Table ideas

[Skyliner33]

It’s a Reimo table leg from eBay and I made a bracket for the bottom to allow it to swivel

Thanks. Damn its the bracket Im trying to find.

 

[dave hart]

I'm having a table fitted when I have my kombi lined out........I haven't decided whether or not to have the table supported by a socket in the floor or a rail attached to the side wall with a leg that folds out. If I go for the socket in the floor, does it involve drilling through the floor????

Decisions, decisions!!!!!!!!!!

hi mate i think rail best i have a combi van i hade my rear seats moved back a bite for more leg room thank can send photo just drop me a tex 07979085653 dave

 

[dave hart]

hi mate i think rail best i have a combi van i hade my rear seats moved back a bite for more leg room thank can send photo just drop me a tex 07979085653 dave

 

[Qnapper]

We use the table that is in the sliding door to sit outside for a quick brew etc.....

Use a little bit of the left over table mount

Well out of the way when getting in and out.

Takes seconds to mount it.

Chair on each side....... Perfect.

 

[Steview]

Thanks. Damn its the bracket Im trying to find.

It’s easy to make. When you buy the leg kit you get a plastic bush in with it that is supposed to screw to your floor as a swivel point, I just found a suitable piece of L shaped aluminium and bolted the bush that and then bolted that to the seat frame.

 

[Skyliner33]

Here’s mine, attached to the sliding bed so table goes wherever the seat goes.View attachment 203789View attachment 203790View attachment 203791

Look on eBay and gant find anything that looks like that.

It’s easy to make. When you buy the leg kit you get a plastic bush in with it that is supposed to screw to your floor as a swivel point, I just found a suitable piece of L shaped aluminium and bolted the bush that and then bolted that to the seat frame.

Do you have any more detailed pics? I cant see in the ones abouve how you did this and I would like to do something the same. Thanks

 

[Steview]

Look on eBay and gant find anything that looks like that.

Do you have any more detailed pics? I cant see in the ones abouve how you did this and I would like to do something the same. Thanks

I’ve also just had a look and I see my purchase is no longer available. Maybe try looking on the actual Reimo website. I’ll try and take some photos of the bracket this weekend

 

[Wag86]

I’m looking to put a table in my kombi with original kombi floor. I was thinking about getting the below style leg and fixing it in to a bit of ply which is then glued to the van. Has anyone used one of these?

Fiamma Island Table Leg Set, Tables & Legs, Campervan, Caravan & Motorhome equipment - Grasshopper Leisure

Fiamma Island Table Leg Set - Available as a complete table island leg set or purchase as individual components. Tables & Legs, Caravan & Motorhome equipment | motorhome & caravan accessories, caravan equipment, outdoor leisure equipment, CBE electrical, outdoor sports equipment, heaters...

www.grasshopperleisure.co.uk

 

[t6blo]

I’m looking to put a table in my kombi with original kombi floor. I was thinking about getting the below style leg and fixing it in to a bit of ply which is then glued to the van. Has anyone used one of these?

Fiamma Island Table Leg Set, Tables & Legs, Campervan, Caravan & Motorhome equipment - Grasshopper Leisure

Fiamma Island Table Leg Set - Available as a complete table island leg set or purchase as individual components. Tables & Legs, Caravan & Motorhome equipment | motorhome & caravan accessories, caravan equipment, outdoor leisure equipment, CBE electrical, outdoor sports equipment, heaters...

www.grasshopperleisure.co.uk

The original Kombi floor as in the padded rubber?

I looked at these type of legs/mounts and discounted them when I had a table in my van - didn’t want to cut a round hole and then drill through the rubber floor into the metal underneath.

I suspect you’d struggle to stick wood to it?

 

[Wag86]

The original Kombi floor as in the padded rubber?

I looked at these type of legs/mounts and discounted them when I had a table in my van - didn’t want to cut a round hole and then drill through the rubber floor into the metal underneath.

I suspect you’d struggle to stick wood to it?

My plan would be to cut a round hole in the rubber and secure some ply to the van through hole. I’d then screw the table mount to the ply

 

[JPL]

 

[Bav]

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Presumably you don't have the tables up whilst travelling?

 

[t0mb0]

We had a Reimo bolt-on table and swapped it out for a loc8 table. Having a freestanding table is just way more flexible, you can use it both inside and out.

 

[Salty Spuds]

We had a Reimo bolt-on table and swapped it out for a loc8 table. Having a freestanding table is just way more flexible, you can use it both inside and out.

Agreed. We have the loc8 table & use it out more than in.

 

[JPL]

Presumably you don't have the tables up whilst travelling?

Not really thought about it - more for the kids to eat or when I’m waiting somewhere and get the laptop out - they clip in and out super easily

 

[Sim667]

I have a similar table setup in my Kombi which has twin front swivel seats. I made a slightly different table top so it would fit slightly between the front seats when facing forward. Still leaves some room in front of the rear passengers too. Hope this helps.

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Sorry for dragging up an old thread but I was debating an ovano table but thinking it would be cool to have a free standing table we could lift out to use too. We’ve got a Kombi and the plan is to make both front seats swivel (assuming we can still fit leisure electrics under a swivel seat, and we can retain the heated seat function in the front) but we’ve also bought a glawning so having tables to use in there would also be great… so thanks for this.

I’d actually been toying with using a skimboard as a table top

 

[Sim667]

I actually was looking on eBay for the parts to make that table and saw one pre-made with a skimboard as a table top, so I bought it. One less job to do.