Storage Tips

[RockwoodTexan]

I thought I'd share a few "hacks" that I've done. These are all pretty easy to do.

Boat console nets from Amazon come in handy.

The first one is attached to the inside of the door to my underneath storage. I use it for tablecloths.


This one is screwed into the subfloor at the top of the underneath storage. I used it for little loose items like zip ties, zelco straps, etc so that I don't have a bag or something taking up space where I want to stack larger items.


This net is attached to the side wall of my underneath storage to hold wipes near where I have the sewer hose and such.


I also like collapsable/swinging paper towel holders. The first one is attached to the inside of the door to my outside kitchen. It swings into place when I open it up. The second one is attached to the subfloor at the top of my underneath storage.




Lastly, I like cuphooks. They work at the top of a compartment like in the subflooring or the sides, like in this case in my outdoor kitchen.

[ependydad]

Great work! I tried drilling into my storage hatch door and 2 of the 4 holes went straight through. Sad day.

[RockwoodTexan]

Yeah, I measured the screw length first. I also found that the material in the storage doors doesn't always allow for a good grip with a screw.

[Tinatina]

Good ideas! Thanks for sharing!