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Old 10-15-2016, 09:38 PM   #1
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Pots/pans storage question

We have a 2000 26ft Travel trailer.

What have you done to store pots and pans while traveling?

Any creative ideas?

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Old 10-15-2016, 11:07 PM   #2
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I store the pots & pans under the dinette seat.
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Old 10-16-2016, 07:07 AM   #3
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Mine go under the sink.. frypans inside the oven
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We store them in 2 drawers, one under the fridge and one under the kitchen counter area.
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Old 10-16-2016, 07:48 AM   #5
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I store the pots & pans under the dinette seat.
I do this as well, they sit in the little black tote that slides under the seat.
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Old 10-16-2016, 07:58 AM   #6
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As of rite now mine are in the cabinets under the kitchen sink (with the occasional rodent presents placed in them)
I'm looking for a tote with a lid and wheels that will fit in the storage under the dinette seats.

we don't rent pigs
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Old 10-16-2016, 08:30 AM   #7
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Padding

We are fortunate to have a pot drawer. But keeping the pots from getting damaged is a challenge in any storage. My wife bought a roll of non-skid pads, the kind you line cupboards with, and cut them to fit around the pots while they nest inside each other.
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Old 10-16-2016, 09:10 AM   #8
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We also keep ours under the dinette. Ours has the expandable u shaped dinette seats so it is like a drawer underneath. One side is pots and frying pans on the other side is where I keep my cookie sheets, and larger plastic mixing bowls.
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Old 10-16-2016, 10:42 AM   #9
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We are fortunate to have a pot drawer. But keeping the pots from getting damaged is a challenge in any storage. My wife bought a roll of non-skid pads, the kind you line cupboards with, and cut them to fit around the pots while they nest inside each other.
That's what we've always done to cut down on the noise while traveling.
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I store mine in the side cabinet as you come in the camper under the sink. I have a Cuisinart camping stainless set with the removable handles ever since our first RV. They all stacks nicely in a bag. For frying pans, I stack them with squares of duck brand shelf liner in between so they don't scratch or rattle. Baking sheets go flat under everything. All my cooking pans go in this cabinet. On a side note, I have a square storage ottoman that I put the coffee maker, stand/drawer for coffee pods and a ninja shake maker in when traveling and take them out when we arrive and put back on the counter. When we had the motorhome I kept a roll of shelf liner in the MH. When I heard a rattle, I would cut a piece and place it to stop the rattle. With the camper, rattling is not an issue with me now.
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