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INEOS Quartermaster Camper Storage: One Drawer, a Fridge Slide, and the Factory Spare

by KUFU USA 12 Nov 2026

If you’re putting a camper or topper on an INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster, start with one 11-inch KUFU drawer and a low fridge slide beside it. That puts tools and recovery gear in the drawer and keeps the fridge low enough to preserve more room to open its lid. Whether the layout works with your in-bed spare depends on how the tire comes out, how the fridge opens, and where you enter the camper.

Quartermaster with a fridge slide beside stacked KUFU drawers under a soft topper
A fridge slide beside stacked drawers under a soft topper. A single drawer uses the same side-by-side layout.

Choose how you’ll reach the fridge

For tailgate access, check that the slide clears the bed lip and extends far enough for the lid to open fully under the topper. For access from inside a pop-up camper, check which way the lid hinges and whether you can reach the latch from inside. Include the plug, handle, and the fridge maker’s required ventilation clearances when measuring the footprint.

Two ways to mount a low slide

  • KUFU quick-release cargo slide: A full-length slide that works with the KUFU Catch-and-Click™ system. It can be ordered from Australia and requires a separate freight quote. The roughly two-week estimate for the bolt-in platform does not apply to the slide.
  • A slide sized for your fridge: Use a compatible fridge-brand or aftermarket slide with a suitable mounting plate or platform attachment beside the drawer. Send us the slide’s mounting dimensions so we can discuss attachment points before you order.

Measure with the spare still installed

  1. Floor space: Measure the usable width between the spare’s widest point and the opposite side of the bed. Check that width where the drawer and the slide will actually sit.
  2. Fridge lid and slide travel: Check the full sweep of the lid and full extension of the slide with the tailgate down and camper or topper in place.
  3. Spare removal: Check that you can release the mount and lift and turn the wheel out. If the drawer sits in that path, decide whether you’re comfortable pulling the quick-release drawer for access. If you’re running an oversized spare, see what a twin-drawer Quartermaster owner found on his truck.
  4. Camper entry: Leave room at the tailgate for getting into the camper and plan the entry step around the camper maker’s guidance.

See the Quartermaster 11-inch single-drawer kit or read the Quartermaster no-drill mounting and layout guide.

Send us a tailgate-open photo showing the spare and bed floor, plus your fridge model, spare size, camper or topper model, and ZIP code. We can use those details to recommend a starting layout and quote the parts you need.

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