Rivian R1S Sleeping Platform (Parts)
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This breaks out the original design into individual printable parts and layout designs.
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No changes were made to the design or models for this “remix”. I simply converted the STEP file into individual STL models for the printable parts and dimensioned the pieces meant to be cut out of plywood. All dimensions are in INCHES, as that's what the original STEP file was. They're shown inside parenthesis because they are “driven” dimensions in Fusion 360 … not controlling placement, but measuring the existing placement.
You'll likely notice that the dimensions are not necessarily what you'd expect or lined up. For instance, 42.896" for the width of a platform instead of 43" or 42.75". This is how the STEP file was and I didn't change anything. The holes in the plywood platform are 1" and likely meant to be spaced 1" away from the edge, but you can see they aren't evenly spaced. I assume that was NOT the actual intent and they should all be parallel to the edge.
I have NOT printed or cut any of this myself to test how well everything fits, so YMMV. I just wanted to make it a little easier for folks who don't know how to interact with STEP files or CAD software or just to appreciate the original design more, as I think it's pretty awesome!
UPDATES
2026-01-09
Added STLs for support pieces. These were meant to be cut from 3/4" plywood, I believe, but including the STLs here in case folks want to print. One user did this and used nearly 2kg of filament.
2025-08-02
Added photo showing 3030 rail dimensions per the STEP file:
Feet (x4): 5.80"
Sides (x2): 19.322"
Front (x4): 20.924"
Front Support (x1): 2.386"
2025-05-16
Added a
3030-endcapmodel.
2025-05-15
New
rail-bracket-3030model.
After @Mr_Ham_247425 commented about trying to use the brackets (and the A bracket not fitting the rail) I decided to combine my rail bracket design with a top portion that could accept a 3030 extrusion. It locks into the round cutouts in the rail similar to the OEM cargo tie-down bracket. You can find this in the Todd's Experiments folder where I'll put whatever I develop myself.
This can be used as a replacement for the A bracket that goes on the front position on the rail (closest to the third row seats). Because the locks key into the notches in the rails, they go in specific locations. Here's a reference with them installed in the outer-most positions (front and rear):
