Alternatives to IKEA Kuggis storage for cupboards

[RosscoPCole74]

As those boxes are so expensive why not just get the extra drawers?

 

[Jimmylondon07]

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As those boxes are so expensive why not just get the extra drawers?

We need our Portapotti within easy reach for our three year old so it lives in the right hand cupboard on a Brandrup tray. If we didn’t then those draws are a better buy all day long in my view.

 

[Lee.Van.Cleef]

My boxes arrived today. I just ordered the left hand cupboard ones and the fees broke down as follows:

Boxes: £171.01
Import VAT: £34.86
Clearance fee: £12.00
Non-sterling currency fee from bank: £4.70
Total: £222.57

They look great, are good quality and will definitely make our life easier but that is an awful lot of money. We carry a Portapotti in our right cupboard so I wanted to maximise every inch of space in the left one. Nevertheless I’ve had to lie to the Mrs about what they cost.

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Were you able to get them to deduct the German VAT? I think it's about 19%.

 

[Jimmylondon07]

Were you able to get them to deduct the German VAT? I think it's about 19%.

From what I could see I didn’t pay German VAT. Think they came to €199.99 including shipping.

 

[Resfeber]

Planning to do our first night stay at a campsite this coming weekend in our new Cali and just about to sort the cupboard storage out. I’d planned to use the IKEA Kuggis containers as per Sarah and Will from Campervan Time’s YT video (if anyones seen it) but it seems IKEA no longer do the shallower Kuggis box which is 8cm I believe. So now I’m not sure what boxes / drawers etc I’m going to use. I could just through stuff in the cupboards for this weekend as havent really got time to spend googling box sizes this week but do want to find a good solution going forward.

What suggestions have people got?

These work for us

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[RosscoPCole74]

We need our Portapotti within easy reach for our three year old so it lives in the right hand cupboard on a Brandrup tray. If we didn’t then those draws are a better buy all day long in my view.

We have one of these lurking in the drawer under the rear bench.

 

[CamperFam]

For kids, the fold out always wins. Tbh, our portapotti only ever comes out on trips and even then, only setup in the awning for when toilet trips can’t be made quickly.

 

[Jimmylondon07]

For kids, the fold out always wins. Tbh, our portapotti only ever comes out on trips and even then, only setup in the awning for when toilet trips can’t be made quickly.

It’s nothing to do with me pissing like a horse during the night. Shush.

 

[Timø]

Actually, I visited the Ikea store in Glasgow this evening because my Kuggis lid in the cutlery drawer had snapped and found loads of lids 26x35cm in white plastic and also a rather natty one slightly thicker in bamboo. Fits a treat although may take a little technique to slide it back to lift it out. Anyway it makes a great chopping board too.
Sorry the photos are poor but just took a quick shot of them in the dark.