Hooks & Organizers

Organizing an RV that moves

Storage in a moving rig has one extra test a house never applies: will it still hold over a washboard road. Every piece here is built to pass that test rather than just look tidy on a shelf.

• Rubber tool and rod holders. Whitecap's spring-rubber holders grip broom handles, fishing rods, and tools by diameter. Check the size — 3/8-inch, 1-inch, and up — against what you're hanging so it holds without being forced.
• Cleats and door hooks. A 6-inch nylon cleat gives you a tie-down point for rope up to 3/4 inch; the chrome-plated brass cabin hook holds a door open on breezy days so it isn't banging the frame.
• Cup holders. The adjustable JR Products holder folds flat when it's not needed and takes up to a 44-ounce cup at a dinette or beside a chair.
• Track bungees and straps. SmartStraps 9-inch track bungees clip into E-track and L-track to lash gear in a bay or garage — match them to the track already mounted.
• UV resistance. Anything sitting in sun through a window should be UV-rated, like the black Whitecap rubber holder pair, so it doesn't go brittle within a season.

For doors and drawers that need to latch shut rather than just hang, see latches and catches. Larger interior pieces like seating and tables sit under RV furniture.