out. Haven't taken it out on the road yet, but I can already tell I'm going to have to put some felt in places, as there is a lot of rattle. Also, the AluCab table has very strong hydraulic pistons on the legs, so you will absolutely need to find a way to secure the legs so they don't pop open during transit and make it impossible to pull the table out. I ended up drilling a hole through each table leg and installing a T handle quick release pin.