Do you have shoes thrown here and there and all over your RV and need to find shoe storage in your RV? What this couple built could be a solution for you, too. As I was walking past an RV yesterday, I noticed a bank of shoes near their door. I had to stop and ask. Michelle Main and James Sullenbarger graciously showed me their ingenious shoe system.
Michelle likes shoes, and when they downsized from their Class A to their new Jayco Class C, she knew right away she needed something to hold her collection. Near their door was the perfect unused space, just enough to hold shoes. She searched all over for something that would fit there and finally decided that they needed to build a custom shoe shelf.
Custom shoe storage in their RV: Built to fit
They measured the space and built the wood shelves to fit the shoes and space. They were able to secure it to the frame in existing holes. A piece of Velcro had been screwed into the frame to hold open a curtain and they were able to remove the Velcro and use those points to fasten the shoe rack to the wall.
Curtain for travel
Michelle then made a decorative curtain to hold the shoes in place while traveling. Genius!
One for you?
Next time you find yourself putting your shoes away, look around your RV and see if there’s an unused space where you could build something like this that keeps them neat and organized. If you need some ideas, click the links below.
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This is a great Idea and would work in our class c. I have a seat in the same place in my RV and I made a seat cover with pockets on the back for shoes.
The queen size bed in our coach is on a raised platform. So I used screw-in eyelets to hold a bungee cord about 5″ off the floor around the accessible part of the base. There is a skirt on the frame that hides the shoes and sandals we aren’t currently wearing we stand up are held in place by the bungee cord.
I like this idea! We have the same bed setup. My wife and I are always trying to find places to store our walking shoes, sandals, etc. I think I can utilize that dead space.
Very cool solution. Thank you, Nanci. We don’t travel full-time, so we pack about as many shoes as the trip we’re taking requires. The number rarely covers our closet floor. We do rotate them, leaving the pair we are currently (or next) wearing beneath the steering wheel of the MH, while the rest are in the closet in the rear.