Siegvoll foam cutlery holder cup and plate set for motorhomes, caravans, boats – 8 plates + 8 cups
Product description
If you’ve ever had crockery rattle around during a drive, a structured insert like this foam set can make life a lot calmer. It’s designed to hold plates and cups securely in place, using PU foam partitions to stop items bumping into each other.
That said, it’s not a plug-and-play fit for every cabinet: the manufacturer is pretty clear that you should measure first and allow for cupboard space. It also isn’t intended for drawers, so it suits the kind of storage where an insert sits neatly on a shelf.
The essentials
This Siegvoll set is a foam cutlery holder, cup holder and plate/dish holder made for motorhomes, caravans and boats. It’s built around the idea of protecting fragile tableware during travel by preventing collisions. You get separate areas for plates/dishes and for cups/mugs/glasses, plus additional slots that can be useful for cutlery and small items.
In the cup holder section, there’s space for 8 cups in total: 4 with a smaller diameter (6 to 7 cm) and another 4 with a larger diameter (7 to 8 cm). For the crockery area, there’s room for 8 plates/dishes split into two depth groups: 4 with a shallower depth (1 to 1.5 cm) and 4 with a deeper depth (1.5 to 2.3 cm). This split matters because plates vary quite a bit in how much they “sit” into the holder.
Key features
The foam construction is the headline here. The set is made from PU foam described as safe, non-toxic and harmless. In practical terms, that’s what you want when it’s going to sit in a cupboard close to where you store food and drinks.
Another useful detail is how the slots are laid out. Alongside the plate and cup sections, the product includes:
- Round slots for cutlery
- Narrow slots for tea bags, spices and similar small items
The cup and plate areas are also designed to reduce noise and movement. The goal is a quiet storage setup so porcelain cups/mugs, glasses and dinner plates don’t knock together while the vehicle is moving.
What to expect in use
On paper, the main “win” is travel protection. In a typical motorhome setup, you open the cupboard, grab a cup, and close it without worrying about items shifting when you drive to your next stop. Because the holders physically separate each piece, it should help reduce the chances of chips and cracks caused by crockery colliding.
A simple micro-scenario: imagine setting off after breakfast. With foam partitions keeping plates upright and cups in their own pockets, you’re less likely to hear that hollow clinking sound that often comes from loose stacks. It’s the kind of improvement you notice immediately, even on short drives.
What matters most before you buy
This is the part many people skip, and it’s where this set can disappoint if you don’t measure.
- Measure your motorhome cupboard and the crockery you plan to store. The manufacturer explicitly recommends measuring the cupboard and estimating based on the product dimensions.
- The set isn’t suitable for drawers. If your storage is drawer-based, you may need a different approach.
- Check the fit by dimensions: the plate holder is listed as 33.5 x 25 x 10 cm (LxWxH), and the cup holder is listed as 33.5 x 25 x 6 cm (LxWxH).
Also, the set is described as not suitable for dishwashers. That doesn’t mean it can’t be cleaned, but it does mean you shouldn’t treat it like washable cookware accessories. If you want something low-maintenance, you may need to be comfortable cleaning foam carefully rather than blasting it in a dishwasher.
Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)
This set makes the most sense if you want a dedicated travel-ready insert for cupboard storage in a camper van, caravan or boat, and you have crockery that roughly matches the stated cup diameters and plate depths.
It might not be a great match if: - Your cupboard space doesn’t align with the given holder dimensions - You store plates or cups with shapes/depths that fall outside the specified ranges - Your storage is drawers rather than shelves/cupboard compartments
If you’re hoping for an insert that suits “everything” without measurement, it’s probably going to feel a bit restrictive. The ranges for cup diameter and plate depth are specific, even though many common sizes will likely fit.
Care and cleaning expectations
Because the insert is PU foam and it’s stated as not suitable for dishwashers, you should expect routine cleaning rather than dishwasher cycles. In day-to-day use, foam holders generally work best when you keep spills and grime to a minimum and wipe rather than soak.
If your cupboard often gets condensation or you regularly store oily items nearby, consider how you’ll keep the foam clean—otherwise it can get a bit tired-looking over time.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a cupboard-based foam organiser that protects cups, glasses and plates from knocking together during driving, and you’re happy to measure your motorhome/caravan/boat cupboard first. The split capacity (8 cups with two diameter ranges, 8 plates with two depth ranges) is a practical way to reduce movement, and the included cutlery and small-item slots make it more than just a plate insert.
Better avoided if you primarily need something for drawers, or if your crockery sizes don’t realistically match the stated diameter and depth ranges. It also won’t suit anyone expecting dishwasher-safe convenience.
Quick FAQ
FAQ
Is it suitable for drawers?
No. It’s stated as not suitable for drawers.
How many cups and plates does it hold?
It holds space for 8 cups/mugs/glasses and 8 plates/dishes.
What are the cup diameter ranges?
4 cups with a 6 to 7 cm diameter and 4 cups with a 7 to 8 cm diameter.
Is it dishwasher safe?
No, it’s described as not suitable for dishwashers.
What should I check before ordering?
Measure your cupboard and your crockery, then compare to the holder dimensions so everything fits in your storage space.