Convert Dinette to FreeStanding Table

[MT Camper]

[QUOTE=Redtail Cruiser;112584]MT Camper, I found them on both Amazon and eBay by just typing "folding table legs"

I just went thru 20 pages on Amazon and did not find these table legs. Do you have an order number for the legs you found? Still can't find them on the internet.

Thanks.

[MT Camper]

Originally Posted by Bailey'sMom

Hi Mister P

I just called Appleton Camping and the part # is 10-20662A and the current price is $12.50 per leg, 2 legs required for this project. It is for a Rockwood camper.

They should just call 800-924-7566 and ask for the parts dept. They don't have it on their website. This is a local dealer where I had purchased my old Rockwood pop up. So I had just stopped in one day when I was thinking about it and asked them to order it for me. When I called today to get the part # I told the guy he might get a few calls for this, and he said someone had called earlier today, so maybe that was MT Camper.

I did call them and the shipping will be 20 dollars. So I thought I'd try and find a cheaper source if there is one, but if not it will be $45.00 with shipping to get them. If others are interested the above info from Bailey'sMom is correct for ordering.

[B_and_D]

Is it hard to fold the legs down to fit into the dinette supports when you make the bed? How do you stow it away when you're on the road?

[MT Camper]

Originally Posted by B_and_D

Is it hard to fold the legs down to fit into the dinette supports when you make the bed? How do you stow it away when you're on the road?

If you look at the picture the width of the legs are narrower than the table. You fold one leg up under the table and then the other leg folds right up under the first leg and mine had a Velcro strap to hold the two legs together at the center. Once folded there is room on each edge for the table to rest on the ledges of the two seats just like the original table rested on the ledge. In the pop up it traveled down resting on the seat ledges. Also the ledges had velcro and the under lip of the table had velcro so when down it could not slide off the seat lips.

[MT Camper]

Just found a set on e-bay that are 29.5 inches but concerned if they are as sturdy as the ones Bailey'sMom received. I can see some differences in the pictures. $9.95 and shipping is $11.58. Or $19.90 and $20.63 for 2 which is needed for a table. Haven't decided yet what to order. Seller is eom_rvparts.

[marmotsgrl]

okay here goes my first post...sorry if I am doing this wrong. My question for Bailey's Mom is: how do you store the table for travel?

[Bailey'sMom]

Originally Posted by marmotsgrl

okay here goes my first post...sorry if I am doing this wrong. My question for Bailey's Mom is: how do you store the table for travel?

I will fold the legs in as far as they will go, probably wrap a bungie around them so they don't flop down, and then store it same place as it normally goes. It is just like before, it will rest on the little edges where you would place it if making it into a bed. Just the same as my old popup also. My popup camper had Velcro to wrap around the legs as mentioned by a previous poster.

[Bailey'sMom]

Originally Posted by marmotsgrl

okay here goes my first post...sorry if I am doing this wrong. My question for Bailey's Mom is: how do you store the table for travel?

OK so I have been using this table for two summers now and when I travel with it I leave the table set up.

For travel, I store my screen door on top of the table and place a thick beach towel over it. It works great, no problems.

Very happy with this mod.

[PeterOC]

Where do you store the table when not in use or traveling?

[Craigrrr]

Sara, I like the idea of your table mod, as it makes it so you can even take it outside.