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Old 08-01-2019, 01:45 PM   #21
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Rawlins, Wyoming... a good place to leave your boots or in your case, shoes.
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Old 08-01-2019, 02:16 PM   #22
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When we had our 3-25''s, (Safari's and FC) we had a hanging shoe rack fastened by Velcro inside the hall closet door. Worked for shoes and also extra things, like binoculars, cleaning supplies, etc..We use it now in our 28' FC also...
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Old 08-01-2019, 02:37 PM   #23
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I wear a size 15. DW wears size 5.
1 pair of her shoes fit into each single of my shoes.
Every thing fits into the closet floor.
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Old 08-01-2019, 03:57 PM   #24
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The 26 has a shoe cubby right inside the door.
But that's in use for the dog bowls, so I hung this shoe thingy on the wall of the bedroom.
It's too wide for the locker doors so I attached it to the aluminum wall with suction cups. They fit in the 1/2" grommets of the shoe caddy. (no hooks)
No holes to drill, but my shoes are 14-4E so one shoe takes one slot.
I don't have that many shoes.
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Old 08-02-2019, 06:13 PM   #25
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Well, well.

I almost died laughing at some of the posts. I forgot about this thread from when I first got the AS and wondered about shoes. I since have added a shoe holder to the screen door- just one of those cloth pocket things with grommet holes so that 4 pair of shoes or so can be easily stored and retrieved near the door.
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Old 08-02-2019, 08:03 PM   #26
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Well, well.

I almost died laughing at some of the posts. I forgot about this thread from when I first got the AS and wondered about shoes. I since have added a shoe holder to the screen door- just one of those cloth pocket things with grommet holes so that 4 pair of shoes or so can be easily stored and retrieved near the door.
Would you happen to have a picture available?

And isn't the creativity of the posts awesome!
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Old 08-02-2019, 08:39 PM   #27
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Well, well.

I almost died laughing at some of the posts. I forgot about this thread from when I first got the AS and wondered about shoes. I since have added a shoe holder to the screen door- just one of those cloth pocket things with grommet holes so that 4 pair of shoes or so can be easily stored and retrieved near the door.
Do you worry about the weight pulling on the screen door?
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Old 08-03-2019, 12:10 PM   #28
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The cumbersome hinge system on the screen and entrance door were always a problem for me. I often had to work on the screen door hinges because they would get out of alignment, so I would not hang anything on the door because it is not designed for that weight. But, if it worked for Rod', good.

I like the idea of hanging something on a cabinet next to the door, though our only problem with shoes were wet ones with mud, leaves, etc., on them. Rain is not common in much of the west, but when we traveled elsewhere, yes, wet shoes were a pain. Somehow taking them off and transferring to dry ones could never be done by me sitting at the dinette without getting water and mud and such on the dry floor instead of the pan where the wet stuff was to go. Then I would pick up the wet stuff on the dry shoes and spread it around anyway. Somehow, my wife did not divorce me, but sometimes there was a "strong" statement about cleaning up my mess. Perhaps my idea that floors are to get wet and messy because they are floors never went over very well with her.
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Old 08-03-2019, 01:24 PM   #29
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Would you happen to have a picture available?

And isn't the creativity of the posts awesome!
Where did I just see this? An Airstream e-mail?
Found it!
Not mine, but it caught my eye.
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We do something similar having two kids. Large canvas bin outside and slide it under the camper in case of rain. It packs well.
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Old 11-27-2022, 07:32 PM   #31
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Greetings

A few weeks ago I took my family camping and came up with a new challenge
where to put shoes. It was raining so we took them off at the door but it dawned on me that surely full-time streamers may have a solution for such things.

Is there some kind of shoe locker or tray? What do you use for shoes inside/outside the AS?
Use your shower for wet stuff.
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Old 11-27-2022, 08:09 PM   #32
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We use something like this that hangs on the screen door bottom part on the inside. Holds a pair of standard shoes for each person. Although it would not do well for hiking boots and we keep them in a cabinet by the door in a shoe bag.

STORAGE MANIAC Over The Door Shoe Organizer, 2-Pack Hanging Shoe Organizer, Wall Shoe Organizer Grey, 12-Pocket https://a.co/h0Qfl2O
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