Cup Holder Glass Holder for up to 8 Pieces Foam for Camping Caravans Motorhomes Boats

This is an excellent product for holding mugs in my camper van. The 12 holder one is apparently too small for British mugs but this is perfect. I won’t have to jam in bubble wrap and tea towels to stop the rattles. It is a little bit expensive but I got it on prime so didn’t have to pay for the delivery. And to be honest it is worth a lot more to me to stop the mugs rattling. I just need a solution for the plates and bowls now🤣.

Bought for Motorhome thought foam would be more ridged. Does the job but not sure how long it will last.

Had tried various methods of stowing cups/mugs/glasses in our camper van, but none really convenient or effective. This is very expensive but I had some points for an Amazon discount to decided to get it. Glad I did! You need to get cups etc that will fit, though it will accommodate a range of sized. Easy to put in and take out, and silent!

One of the best things w3 bought for our motorhome ,fits perfect in our draw been out a few times now no rattles. Worth every penny

Stores glasses and cups really well, had to cut in half, bit fiddly but successful, hid the cut ends to the rear so looks immaculate. I cut it in half across to make two squares with 4 spaces in each. The wine glasses we have are plastic and this works really well if you pop them in glass down, not stem down. Would absolutely recommend, might seem expensive, but saves rattles and things jumping out at you when you open the overhead cupboard. Yes we chose an overhead cupboard because that's where we wanted our glasses....before you say -lol

4 wine glasses and 4 cups held securely in locker of caravan. This item works perfectly.

Use in a motorhome to keep china mugs safe. Does a really good job although the mugs take up a lot of space compared to if they were wrapped, but I can't be doing with the faff of wrapping individual items to travel each time we move! Expensive for what it is, but not many alternatives that do the same thing and nothing cheaper. I used a sharp knife to trim to the size of my cupboard, which was easy to do just by lining the foam up on the outside of the cupboard and marking where I needed to trim with the knife, then using a ruler as a guide to cut it straight.

Awkward to see where to place items if higher up in a cupboard. Leaves a sticky residue on my plastic glasses. It does prevent rattles however