Spider Legs Table

[Peggy]

[quote]I used the lowes peel and stick planks in my 13 and was very pleased with how it turned out. As Greg said, it couldn't be easier to install.

The only issue I had with it was if you have stuff to slide on the floor, like your tote bins or, in my case, a porta potti, it will wear the color and pattern off the material. I had white streaks where the porta potti slide constantly from under my bunk.

In my 17, I laid a sheet vinyl product from home depot. I can't find the cherry color there anymore. I has held up nicely as well, except for where one of the floor bolt heads has worn thru. It is a temporary floor and I haven't leveled it yet. I just wanted the carpet out as I had a toilet problem and it started to mold from the moisture.

13 floor





17 floor

[Peggy]

Gina, What is going on with that dinette table, in that 13 ft. Looked like it is suspended mid air, with webbing straps below! Must be hinges for something?

[Gina D.]

It's a Spider Legs Table

[Kurt & Ann K.]

Gina,
Aren't they neat?
We have the picnic table with the bench seats. We even used them at home when there wasn't enough seating for the number of guests at a meal. but they were purchased with camping in mind.
Ours are a little on the heavy side and rather expensive, but very sturdy and compact. As with most things in life, you get what you pay for! I expect they will outlast us!
Looks like you saw their value also.
Kurt & Ann K.

[Gina D.]

I saw them at the Pomona RV show. As you can see, It didn't get sold with my 13.

I often collapse it and set it on the useless backseat of the Burro and use it as an end table of sorts.

It weighs almost nothing and can be taken outside easily. This one isn't very big, it's designed as a laptop table, but two can eat from it if need be.

[Greg A]

That would be awesome to use with the front Gaucho in the 13 when it is just the two of us.