Streamline your galley by stashing utensils and small supplies in a storage pocket that keeps them where you need them. In compact RV or boat kitchens, pockets help corral remotes, brushes, or towels so they don't wander. Choices come in different sizes to fit doors, walls, or pantry spots, adding order without taking up counter space.
Measure your space and the items you want to store, then pick a storage pocket size that matches. These come in different sizes and can be used singly or in multiples to span longer areas. For wide spaces, plan on using more than one pocket. If the mesh seems stiff, look for options with a more flexible opening. Installing in warmer weather can help adhesives bond better.
A storage pocket using snaps backed with 3M tape holds well when installed on a clean surface. Snaps have been noted to stick without issue and help keep items in place while traveling. There isn't a listed weight capacity, so use your best judgment and stick to light odds and ends. Press firmly during install and let the adhesive bond before loading it up.
A storage pocket is great for small essentials. Think TV remotes, cell phones, masks, tissues, doggie bags and leashes, books, flashlights, or pantry tools. These pockets help keep items within reach and reduce tipping. Avoid heavy or bulky gear since no weight rating is listed. If items feel too heavy or sharp, consider a larger net or a different storage spot.
A storage pocket can go on doors, walls, bedside areas, by the entry, or in a pantry. People mount them on either side of the bed for remotes and phones, near the door for doggie bags and leashes, and in a pantry for a pan, brush, and flashlights. Check for a flat, clean surface and make sure the size fits your space. If using snaps with 3M tape, no drilling is needed.
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