Dial in your RV galley with space-smart add-ons. Choose sink covers and cutting boards to add counter space and protect glass tops, holders with adjustable tension to keep paper towels from unraveling, and plate dispensers for 8-3/4 to 9 inches that hold up to 100 plates to free cabinet space; for strainers and baskets, match your drain size and measure your sink for a clean fit.
Measure your sink and check whether you need a model made for a specific sink or a generic size. If covering a glass-top range, confirm clearance over hinges with soft riser pads and remove the cover before cooking. If placing a board directly on glass hasn't been tested, avoid resting weight on the glass.
Choose a holder with adjustable tension so the roll stays snug but still tears easily. Suction-mounted options can be placed on glass for convenient access. Before mounting, clean the surface and confirm the suction valve seals well; if the valve is faulty or a different suction shape is used, it may not stick to the same area.
Look for dish drainers designed to occupy only part of the sink so you can still run water. Basin sizes vary, so measure to avoid one that fills the entire sink. If you want a tight fit, confirm the drainer or basin dimensions match your sink opening and depth.
Match the organizer to what you're storing—plate dispensers list plate sizes like 8-3/4 to 9 inches. For fold-down cup or tray holders, screws can provide a more solid mount than tape. If a holder rattles when closed, adding a bit of closure tension can help reduce noise.
Start by measuring your drain; 2" is a common size. Check if your setup uses a threaded strainer—threaded baskets fit only their matching strainer. If you have a 2" drain without a threaded strainer, use a non-threaded replacement basket instead.
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