Towel Rack below bathroom sink.

[Olive2Roam]

We have an Oliver Elite I, and there is a double towel rack with small shelf below the sink.  It is fairly unusable as is.  If you use the shelf, items slide off.  You can hang a washcloth and that is about it.  How do others use this space?  Thanks in advance.

[topgun2]

Many use this space for shampoo and/or liquid soap.  I also have a small box of Kleenex type tissue in there.

Bill

[Mike and Carol]

We have shampoo and conditioner there.  

[John Dorrer]

Shampoo, Conditioner, and Body Soap are tall enough that they stay in place. Hand soap dispenser has to go behind to prevent from falling out. Hang a small hand towel. Never had anything end up on the floor.

[Patriot]

Yes, to all the above. shampoo, conditioner and liquid hand soap stay secure during travel. 👍🏻

[Olive2Roam]

Thanks.  I put shampoo and conditioner bottles there and they fell out during travel.  I will try different size bottles.

[jd1923]

4 hours ago, Olive2Roam said:

Thanks.  I put shampoo and conditioner bottles there and they fell out during travel.  I will try different size bottles.

I believe the trick is to have enough bottles to mostly fill the space, left to right, so they hold each other up. We fill the bottom space and use the top bar for a wash cloth.

[Geronimo John]

Another approach is to remove the old wash cloth bar assembly entirely.  Here is a teaser about it.  There is a full DIY that Art wrote up I beleive.

DIY - Art's Bathroom Cabinet Magical Transformation.docx

[ScubaRx]

I'm in and out of that area many times a year. I took out the caddy (that I found useless for my needs) 5-6 years ago and installed a marine hatch for easy access. I am currently using it  to assist me running new electrical wiring, some air lines and repairing some old wiring. One of the best mods I've done so far.

[SeaDawg]

On 3/20/2025 at 8:04 AM, Olive2Roam said:

Thanks.  I put shampoo and conditioner bottles there and they fell out during travel.  I will try different size bottles.

Stuff a pool noodles chunk in there, or a rolled up towel.