storing glassware

Gbopp you funny man! I like it. We have to use glass as Mad Dog 20-20 can eat plastic. Does it come in cans? :)

we do the same as az

we put our glass wine glasses in two places- the Waterford hang from a wine glass rack with rubber stoppers keeping them from clanking against each other, the cheap glass ones go in a box, each in their own sock.

I store my mugs (mostly ceramic) and tumblers (plastic) on a shelf in a cupboard in my motorhome. With the rubberized shelf material, they don't tend to rattle too much, at least not more than the silverware and pots and pans, and so far none have been broken.

We put the glasses in the cupboard as we do at home and don't have any issues with breakage.

We have unbreakable insulated Tervis tumblers in two sizes in the RV, plus more at home. Love them because they are USA-made right here in our Florida town and have been for 70 years. Also because they have a lifetime guarantee, which we have utilized a couple of times.

Acrylic Glasses
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=acrylic+wine+glass&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aacrylic+wine+glass

Why bother with wine glasses?
We would rather spend the money on really good wine.

We drink it straight from the can. :B

About 6 years ago, at a Good Sam Rally, we found a vender selling adjustable plastic racks for glasses. They resemble the cardboard dividers you see in wine bottle cases, only shorter and made from plastic. Unfortunately I did not keep the vendors information and I have never found a like product. Works well for all glasses and cups, except for our Martini glasses which we wrap in bubble wrap and store upside down.

We rough it with plastic variants of all of those glasses....