Fixed bed under bed storage

Hooks and bungee clips? Staple Velcro straps at various points? Put in some lightweight partitions?

We have an outside access door to the area, so I  partitioned   off an area around that for various stuff, using lightweight plywood.

In the rest of the space we keep mainly bulky but lightweight stuff, and for smaller items we use Ikea Samla boxes of various sizes to keep the items contained, that way the space is pretty much all used up and there is very little space for anything to move around.  

It is also a great place to keep the items waiting to be washed, we use a large storage bag for that.

I have a Coachman Pastiche 575, it has a transverse fixed bed.

One tip is to relocate the metal hoop that forms part of the sliding mechanism attached to the floor, right to the foot of the beds main metal bar. Sorry cant explain it any better.

This then gave us more space but more importantly almost the exact dimensions for our 2 easy up double canvas cupboards, no wiggle room in transit.

Next we put the foam floor tiles on top for more protection, by the way search for these on Amazon  far less expensive than the "Caravan" dedicated ones.

At the caravan wall, (our under bed area is partitioned from factory) 2 beach chairs, 2 zero gravity chairs and an easy up canvas double wardrobe.

The trick is to leave no huge gaps for movement.

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I fitted something similar to these as and where needed. Just fixed with short self tapping screws and use bungee straps.

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We use cardboard veg trays the supermarkets are keen to get rid of.

They are lightweight and very strong giving easily handled boxes to lift store things.

We also use one under the front bench for the jam pickles etc.

We have the Aquaroll, waste container, two chairs, two loungers, brush pan and brush, a small outdoor table and possibly more I have forgotten about. Nothing moves.

Thanks everyone for the replies so far, all useful. I will post what i eventually do, which I think will be a bit of a combination of the above unless anything new appears below.

 

Yep, by the time I put everthing that I wanted  (nothing too heavy) no room for stuff to slide around. Thanks everyone.

 We have a lightweight awning that we only fold up a couple of times and just throw it over everything else that's under the bed. Stops things moving around!