The KYEVIS organizer belongs to my purchased storage equipment. My drawer project illustrates why I kept returning to the same questions of usable space, access direction and how separate items would be grouped.
I bought KYEVIS Over-Door Shoe Organizer as part of my camper van equipment.
The KYEVIS organizer belongs to my purchased storage equipment. My drawer project illustrates why I kept returning to the same questions of usable space, access direction and how separate items would be grouped.
Comparing Pocket Access with Hanging Shelves
I planned the storage assembly and simulated the roof dimensions on the patio.
I built the timber drawer frame and base, then cut the rubber lining with scissors.
I fitted the lining with adhesive, screws and washers before attaching the slides to the drawer and cabinet.
The drawer after I fitted its rubber lining.The measured timber drawer frame on my patio.
My Takeaway from This Job
The drawer project made the direction of access part of the storage decision. KYEVIS and the clear-pocket alternative hang from a door, while the ten-shelf organizer hangs from a closet rail; pocket visibility and mounting location change together.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Layout
Eight rows of storage pockets
Listed dimensions
67.7 × 16.5 × 7.7 inches
Support
Over-door hooks
An over door shoe organizer uses vertical space but adds depth to the face of the door. Measure the complete hanging length and check where the lowest pocket meets nearby furniture. Fill a pocket with the intended shoe or accessory before judging how far it projects. The top hooks also become part of the door’s closing clearance. For a camper van layout, compare the loaded organizer with the full opening arc rather than only the flat door face. The pocket arrangement may also group soft everyday items.
