Couple of shelves added

[Mach1tosh]

The Mrs. wanted shelves in her closet like on my side. No real need for the hanging space with a wardrobe in the rear bath.
So I picked up some hardware and cut up a bit of plywood from the garage and added 2 shelves to her cupboard and 1 over the dinette. Nice tall cupboard now much easier to get things in and out of.
The bedside cupboard is too narrow for my relatively wide frame so I had to resort too green tape and reverse view (takes a bit of coordination) to place the shelf supports.
Please excuse the sideways pictures cell phones

[RogerR]

Thinking about that for my 195RB bedside cupboards, Could you post some closeups and describe your method for securing the shelves?

Not familiar with that kind of shelf bracket or where to get it.

[Mach1tosh]

I'll get the camera out tomorrow for right side up pics

I got the hardware in the shelving/closet/storage at Home Depot. It is identical to the existing except for the color.
The tab of the shelf support fits into the slots on the upright which is attached with screws to the cupboard walls. The shelf just sits on the tabs and can be moved up or down as long as the walls holding the uprights are parallel. The back wall of the tall cupboard is angled being the front wall of the trailer so no adjustment there as the shelf is only long enough for it's present location.

[Mach1tosh]

So here are more pics of the shelving mod.
First one is the actual upright and clips close up. They are Knape & Vogt and can also be purchased on Amazon.
Second one shows attaching the upright to the wall. Be careful when drilling into paneling it's not thick and could strip easily.
Third one shows the clip orientation in the upright.
Fourth one, add the shelf to the cupboard., and finally # 5 fill the cupboard that now has 2 levels of shelving so you're not always taking stuff out to get at the bottom of the pile.
The bungees keep things from bouncing out (mostly) on the forest roads we travel to backwoods camping