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Jerrym

Jerrym

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Has any one solved the storage problem on a 2014 Burnster ixeo time the garage is brilliant for our bicycles that’s why we purchase in first place but everything else has to be placed around and on top of each other how can I solve this
 
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Trailer. We have a box trailer - 6ft x 4ft x 2,5ft. Gets used when we are on a decent trip and is used for all sorts of bulky kit.

We also have a m/cycle trailer and have just bought a small car trailer so the tow bar is well used. (Obviously can't tow more than one trailer at a time before anyone gets smart!!!)
 
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Stackable storage boxes can help you get organised, but won't be any good for larger items like outdoor chairs and table. We put those sized things upright against the front and rear walls of the garage and hold with bungees.

What exactly are you trying to get in?
 
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How about a framework to hold euro crates-
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mushy said:
Carry less junk that you never use.
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I really like this answer!
We don’t have a garage and I know that we carry more than we actually need, every now & then I blitz the van and chuck out anything that hasn’t been used for a while.....!
A garage would be lovely for wet clothes and muddy boots/dog, but, I know it would get filled with....”well we have the space, and we might need it”....stuff!
 
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It wouldn't matter how much storage we had it wouldn't be enough, Chris with her handbags, shoes and dresses for every occasion.

Once whilst I was out sailing in the Med, I had been on the boat for 3 months my footwear consisted of a pair of walking/ trekking type sandals and 1 pair of deck shoes.
I sailed into Kefelonia to pick Chris up, we had a planned 10 days together sailing up to Corfu were Chris would then catch a flight home.

So 10 days on a yacht and Chris bought 13 pair of shoes.....

What do I know I'm just a bloke.

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Providing you fit plenty of lashing eyes to the rails it's easy to secure stuff.
We have a spare wheel, 3 storage bins or tools & spares, shovel, snow shovel, 2 x e- bikes, twin tub washing machine, spare cassette, tables, chairs, ramps, bread crate bases, awning mat and loads of other junk,
 
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WOW, your mobile garages have got more treasures (junk) than mine, and it has walls and a roof!! and a lot neater
Good thing MH's do not have attics but then many do utilise the overhead bunks as such.
 
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Lenny HB said:
But it's empty!
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I know - NO just in case crap, I like to travel light.
Still room to take a motorbike to the IOM.
Did you spot the wine case.
I fitted a wooden rail on the floor at wine crate's width at both ends, save the wine sliding about and 6 bottle pack weirdly all seem to be the same size.
 
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peterc10 said:
Stackable storage boxes can help you get organised, but won't be any good for larger items like outdoor chairs and table. We put those sized things upright against the front and rear walls of the garage and hold with bungees.

What exactly are you trying to get in?
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Just need to get space organised was sort of hoping someone might know of a shelving system although there have been some useful suggestions most reply’s are useless
 
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Jerrym said:
Just need to get space organised was sort of hoping someone might know of a shelving system although there have been some useful suggestions most reply’s are useless
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Hymer do a slide out shelving system.
Burstner do a simpler system and a sperate slide out draw looking at a couple of grand for the pair.

shop.buerstner.com

Garage shelving system

The garage shelving system with folding boxes ensures a tidy rear stowage area and secure stowage of luggage and supplies. The rear stowage area is optimally utilized, the folding boxes can be folded together if desired and swiveled...
shop.buerstner.com shop.buerstner.com
 
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Lenny HB said:
Hymer do a slide out shelving system.
Burstner do a simpler system and a sperate slide out draw looking at a couple of grand for the pair.

shop.buerstner.com

Garage shelving system

The garage shelving system with folding boxes ensures a tidy rear stowage area and secure stowage of luggage and supplies. The rear stowage area is optimally utilized, the folding boxes can be folded together if desired and swiveled...
shop.buerstner.com shop.buerstner.com
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Thanks for the link I just knew someone would have the right idea thanks again
 
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Stealaway said:
Try Wilco
Any amount of storage and all you need?

www.wilko.com

Buy Storage Drawers | Plastic | wilko

Browse for spacious storage drawers to help keep your home organised and clutter-free. Shop for drawer units for bathrooms and bedrooms at wilko.
www.wilko.com www.wilko.com
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That’s just putting something else on the floor which I’m try to keep clear thanks tho

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My new Lyseo has a black raised section to the front. I've just filled that bit, the drawers are very light but sturdy.
 
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“Just need to get space organised was sort of hoping someone might know of a shelving system although there have been some useful suggestions most reply’s are useless”

yeh, but fun....?
 
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