We too have a rear kitchen and have never had a problem. I line the cupboards with the rubberized liner and I use those adjustable bars as well. Never had a cupboard fly open or have my stuff move. I even store my pots and pans above the microwave with one of those bars going across the front and they have never flown off.
I have a rear Kitchen also and love it. I have never had any problems with anything moving around in the shelves. I even have my coffee maker on the counter top and it never moves. I do use the rubberized shelf liner inside the shelves and have a piece underneath the coffee maker. And it never moves out of place.
Cathy
2006 Fleetwood 250RKS
Cathy
two camping doggies
non-camping DH
2008 Tundra 5.7L v8
2006 Fleetwood Terry 250RKS My Blog
Had our rear kitchen layout for a few years now and we go off road with it. We do not have any problems with it at all. I really like the rear kitchens, especially in the smaller units, as it gives you a bit more counter space. To each their own...thats why there are so many to choose from.
JJ & Sandie
Li'l Jack, Pickles & Bunny the chihuahuas...Chewy, poodle 6/15/95-7/4/08 We will always love you Chooch.
2003 Chevy 2500HD,LT,CC,SB,4x4,Duramax/Allison
2007 Starcraft Homestead 262RKS
We have a rear kitchen and love the counter space and light from the two kitchen windows. We have not had any problems with stuff moving in the cabinets. The rubberized shelf liner is great for keeping everything in place. We have not noticed any more movement of cabinet contents than in our old side kitchen trailer. It's also great to have fridge access right inside the door--makes those cold beverage runs a couple steps closer!
Willie & Cindy
4 Kids (only 2 left at home )
2006 Ford F-150 4x4 Xtra Cab, 5.4V8, 3.55
Now: 2006 Flagstaff 26RKS
Before: 2005 Fleetwood Niagara Popup
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