The ARB Outback Solutions Modular Roller Drawers have unique and practical features incorporated into their design to ensure high quality, maximum functionality and ease of use.
- Full fitting instructions included in packaging.
Features
- Anti-roll Back System - Incorporates mechanisms on the roller drawer that lock it in the open position, preventing unintentional closing when the vehicle is on uneven ground. The mechanisms engage at full opening of the roller drawer and are disengaged automatically when closing.
- Anti-rattle - Locking mechanisms on the roller drawer eliminate movement while closed. Retaining the drawer in this way stops rattle and wear and tear while driving.
- Purpose Folded Stainless Steel Runners - The roller drawer bearings run on purpose folded stainless steel runners. Stainless steel offers the best surface for bearings to run on resulting in smooth quiet operation. Galvanized bearing runners are not used because the galvanized coating transfers onto the bearings creating rough operation and an opportunity for corrosion to start. Tool chest style telescopic runners are not used because of the slop and movement they allow. This constant movement whilst driving accelerates wear and deterioration when used in automotive applications.
- UV Stable Commercial Carpet - Exterior surfaces are finished in hard wearing commercial carpet and interior surfaces are trimmed in automotive boot carpet. Both materials resist abrasion and conceal dirt in tough off road conditions. > Robust Finishes - Aluminium trims are used to protect corners and ends of the drawer to improve longevity.
- Slam Shut Latches - Slam shut/pull open handles make opening and closing the roller drawer an ease, even with hands full of gear. The roller drawer handle is key lockable.
- Drawer Dividers - Fixed long divider to separate into 2 drawers + additional 2 removable dividers.
- Fully galvanised steel chassis
- Lined with precision cut, quality boot carpet on the inner and outer side to give it a professional and neat finish.
