space containment

2gypsies wrote:
Go to a Dollar Store for small baskets that will fit to hold spices, first aid stuff, etc. If you have empty space toss in some paper towels, toilet paper, Kleenex boxes, etc. to keep things from moving around.

We do the same thing.

To hold bottles and cans of things we take on every trip, we have shortened empty plastic bottles and anchored them with earthquake putty.[/img]

The cut-off bottles do a great job of keeping things in place when the cupboard is not full.

Empty space? That's what we had when we first bought our fifth wheel. We got rid of all of it in a short time. Problem solved!

Shocks on trailer

WE just put our plates, cubs, bowls in cabinet and no issues.

Also had one double door cabinet that Nortake China was in. No extra packing no extra precautions.

Shocks on trailer.

you can't have enough paper towels or napkins or TP along.... use that to fill up your extra space in the cabinets.

Go to a Dollar Store for small baskets that will fit to hold spices, first aid stuff, etc. If you have empty space toss in some paper towels, toilet paper, Kleenex boxes, etc. to keep things from moving around.

My trailer weight seems to grow with time :E

rfrsrrv wrote:
Ok so now that i have figured out how much stuff i need to take with me i now need to know how to handle the empty space in the cabinets so everything stays where i put it pretty much?

You obviously haven't spent enough time in Camping World! :E Once you spend enough time (and money) there, you will be looking for a larger rig!! :B

rjxj wrote:
I have organized a lot of stuff using cardboard storage bins. This is just one example. Shop around.
Bins

I have also used various plastic bins and velcro them to prevent sliding around.

I do the same thing with plastic rubbermaid containers in my bathroom and below the sink areas. I also use wire racks for the plates and dishware.

My wife throws pillows in some of the cabinets. Spring loaded rods in others.
Anti skid material in all of the cabinets as well as between pots and pans,