Pantry Shelves - 377RLBH

[Redbird7]

Is anyone having trouble with the adjustable shelves in the pantry on an 377? I had my shelves rebuilt once and the plastic strips replaced at the same time. I just noticed that the strips are breaking again.

Has anyone replaced them with a more solid bracket?

[Hoojs12840]

How many screws do they have in the strips? That's very odd I have a lot of weight on mine and they are fine.


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2013 GMC Sierra 2500 CC 4WD
2016 Jayco Northpoint 377RLBH

[Magnolia Tom]

Those must be the big bottles of jack, Jim, and crown [emoji3]



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[Bookemdanno]

Originally Posted by Magnolia Tom

Those must be the big bottles of jack, Jim, and crown [emoji3]



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I was just about to type something along the same lines! Buy the smaller bottles!

[Redbird7]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing, but those bottles are on the bottom. This shelf had A1, 57, and such. Heaviest thing was the syrup.

[oldmanAZ]

You need to invite us to get loaded and unload the shelf.

[Redbird7]

Come on! We always have something you will like.

[freddirkse]

We've broken quite a few of the little plastic pieces as well, causing some messes We've completely restocked the pantry, putting any/all heavy items (a.k.a. Jim, Jack, and Johnny) on the bottom solid shelf and the floating shelves now hold only light stuff like cereal, chips, bread, etc.
I am planning on replacing the adjustable shelves with permanent, sliding shelves, so I'm not too worried about it currently and we haven't had any issues with the plastic breaking since we restocked everything.

[Redbird7]

I broke my shelves again. Nothing that heavy. I cut up the strips and doubled them up. Next time it will be permanent shelves.

[klassic]

On the top shelf we have 12 pack Diet Coke, 6 pack small juice bottles 2 1 gallon jugs of water and a few cans of canned stuff. Bumpy drive there and back. No problems

Will lighten the load just incase now though, but all seems well.

[Redbird7]

Yeah, I do not trust those plastic supports. I did notice that they were not screw in but stapled. This is a design flaw because it allowed them to buckle. Also only 3 of the 4 pegs were making contact on the shelf.

[RobinA]

We had same problem on the top shelf. We had 5 or 6 liquor bottles up there. After reading your post I went and checked ours and sure enough the little tabs were not completely broken but bent down. Looks like we caught it just in time. I re-arranged all of the pantry. I was storing my coffee pot on the second shelf and move it along with all heavier bottles to the bottom shelf and keep the lighter stuff on the top two shelves. We were able to salvage the plastic tabs and click them back in, however, I still moved the shelf up one notch to be safe. Thanks for the heads up!

[MicheleO]

Mine have not broke (yet), but they made the shelves so wide that I can't adjust them. I can adjust those in the bunk house but not in the pantry. Sadly, I can't get them to move up or down so we will likely have to bust them with a hammer to remove them and replace with something else.

[RobinA]

MicheleO have you tried pushing the tabs in to move the shelves? The little plastic tabs should push in allowing you to move the shelf.

[MicheleO]

I can push the plastic tabs but the wood is too wide to allow the shelf to go up and down. It's like they should be 1/4 inch narrower. There is more clearance on the shelves in the bunkhouse and I can push the tabs and move the shelves.