Suicidal crockery

Any good chandler or yatch shop should carry that sort of stuff or at least have a "cattle dog" for it.
regards

i had same visions of ours being bleep tered when they were moved to an overhead cupboard in our "new" pop top van. But they all managed to stay exactly where they started on two recent trips. i did not stack them all up on each other, just stacked them according to their own type, ie plates were together and beside them smaller plates, then next to them were bowls etc. then laid out 4 cloth table placemats over top of them from one end of cupboard to the other. not sure what kept them from being shuffled around as there was still a lot of space above them and no real weight in the place mats to hold them down. basically they are kept in 1 overhead cupboard accessed by 2 doors - time may tell a different story though, doing a longer trek at Christmas. I had more dramas trying to pack coffee mugs etc, wife hates plastic ones

go stainless steel plates n mugs ....

We store our plates, mugs, etc in overhead lockers in our poptop, and have never had a problem. Before leaving each morning we place old towels spread out over the contents in the top cupboards as well as the lower ones with the eats in - it only takes a few minutes and everything stays where it was placed.
Perhaps the van suspension has something to do with it also - we have a Trakmaster Perentie with independant suspension and it rides pretty well. Have been on Birdsville Track, Strezlecki, Walkers Crossing track and many similiar tracks. We did have a rack for plates but removed it because it wasn't very space efficient.
Cheers,
Peter H