Tab 400 With three way fridge, where to hang clothes

Tundra57

When I was looking for a camper I saw a 400 boondock with the small 2way fridge under the sink. When I was ordering my tab 400 I saw the option for a 3way fridge. I didn't know that would replace the wardrobe with a larger fridge moved from under the sink. I do miss the hanging area. But I camp with a loaners on wheels group and we make food to share so I make my stuff before I go and put it in the fridge. I prefer being able to open and slide stuff out as I need it. The freezer is just big enough to hold meat for my dog and frozen vegan stuff for me. It seems to work fine on gas if there is no ac power and fine when driving on 12v. I have a small Honda generator which will run the ac and fridge together if I need to when boondocking.

I do really miss the hanging wardrobe, although I mostly wear t-shirts and jeans with the occasional dress or skirt. So the drawers work well. I am still trying to work out how to get hanging storage. There are hooks in the bathroom behind the curtain for coats. I did think of trying to section a narrow space off, but I don't see how it might work yet and there is the moisture issue from the shower. Any ideas in this area?

pthomas745

I have a curtain rod that stretches the length of my 320 (from the shower wall where the television is to the back cabinets).  I hang everything on that, but I don't really need to hang much.  Anything that doesn't adapt to the camper stays home.  I don't know enough about the innards of the 400, but look closely and you might find all sorts of places a simple tension rod will squeak into a spot. 

jgram2

Is there room for 1or 2 command hooks to allow you to hang a few shirts over the cubby by the bed? Of course, If you use the cubby more often than the shirts, that could be annoying.

Verna

See if what @Tabaz found as s clothes hanger would work to hang a few articles of forging on hangers:

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/118145#Comment_118145

Bella_Tabster

I am testing out hanging from the area above the dinette.

Katydid

Since I have primarily camped at full service campgrounds I decided to forgo the shower and have used the shower curtain little hooks to hang my shirts and jackets. It works for me!

dragonsdofly

@Bella_Tabster, welcome to the forum!

Denny16

I added a telescoping shower pole connected to a towel hook on one end and installed a matching hook by the shower head.  It allows hanging clothes and wet items in the shower/washroom.
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