Adding shelves to 400 kitchen cabinet

Michael49

I'm thinking of adding one or two shelves to the cabinets above the kitchen counter in our 400.

I was looking at some pin type shelf holders that we have in our house and was thinking this would be a simple and adjustable method of adding cabinets - is this a stupid idea in a RV though? Would they bounce around while driving?

https://www.amazon.com/VAKOGAL-Nickel-Plated-Material-Anti-Corrosion-Furniture/dp/B07NTDTFHP?ref_=s9_apbd_omwf_hd_bw_bAVdrSF&pf_rd_r=HA8MBNP6WJTEFMTRD0T8&pf_rd_p=85120e2e-6359-5f4d-9780-f551724321ad&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-10&pf_rd_t=BROWSE&pf_rd_i=9628895011

Any other simple adjustable methods that would work in a RV?

Denny16

They would stay out if you drill a slightly undersize hole to get a tight fit in the pins. Then notch the shelf bottom to sit on the pins, so the shelf stays put too.
cheers

falcon1970

You should have no problem at all.  I have been using wire shelves from Lowes that just sit on the bottom of the cabinet and they haven't moved at all.

Michael49

falcon1970 said:

You should have no problem at all.  I have been using wire shelves from Lowes that just sit on the bottom of the cabinet and they haven't moved at all.

I thought those wire shelves usually snapped in though.

Verna

@Michael49, I have used these expandable shelves in my 400 above the sink since I took delivery almost 2 years ago. It stretches across both cabinets giving me plenty of room for everything. 

https://smile.amazon.com/Simple-Houseware-Expandable-Stackable-Organizer/dp/B01M8PMKW9/ref=mp_s_a_1_16?dchild=1&keywords=expandable+wire+shelving&qid=1589150621&sr=8-16

falcon1970

This is the wire shelf I am using.  There are about a gazillion styles, shapes, and brands.  Everybody seems to carry them in one form or another.

falcon1970

@Verna
I think I like your shelves better than mine.

Verna

@falcon1970, I’ve used the white ones before and they dump their contents too frequently. These others are flat footed and they stay in place. It was a great find. 

TNOutback

We also used the wire rack approach as shown by @falcon1970.  Works great for us in that upper cabinet. To hold plates, bowls, tumblers and coffee mugs.