Additional shelving in motorhome cupboards.

[Bill]

Anyone got any neat solutions?

The cupboards are much higher than they are deep, so the top half is pretty useless most of the time unless you stack things up. And then it all falls out when you open the door (or you have to remove it to get to the bits underneath.)

My basic plan is to use those plastic blocks to support some ply shelves, but it's going to be hard to match the cabinet colour (birch effect I guess) and make the front neat.

[GAjon]

I had to do a repair on one of the bathroom shelves in mine, where water had damaged the top surface.
I used some wood effect self adhesive vynyl from B&Q and got a pretty good colour match.
Pretty easy to use.

[CDP]

Have you looked at these guys for matching board?

http://www.magnummotorhomes.co.uk/

[Bill]

I haven't seen them specifically, but that's the sort of thing I'm after. Tbh I was wondering of anyone had any similarly light alternatives as I can't believe I'm thenonly person to have gone through this.

[Irish]

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/20714/Adapt-a-Shelf

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/20645/Add-a-Shelf

We use these in our kitchen cupboards. Some come with lips to avoid things sliding off. Great bits of flexible kit.

[Bill]

Brilliant, those look perfect, ta.

[Irish]

Bill said:

Brilliant, those look perfect, ta.

Ah,these are the onces with the ridges that we use:

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/22249/Slimline-Handy-She...

[Bill]

Yep, already found and ordered a couple of those too.