I got tired of having to hunt for my awning rod, which had the habit of becoming buried under the other items in my largest outside storage compartment, the only compartment long enough to store it in. If you’re having a similar problem, this RV tech tip can help.
I cut two short pieces (about 6 inches long) of PVC pipe, drilled two holes in each (enlarged the holes on one side for the screwdriver shaft) and attached them to the ceiling of the compartment. I measured my rod and placed the pieces of pipe so that the rod tip (bent 90 degrees) would just hang out the end. That way, there is no room for the rod to slide back and forth.
Now when I need my awning rod, I know right where it is; I don’t have to hunt for it.
Credit: Mike Jones, Wyoming MI
Lindsay Gallant
So that's what that that rod thing in the closet is for. I've been using a broom.
Lindsay Gallant
So that's what that that rod thing in the closet is for. I've been using a broom.
Raymond Smith
My large cup hooks do a good job. And for my fishing rods.
Chris Mays
Nice idea. Ours fits under the sliding tray in the big compartment (loop end toward the door) and doesn't tend to move on the carpet.
Janey Leggett Wineinger
Ours has a holder inside a closet.
Retta Judy
Great idea….hummmm, would this work for fishing rods too??
Alan Cole
Nice. Thanks