what do you do with your table during travel ?

[n brown]

You seem to like your plonk..:cheers:

i'm biting my tongue !

 

[Siimplyloco]

i'm biting my tongue !

Talking of plonk: er, what were you thinking of adding?:idea-007:

 

[GRWXJR]

You seem to like your plonk..:cheers:

I do enjoy a good plonk!

 

[rockape]

I do enjoy a good plonk!

don't we all, but reined in most times.She is part of the Wiltshire fun police. You can't do that here Sir, you will have to move on.

 

[Steve121]

My ambulance based conversion has got rear barn doors, so I fabricated a strong bracket for stowing the table on the door without a window.

 

[oldish hippy]

Mine fits on the rear of the shower between the rear doors as it has two tables

 

[K9d]

I've just changed my lightweight aluminium table for a much heavier one, for the simple reason that the lightweight one has a leg in each corner and is a pain to move past when its set up without hitting the legs. The new one has legs that are like an inverted T and should be much easier to move past, I paid the princely sum of £1 for it . In both case they are stored on the bed, which is very easy in an A class.

 

[outtolunch]

No table it had to go to make room for the cocktail cabinet :cheers:

 

[trevskoda]

as we are on tables ,i have not got round to fitting a table that i have with a steel folding centre leg.
what i want to know is how does it clip or fix to the side wall,and i will be storing it behind the rear pasenger seats.

 

[Polar Bear]

as we are on tables ,i have not got round to fitting a table that i have with a steel folding centre leg.
what i want to know is how does it clip or fix to the side wall,and i will be storing it behind the rear pasenger seats.

I used one of these Trev,
Caravan motorhome TV table flap plastic wall support fixing bracket STB1 | eBay