Thank you for your comment! Yeah, it really does work out quite well. Thanks for watching. See you on the road...........................AO

Most of the big box stores you buy these racks in will cut them down to the size you need for free.

Thanks for watching! Have fun with the mods

Steal 'em! See you out there............................AO

Thanks. Yeah, with most pop ups, space is so limited. One has to get creative and make the most of limited resources. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks guys. We have had a lot of fun with our popup. Safe travels.

Patrick Vis haha! Thanks PV.

Steven Brogna interesting ideas. Thanks for watching!! 👍🏼

We use these zippered packing cubes. Each one of us gets their own. We usually can fit all the clothes we need for a trip in one per person. Pretty compact. Fit well in the new hanging shelves. But I think you might be able to use bins too. The nice thing about this design is that you can make the shelves whatever distance you want in between.

They are so cool! One of our favorite animals....

They are everywhere in Yellowstone!

Bradley Bolt I’m not sure the construction of the ceiling/roof. The connections we used were factory installed and have held up well with both the previous shelving and the new stuff we just built. But certainly be sure of what you are doing if you put screws into your ceiling. Maybe you can find the 2x2’s using a stud finder - just like at home. Just a thought! Thx for watching.…..... AO

Is your's a true Jayco or the Forest River Variant?

@@stevenbrogna1100 mine is definitely a Jayco! 1995.

We really went back and forth between a travel trailer and a pop up. We finally settled on the pop up because we could tow it with the vehicle we already had and it would fit in our garage. No RV's allowed outside in our neighborhood. But there are numerous positives to having a travel trailer, of course. Glad you landed on something you enjoy and can get out with! Thanks for watching, Brian. See you on the road..................................................AO

People buy popups because it's a step up from tents, without spending a fortune on a TT and a tow vehicle. The prices for a new truck are ridiculous these days. easy to spend other people's money I guess.

Being able to tow and store your funmobile is very important. You mafe the right decision for your situation. I just bought a modified pop up and am grateful for your ideas. Very clever!👍

The belt rack is one of the best additions we made. In a small space like a popup, there is no good place to put jackets. It has allowed us to have plenty of space for that. Recommend!

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 thanks!

Hi Misty. Thanks for watching and subscribing. Everything we got was purchased at Lowes and could probably be purchased at any hardware store. Any type of chain could be used and carabiners of various sizes can be used to attach the chain to shelf. I would recommend just making a list of the items you want to modify in your camper and then based off the video, make a list of the things you will need to get at the hardware store. You can get these types of things through Amazon as well. The modifications we made can and should be modified to fit your particular camper and needs. We don't really want you to do exactly what we did, but use the ideas we came up with to spur your creativity. Make the mods to your camper that you are excited about and that will work for your specific situation. That being said, feel free to ask any other questions regarding modifications - I would be happy to try to help. Comments here work well, or you can follow us on Insatgram and DM us there.

Thanks for watching and subscribing. Everything we got was purchased at Lowes and could probably be purchased at any hardware store. Any type of chain could be used and carabiners of various sizes can be used to attach the chain to shelf. I would recommend just making a list of the items you want to modify in your camper and then based off the video, make a list of the things you will need to get at the hardware store. You can get these types of things through Amazon as well. The modifications we made can and should be modified to fit your particular camper and needs. We don't really want you to do exactly what we did, but use the ideas we came up with to spur your creativity. Make the mods to your camper that you are excited about and that will work for your specific situation. That being said, feel free to ask any other questions regarding modifications - I would be happy to try to help. Comments here work well, or you can follow us on Insatgram and DM us there.

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 what about the little loops that are on the ceiling? I don't have those in my camper....i have a2019 rockwood freedom 1940ltd pop up. But there aren't any loops on the ceiling to hang anything. Did you get those from lowes as well? Thx

@@sanch068 Those came with the popup. Jayco put those there and had the cube style storage hanging from them. We just took the cubes off and hung from there. See if you can find some videos with ideas for hanging things from the ceiling of your camper. But be careful! Don’t compromise the integrity of your roof!! 😂

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 I know right!? Is hate to put any holes in my roof... I'd cry lol. It would probably be best to have a camper place install them for me haha

The camper came with D rings mounted into the roof already, so we just used those to connect it.

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 thank you! Would you know how the previous owners put it up? Was a hole drilled?

@@jenleduc5494 We are the original owners. Those D-rings were standard from the factory. We have not drilled any holes in the roof of the popup. What kind of popup do you have? Maybe you can find out if you can attach some screws up into the roof if there are some studs in there. Be sure before you drill! That could be a mess if you punch a hole in your lid.

@@andersonsoutdoors4873 I found out I'm able to drill inside to put the D rings in! Never thought far enough to see how tho... I got a 2000 Rockwood Freedom

Curry Body Odor Canyon Campground. We have 3 vids from that trip and a CG review for Canyon on our channel if you’re interested.