Hanging Stuff June 15, 2021, 04:52:04 pm We’ve only made a couple of shorter trips in the LD but it became apparent right off that we needed a place to hang stuff like keys, leashes, etc. The next consideration was where would a hanger be handy to the coach door but unobtrusive? After looking around in the coach, and a bit on Amazon, I found these plastic vertical hangers that would fit perfectly next to the door. I drilled two holes through the fabric covered dinette valance and screwed them in. The screws that came with it were way too long so I used some shorter screws. The hangers come in different colors so you can customize to your taste. 13 Likes
Re: Hanging Stuff Reply #1 – June 15, 2021, 06:42:48 pm Very nice! I’m going to copy that idea.😁 3 Likes
Re: Hanging Stuff Reply #2 – June 16, 2021, 09:58:05 am Amazon.com: Multi-Functional Vertical Hooks- Made in The USA- Hook Solutions... 1 Likes As an Amazon Associate Lazy Daze Owners' Group earns from qualifying purchases.
Re: Hanging Stuff Reply #3 – June 16, 2021, 10:05:03 am I tried a multi-hook a while back, but found that items hanging on it, e.g., visors, keys, dog leash, etc., got tangled with its "neighbors"; trying to lift one item off a hook often ended up with a few other things falling off and ending up in a heap on the floor.YMMV, as always. 2 Likes
Re: Hanging Stuff Reply #4 – June 16, 2021, 11:39:20 am For leashes (we have two dogs) and the awning winderupper (sorry about the use of technological terms) we hung a foot long bungee cord from the valance above the door’s window shade. We did this on the door’s hinge side. That allowed (on the 07Mid Bath) the items being hung to pass through the grab handle which keeps them in place while on the road. What was nice about this is the items were high enough to reach while inside and low enough to reach when standing outside. 4 Likes
Re: Hanging Stuff Reply #5 – June 17, 2021, 10:32:29 am Quote from: Joan - June 16, 2021, 10:05:03 amI tried a multi-hook a while back, but found that items hanging on it, e.g., visors, keys, dog leash, etc., got tangled with its "neighbors"; trying to lift one item off a hook often ended up with a few other things falling off and ending up in a heap on the floor.Good point, Joan. We’ll test it over the next couple of long trips we have planned this year. I thinking that keeping the longer items lower and putting keys and smaller items up higher will help with that issue. 2 Likes
Re: Hanging Stuff Reply #6 – June 17, 2021, 11:33:25 am Greg,I really hate rattles and squeaks, so I don't hang things in the rig, except for my ball caps.I put all of our key rings on the bottom of the little cabinet adjacent to the entry door. I also keep flash lights/head lights/ black light there as well. The dog leash, poop bags and dog brush go into the shelf above the door. It works for us and is quiet.Harold 2 Likes
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