More RV storage may be just around the corner! Literally! Take a look at these tips and tricks for RV corner storage in your rig.
Cornering all the stuff
Every RV has corners. Room corners are obvious, but don’t forget the corner that’s formed at the end of cabinets. There may be corners inside your RV refrigerator, in the shower, and closets, too. Once you’ve identified usable corners, it’s time to decide which items you want to put in that space.
Living space
Because of an abundance of windows, we do not have many usable corners in our RV’s living space. That’s why I like these tiny corner shelves. There’s enough space on each shelf for our Bluetooth speaker, framed photo, or decorative item.
Kitchen
This corner roll-up drying rack/drainer fits almost any RV sink and it easily rolls up on travel days. Use it as shown for sponges and soap, or as a tiny drying rack if you’re just drying a few things.
These corner wine storage shelves will keep everything in one place and ready for wine time. It’s perfect for that empty corner in your RV kitchen or dining space.
Bath
This corner shelving works in the shower as well as in any corner of your RV bath and other spaces, too. Bonus: It holds up to 44 pounds!
If your shower enclosure is rounded (no corners) this tension rod storage will contain your shampoo, soap, razor, washcloth, and more. Bonus: Think about other rooms where this may also work.
Bunkroom
RVing with children means finding storage space for toys as well as clothes. If you suspend a corner net like this one, stuffed animals and other toys will have a dedicated storage space. This could even work for extra blankets, towels, or pillows, too.
This vertical storage is unique and another alternative for children’s toy storage. It would also work for storing rolled bath towels or beach towels or even your clothing.
Do you have any tips and tricks for RV corner storage? Please share them in the comments below. Thanks!
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These are all good ideas. The problem for me is, I’m always looking to find stuff I can remove from our trailer, not fit in more stuff.
Thank you, Gail! 🙂 So many great options! We may be able to use some of these in the house. Our RV, much like yours, has essentially no corners that are usable because of the windows. There are two in the bedroom. I’ll see if DW wants to put a small shelf in either. Thanks again and safe travels! 🙂
Really unusual items. Thanks.
Speaking of corners: anything used for storage in an RV should be square, or triangular as today’s examples, or tailored to the exact spot available. Round baskets, round plastic containers, canisters etc. are just an invitation to wasted space. Retrain your eye to spot the things that will actually make the most of your shelves and drawers.
My DW purchased one of the corner sink racks. When I saw it, I figured it was a waste of money. I was wrong. Just hold enough like scrubbies or sponges and keeps them off the counter.