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Secure Your RV Chairs for Travel — 4 Comments

  1. I really like the idea of using Velcro straps to connect the chairs to each other while the RV is moving! I’m sure that alone makes a big difference in whether or not they move around, although the noodle idea is great for added protection! We live in our fifth wheel and are currently parked stationary, but I am going to save this blog post on Pinterest for when we start traveling!

    • Ashley, I really like your site – rvinspiration.com. Lots and lots of super ideas! I just bookmarked it and I’d certainly recommend it to other RVers. Yeah, the Velcro straps are pretty useful for a variety of things. We also live in the 5er over the winter and are pretty much stationary then. During the trip south, and back north in the spring, however, we hit a lot of roads with pot-holes and sharp bumps. The noodles just provide a bit of extra cushioning for the chairs (and the table).

      Take care – Pete

  2. Thanks for pointing out that I can use safety straps to secure that placement of RV chairs in my vehicle. I’m planning to take my family to a fishing and picnic trip soon so I’m trying to figure out how to fit in all the equipment in my RV. Buying new RV chairs might be something I have to look into as well since the once I have are pretty old and might break any time soon.

    • Thanks for your thoughts. Boy, if you can solve the more-stuff, less-room problem, you’re a miracle worker! The Velcro straps to hold the dinette chairs in place works out well for us. It’s a bit of a pain at first, but becomes pretty easy when you get used to it.

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