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Quote: Originally posted by TraceyD on 04/3/2016

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We have a low larder for our clothes, top of it is then useful for putting stuff on top, lamp, toiletries, etc.

Because we have campbeds we also have more storage under the beds, which is great for shoes and bags.

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Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 04/3/2016

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Plastic drawers? Sounds painful!

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Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 04/3/2016

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Tesco's bags for life are good enough for me. I use one for my clothes and one for bits and pieces that don't seem to have a place anywhere else, like dry snacks (biscuits and crisps, maps, torches, tea and coffee containers etc.). Both bags usually sit on the floor in the bedroom pod.

My main problem with clothes, whether using a holdall or bags is that they start off all nicely folded and stacked neatly in the bags until the first time I can't find something and then the whole lot gets turfed out and thrown back in a total mess.

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Quote: Originally posted by danielvanc on 04/3/2016

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Quote: Originally posted by TraceyD on 04/3/2016

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We have a low larder for our clothes, top of it is then useful for putting stuff on top, lamp, toiletries, etc.

Because we have campbeds we also have more storage under the beds, which is great for shoes and bags.

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Hi Tracey, where did you get that low larder from?

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