How do you secure items in basement pass-through storage?

[Twoshadycampers]

Hello everyone,

We purchased a Precept 31UL this spring and so far are loving it. We recently purchased two zero gravity chairs and want to store them in the basement pass-through compartment. How do you keep your items in the pass though secure during travel? Sorry, the photo came through upside down (gotta love tech). Thank you, Sue

[cfisher523]

I used self-adhesive rubber tiles. I put them two rows deep on the pass-thru, on either side. Anything sitting on them stays put and anything between them can't slide past them. I used something like this:

https://www.harborfreight.com/self-a...mat-98858.html

[namusmc65]

Geez, I have so much stuff in my pass thru it can't possibly move around during travel! LOL

[RetiredOne]

I screwed tie down loops to the side walls of the compartments, then use bungie cords to hold the gear against the walls so it doesn't fall over or bounce around.

[Dbrown]

I have the same MH and zero gravity chairs and wrap one in a 72" x 80" Moving Blanket and the other chair on top of it. they never move and it protects them. The blanket is about $9.00.

[Foretm]

Originally Posted by namusmc65

Geez, I have so much stuff in my pass thru it can't possibly move around during travel! LOL

X2

[Rice1951]

I used stainless steel bolts with loops on the end to attach bungee cords to. I drilled holes in the compartment walls at predetermined locations and secured the bolts with SS fender washers on both sides and a SS nut and lock washer on the outside. They are very solid and won’t come loose as the coach bounces down the road. I don’t ever foresee removing them but it would be easy enough to plug the holes if that were the case.

[dgantz]

I use the passenger side rear compartment in our 36T for our 2 air chairs, 2 folding chairs and folding table . I just wrapped a 1" tie strap around them and they all set on there side. Works great for us.

[315Precept]

I use ratchet straps with hooks that I mounted in the bay.

[Larryjcarter]

Originally Posted by cfisher523

I used self-adhesive rubber tiles. I put them two rows deep on the pass-thru, on either side. Anything sitting on them stays put and anything between them can't slide past them. I used something like this:

https://www.harborfreight.com/self-a...mat-98858.html

I like this solution...

[Siamese]

The kids and the dog ride back there, so they must work it out somehow.

[Cannon]

1 bin with water houses, 1 bin with extension cords, 1 bin with cables for tv, 1 bin with miscellaneous repair parts, 3 gravity recliners, 2 small fold up tables, 1 10x10 pop up canopy, 2 corn hole boards, small air compressor, 1 fan, 4 wheel chocks, 1 set stabilizer pads, 50amp shore power cable, 40" outdoor tv and 6ft step ladder. When the doors shut no room to move.

[Bookemdanno]

My advise (take it for what it's worth...maybe a penny), I had to replace my mother board for the LCI leveling system that is on the roof of the basement. The mobile repair guy advised that he thought I hit a bump, which caused the stuff in my basement to bounce up and hit the mother board causing the damage. I now have a plastic Tupperware container screwed in as a cover to protect it.

[Cannon]

Originally Posted by Bookemdanno

My advise (take it for what it's worth...maybe a penny), I had to replace my mother board for the LCI leveling system that is on the roof of the basement. The mobile repair guy advised that he thought I hit a bump, which caused the stuff in my basement to bounce up and hit the mother board causing the damage. I now have a plastic Tupperware container screwed in as a cover to protect it.

Thanks, I'll take a look at that.

[Dargo]

Originally Posted by namusmc65

Geez, I have so much stuff in my pass thru it can't possibly move around during travel! LOL

X4

[Johnnymailman]

I just use a rubber floor runner mat cut to length. Like everyone else mine is pretty full, with totes, wheel chocs and barbecue and such.

[Vicr]

[twdenman]

I store them on edge.

[Eldecker]

Zero Gravity chairs should float to the top of the stuff.....shouldn’t they?

[Johnnymailman]

Originally Posted by eldecker

zero gravity chairs should float to the top of the stuff.....shouldn’t they?

nice