Anyone know where i can get something like this... but a bit cheaper...

[causeway]

Two u bolts and a 90deg bend of heavy wall stainless steel might be as good a place as any to start when designing from scratch . Using boatjumble suppliers of course. ?tenner all in?

yup, exactly what I was thinking. the only thing I'm missing is a mechanism to let the table swing in and out of the way

 

[WestWittering]

yup, exactly what I was thinking. the only thing I'm missing is a mechanism to let the table swing in and out of the way

http://www.justkampers.com/westfalia-pivot-table-leg-vw-t2.html

The whole thing swivels both at the top supporting the table & at the bottom. You then fit two supports - see website - one in the floor & one on the side. Have a look on a vw camper website & you will get the idea. You will need the fitting that fits on the underneath of the table top. The top you can make yourself, or look on ebay for something funky.

Di

 

[WestWittering]

Or this :

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Motorhome...ervan_Caravan_Accessories&hash=item2a27eee4a6

Seems to be a complete kit, but make your own top.

Di

 

[Cameo]

I know you have said you don't want to pay £150 but they are well worth it. Had mine for 3 years, very versatile and easy storage as main pole attaches to back of table. Have you got a Birthday coming up soon!!

 

[charles_reed]

Having used mine for 4 years now, it has proved extremely robust. Looking at the e-bay offering I'd suggest it would deflect considerably and be far less convenient as a cockpit table support.
£79 compared to £150 - I'd definitely go for the latter.

 

[Stork_III]

I know you have said you don't want to pay £150 but they are well worth it. Had mine for 3 years, very versatile and easy storage as main pole attaches to back of table. Have you got a Birthday coming up soon!!

+1 Lagun system very well engineered, and coupled with folding top from KJ Howell is the bees knees.

 

[causeway]

I had looked at that, has anyone ever had one in their camper?

Charles, by deflect do you mean bend when any weight is put on it? Because that is what i'm trying to avoid (Albin Vega table - two poles slide into the floor sole)

 

[LadyInBed]

This is from https://www.edgepark.com/shopcatalog/item/tct710/ Edgepark Medical supplies

 

[causeway]

Don't think it swivels in at the top though? Think it just moves round by moving the feet?

 

[HunterWanderer]

You could look at making up with these and some stainless tube (use Polished architectural tube )
http://www.oadbyplastics.co.uk/downloads/Rexnord.pdf
page S176 and handles S197

 

[homa]

From memory Seascrew used to sell all the bits if you want to make up your own table/seat support.
Rgds
Homa

 

[causeway]

You could look at making up with these and some stainless tube (use Polished architectural tube )
http://www.oadbyplastics.co.uk/downloads/Rexnord.pdf
page S176 and handles S197

that is interesting, is there a price list attached? I'm on my phone and it's a pain to look at the whole thing

Will check out sea screw, thanks

 

[mtb]

how about using a tele wall bracket I took one down from a wall last week and looking at it right now I'd say it's very close to what your talking about. This one has one main joint two arms one with a fixing plate the other has a round plate. I'm sure it's man enough to hold a table top and I think it could be adapted
Medical places have the same sort of things perhaps a look on ebay may turn some thing up, just had a look on ebay theres this
160954166226
Black Adjustable Laptop Stand / Workstation for Home or Office NEW - ZF862
it's steel tubing so could be bent and fixing is simple

cheers
mick