Author: StephenH
Subject: Dinette Table
Posted: 02 May 2017 at 8:04pm
The legs look a lot like the ones on an old sewing table my wife got that I think belonged to her grandmother. That would probably be a good size one to take along if we really need to save some space and weight. One such situation is when we go to pick up our R-Pod from the factory after it is fixed. We won't have room to take the stock table, but the old sewing table would probably fit in the truck nicely.
Subject: Dinette Table
Posted: 02 May 2017 at 8:04pm
| Originally posted by Pod People (text deleted) We eliminated the need for the bed function and designed and built a table that we love. We eat on it, do computer work, play games and use it for a food prep area . It has a tough top and finish so it doesn't scratch easily, it folds compactly for traveling(lies flat on the dinette seat), is easy to operate, can be moved for outside use and is quite sturdy. It can be used for 2, 3, or 4 people. Those are the features that we needed for our use. Other people have different needs and requirements. I used 3/4 cabinet grade plywood, piano hinges, star bolts and wood insert nuts, aluminum bar stock and finished it with 6 coats of Woodworker's Supply tabletop varnish. You can see pictures of the table in our mod page noted in our signature. Travel safe Vann |
The legs look a lot like the ones on an old sewing table my wife got that I think belonged to her grandmother. That would probably be a good size one to take along if we really need to save some space and weight. One such situation is when we go to pick up our R-Pod from the factory after it is fixed. We won't have room to take the stock table, but the old sewing table would probably fit in the truck nicely.