plate holders
Posted: 05 Dec 2006, 21:18
do any of you nice people know of a device that screws to the back of a cupboard door that will hold plates and maybe a few other bits.
jed
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Posted: 05 Dec 2006, 21:24
Seen something along those lines in a few of the camper type shops. have a look at O learys site, also Leisureshop direct, I`ve had good service from both of them.
Re: plate holders
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 08:51
jed the spread wrote:do any of you nice people know of a device that screws to the back of a cupboard door that will hold plates and maybe a few other bits.
jed
........Bluetac.........
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 12:02
http://www.campingandleisure.co.uk/cata ... cts_id=433
Or mebbe a home built jobbie with dowel, like a vertical ladder ?
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Or mebbe a home built jobbie with dowel, like a vertical ladder ?
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Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 12:06
Why not just get a cheapo picnic rucksack from somewhere like Robert Dyas, you can then keep it all in there and just put the rucksack in a cupboard..........we got one for £10, 4 plates, wine glasses, knives, forks, cheese knife, chopping board, salt & pepper shakers, napkins 
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 15:24
I thought you meant an ornamental one like nans have to display their china 
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 17:04
I have one of these.....
best picture i have right now, but in the bottom edge of this pic, is one of these\/
best picture i have right now, but in the bottom edge of this pic, is one of these\/
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 17:58
Jed, just use a crate !
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 18:41
Mocki wrote:I have one of these.....
best picture i have right now, but in the bottom edge of this pic, is one of these\/
why have you got all the waTer.....you have a waTer tank for that leavign more space for jars of marmalade
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 20:30
this forum is for campers?
or is it welsh dressers?
or is it welsh dressers?
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 20:56
some good replyes here 
i think the blue tack is a no go thanks shepster.i wanted them in the door so i wasnt rumiding through the emptys in the cupboard 
looking for plates.
i bet mocki didnt buy that water he wouldnt have paid for it when you can get it free int tap hes just showing off.look hes even got a couple of drinks for the ladys with orange caps.flash bstard
jed
i think the blue tack is a no go thanks shepster.i wanted them in the door so i wasnt rumiding through the emptys in the cupboard looking for plates.i bet mocki didnt buy that water he wouldnt have paid for it when you can get it free int tap
hes just showing off.look hes even got a couple of drinks for the ladys with orange caps.flash bstardjed
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 21:01
The flibbertimidget drinks all his pop even 'tho "he doesnt do kids"
Posted: 06 Dec 2006, 23:12
that picture is years old from my hard drive. couldn't take a current one tonight. no digital camera right now......
but you get the idea?
as for the water, its always a good idea to have a back up. incase you can't get a fill up when sleepyspotting....
but you get the idea?
as for the water, its always a good idea to have a back up. incase you can't get a fill up when sleepyspotting....