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I got my storage sorted out for longer stays by using a set of plastic drawers, the narrow type with four drawers in it. I know Homebase are selling some for about £15 at the moment and they seem sturdier than most. I don't dismantle them, I just lift them out of the shed with their contents in place and it fits into my hatchback.
Then I have a Royal 'wardrobe', which is a unit with shelves and a mesh door on the front. It has a roll type slatted top which I put the kettle on. The unit is 90cm tall which is the similar to a kitchen worktop height so it helps my back.
For small things I have a small toolbox, the cutlery goes in the bottom and the compartments are full of satchets of salt, pepper, red sauce etc. I just keep it on top of the plastic set of drawers.
On short stays I use the old fashioned laundry bags with the zip up top. I use two of them and keep them at the side of the tent. One for food and the other for crockery. I still use the toolbox for weekends as it's always packed too.
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