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French manufacturer Bigfic has expanded its range of sliding trays for motorhomes, camper vans and 4x4s. The aluminium products simplify loading and unloading, protect equipment and speed up camp setup. Standard and custom models are made in Narbonne, starting at €2,499.
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French manufacturer Bigfic has expanded its range of sliding trays for motorhomes, camper vans and 4x4s. The aluminium products simplify loading and u...
French manufacturer Bigfic has expanded its range of sliding trays for motorhomes, camper vans and 4x4s. The aluminium products simplify loading and unloading, protect equipment and speed up camp setup. Standard and custom models are made in Narbonne, starting at €2,499.
Updated: 20.06.2026
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