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Old 01-01-2016, 03:28 PM   #1
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What to get from Ikea?

It looks like I'm going to get a $30 gift card from Ikea due to a problem with my recent online purchase and delivery. Hey, I'll never turn that down!

I know a lot of you folks use products from Ikea in your trailer. Help me spend that money (and probably more!) - let me know what all you have in your trailer from Ikea that's worth having in mine.

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Old 01-01-2016, 03:35 PM   #2
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Towel bar and other bathroom accessories. One of their brands allows you to tighten the suction and works well in the bathroom!
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Old 01-01-2016, 03:46 PM   #3
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It looks like I'm going to get a $30 gift card from Ikea due to a problem with my recent online purchase and delivery. Hey, I'll never turn that down!

I know a lot of you folks use products from Ikea in your trailer. Help me spend that money (and probably more!) - let me know what all you have in your trailer from Ikea that's worth having in mine.

Thanks!
Hi: NW Cat Owner... Don't know if they still have 'em but we have a flip top garbage bucket that fits under the stove top cupboard. A tool set w/ hammer, pliers, screwdriver set...but you need to add the square drive bits #1& 2. Alf
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Old 01-01-2016, 03:50 PM   #4
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Snap together garbage can with handle. Can be hung outside with suction hooks. We leave it on the inside of the door. Also free standing.
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Old 01-01-2016, 04:03 PM   #5
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Towel bar and other bathroom accessories. One of their brands allows you to tighten the suction and works well in the bathroom!
Direct link: STUGVIK Towel rack with suction cup - IKEA

Note the other items at the bottom of the page
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Old 01-01-2016, 08:38 PM   #6
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Swedish meatballs! Near the checkout...and don't forget the sauce packet!
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Old 01-01-2016, 10:35 PM   #7
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Pickled herring! $30 will buy plenty!
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Old 01-01-2016, 10:49 PM   #8
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Swedish meatballs! Near the checkout...and don't forget the sauce packet!
Hi: reetired... Also don't forget a pkg. of Cinnamon Buns. They're sugar free if you eat them while standing!!! Alf
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Old 01-02-2016, 02:55 PM   #9
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These are my favorite IKEA additions to my 17B.

A towel holder with 4 bars: GRUNDTAL Towel holder with 4 bars - - IKEA
If you have a place to hang it, you can hang multiple towels and washcloths in a minimum of space and it folds back out of the way.

Bathmats: TOFTBO Bathmat - IKEA
They are great as bathmats, rugs to get sand and dirt off your feet before getting into bed, and my dogs like curling up on them.

And yes, cinnamon rolls!!!
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Old 01-21-2016, 10:56 AM   #10
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I tried the suction cup things they sell, actually bought about 4 different things.
I couldn't get any of them to stay stuck for some reason.
I have a Moen stick on grab handle for the inside of the door and it works great so I don't get it.
Anyways, Ikea had a silverware tray that is made out of a thin enough plastic that it was easy to score with a utility knife and make fit into the drawer. it's grey plastic and may be 'Rational'.
They had led light bars, three or four sections about 11 inches long snap together, they are 12 volts so if you are handy you can just cut off the transformer and wire them up to the trailer and put them in the counter cupboards. Some skills are required for this. They are only about 12 dollars.
We use the rug that someone else has mentioned, very good.
And I have no problem spending money at Ikea, be it for the trailer or the house.
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Old 01-21-2016, 06:53 PM   #11
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I tried the suction cup things they sell, actually bought about 4 different things.

I couldn't get any of them to stay stuck for some reason.

Me too. I bought nearly every item from the Stugvik series. Only half of them worked well, and are still holding strong. I think the slightest imperfection in the suction material prohibits a good surface bond.
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Old 01-21-2016, 09:57 PM   #12
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I tried the suction cup things they sell, actually bought about 4 different things.
I couldn't get any of them to stay stuck for some reason.
I have a Moen stick on grab handle for the inside of the door and it works great so I don't get it.
Anyways, Ikea had a silverware tray that is made out of a thin enough plastic that it was easy to score with a utility knife and make fit into the drawer. it's grey plastic and may be 'Rational'.
They had led light bars, three or four sections about 11 inches long snap together, they are 12 volts so if you are handy you can just cut off the transformer and wire them up to the trailer and put them in the counter cupboards. Some skills are required for this. They are only about 12 dollars.
We use the rug that someone else has mentioned, very good.
And I have no problem spending money at Ikea, be it for the trailer or the house.
Also had trouble with the suction cups staying finally added 3 m to back of cups . I use for a handle on the door . So far working or we are getting the Moen handle . Couldn't figure why they wouldn't stick . Pat
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Old 05-13-2016, 10:43 PM   #13
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Bath pockets

I had good results with the Stugvik brand on the more rigid walls (attached to the outside shell and interior walls) on my 21 but the back wall (behind the toilet) didn't stick well with a 2-cup device like a towel holder. Finally played with how the wall acts during travel and found a whole lot more flex in it than the other walls. A single suction cup would stick fine, but a 2-cup device would lose suction on one cup after sitting backwards on the pot sipping a brew and deflecting it back and forth with a finger.

So I decided to use a shampoo bottle holder I use for Casita baths. Sticks out 3 inches, 3 inches high, 7 degree angled bottom for drainage, taped on with 3M RP45 tape good to 200F.

Wifey likes it!

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Old 08-07-2016, 11:32 AM   #14
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IKEA Purchase

Thinking about buying the TRONES shoe boxes and attaching them on the bathroom wall that faces the door on the 19 Escape. The boxes are 10 1/8"wide, 15 3/8 " high and 7 1/4 " deep. Would that stick out too far and impair the ease of getting into the dinette seat or intrude too much into the space between the bathroom wall and the kitchen?
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Thinking about buying the TRONES shoe boxes and attaching them on the bathroom wall that faces the door on the 19 Escape. The boxes are 10 1/8"wide, 15 3/8 " high and 7 1/4 " deep. Would that stick out too far and impair the ease of getting into the dinette seat or intrude too much into the space between the bathroom wall and the kitchen?
Seems like it would stick out too far to me..............
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