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Old 05-30-2002, 10:25 PM   #21
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Well, the folded table does not fit in the closet next to the stove, with all the plumbing and the wheel well. However, it does fit in the bathroom closet just fine! I don't know why I hadn't thought of that...guess we haven't traveled enough yet...Thanks Gillian!

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Old 01-12-2007, 03:09 PM   #22
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Okay...here's the scoop. The table top measures 20"x36" and has the same plastic laminate as the counters & fridge. As mentioned in my earlier post, it's height is adjustable. The coffee table height is 19-1/2" and the dining table height is 28".

We did paint the underside of the table to match the top...the original paint was dry & flaking. We also replaced the damaged vinyl trim edging with stainless steel T-molding. Other than that, it's original.

Shari

I'll attach Dining Table photo here...and the Coffee Table & Folded-Up Photo in following posts.
This is very much what Airstream should be doing TODAY with it's tables. I have a small plastic table that is adjustable height. Got it at Sam's Club. The leg design is very like an ironing board. There are grooves on the underside of the top that the legs fit into so that the height can be adjusted in 2 inch increments. I sew and use my laptop and the dinette table which is fine for eating is about 4 inches too high to be comfortable for those activities. I'm going to take this picture and my small table to a local metal working shop and see if they can design some legs like this, or find a real high end four legged ironing table and steal the legs. Then attach them to the bottom of my dinette. I will want them to fit under the table or detach completely when it's folded down into a bed.

I feel a project coming on.

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