Coathooks and towel rails

Larkrise · Feb 25, 2015

We have an over the sink side shelf (very useful) but a couple of hooks somewhere over the heater on the other side would be great for drying towels.

calikev · Feb 25, 2015

One set left :thumb

Spud · Feb 27, 2015

Hi, we have large suction hooks for use outside and attach line for washing etc in the sunshine, and I made a shelf which fits without any drilling and stays there whether bed up or down, we did have a request for one from the meet at Cirencester but we lost the bit of paper with details on. They are just spray painted, really useful for keys, phones tea coffee etc!

LindaF · Feb 27, 2015

Maud said:
I bought battery powered fairy lights from lights4fun.co.uk. I did find these when looking though http://www.festive-lights.com/chris..._campaign=gb&gclid=COnvzrHA88MCFcHMtAodq0IA8A

I may have to get some solar powered ones for the awning too

Maud

Thanks for the tip Maud - have just ordered a couple of sets of 12v lights for our van :thumb

acer · Feb 27, 2015

Spud said:
Hi, we have large suction hooks for use outside and attach line for washing etc in the sunshine, and I made a shelf which fits without any drilling and stays there whether bed up or down, we did have a request for one from the meet at Cirencester but we lost the bit of paper with details on. They are just spray painted, really useful for keys, phones tea coffee etc!View attachment 6983

Love that! Is it rattle-free too? I can't wait to get creative

Spud · Feb 27, 2015

Definitely no rattles, we leave tea coffee etc on when travelling as it's got a lip on edge and non slip material on! Recommend the fairy lights mine went down well at Cirencester and Halloween!!

marchugo · Mar 3, 2015

Maybe slightly off topic, but this is what I built some years ago with aluminium plate. Holds still in freezing weather and hot summers:

All the best from Amsterdam,

Marc.