Posted on 29/06/2016 19:13
We have resorted to useing the cardboard wine carriers provided by supermarkets to store our wine and beer glasses, not very elegant but out of site in the cupboards. We are however getting scuff marks on the sides of the acrylic as the cardboard doesn't fully reach the bottom of the carrier. I don't want the spring clip solution as we have lots of different size and shape of "glass" Any solution would be appreciated.
Posted on 03/07/2016 19:49
We use polycarbonate glasses and have a simple solution.
Take one shoebox, cut two strips of strongish card to fit lengthways and three to fit widthways.
Cut slits just over half depth in the strips at two thirds along each of the strips then assemble to make a 6 space framework that fits inside the shoe box and provides 6 spaces for your 'glasses'.
It is a flexible but reasonably sturdy solution and contains our tumblers and wine glasses perfectly.
Posted on 03/07/2016 19:53
We use polycarbonate glasses and have a simple solution.
Take one shoebox, cut two strips of strongish card to fit lengthways and three to fit widthways.
Cut slits just over half depth in the strips at two thirds along each of the strips then assemble to make a 6 space framework that fits inside the shoe box and provides 6 spaces for your 'glasses'.
It is a flexible but reasonably sturdy solution and contains our tumblers and wine glasses perfectly.
That takes me back to Blue Peter, any sticky back plastic used??
Posted on 18/07/2016 18:10
http://seaflo-uk.com/collapsible-folding-kettle-silicone-gas-stove-hob-kitchen-camping-variations-942-p.asp
We use silcon trivets/coasters from Seaflow as a sleave.
Write your comments here...I've checked the link but I can't see any trivets/coaster ? I can see the folding kettle. Are the trivets on another page? Pete
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