Drinking glass holders?

If you pack them tight enough, they can't go anywhere.

That's where we store the spare dish towels-around the few glass drinking and wine glasses we carry .

We don't use anything...but maybe something like this....

Drinking Glass Holder ...HERE,,,

Use plastic cups, stack them, and turn them over sideways.

We carry nothing breakable -- when we are bouncing over rough forest roads, nothing glass or ceramic could survive. The cabinets stay shut, but the stuff inside rattles around violently.

We intentionally bought 6 or 7 on glasses and they fit very nicely in an old six pack beer bottle carrier, there free if you drink the beer.

D.E.Bishop wrote:
We intentionally bought 6 or 7 on glasses and they fit very nicely in an old six pack beer bottle carrier, there free if you drink the beer.

Yup, a soda pop carrier works well, too. IME, paper towels are the best packing material for an RV kitchen. I don't have big shaking going on in my rig (torsion axles with shock absorbers) but packing everything with the paper towels surrounding is foolproof. I also never run out of paper towels.

I mounted a rack for organizing waxed paper, aluminum foil, storage bags, etc. (link below)on the inside of a cupboard and can easily stack and store our Tupperware glasses there without them moving. The trick is to mount it inside a cupboard with enough space to allow the width and height of the rack and glasses.

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Hope this helps.

Kathy

We have some very tall glasses for iced tea etc. We use the kind tacky but very soft shelf lining and turn them upside down in the cabinet, close together. We have had a minor jumble with them a time or two but nothing broken.
I envision a divider or rack sized, for glasses,stored upside down, on the shelf, to keep them from moving sideways, maybe with padded vinyl etc on the edges for those with a few tools and time.

100's .......Drinking Glass Holders

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