Airstream table is too big.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
Why not - not buy an RV that did not suit your needs? I like your modification but you seem to be blaming Airstream for your excess dimensions.

No RV meets every need. If I limited myself to an RV that meets every need/want, I would never own an RV. I have had to modify, to some degree, every one I have ever owned. I consider it, customizing. In the big scheme of things, replacing the table top and adding a couple of 12v outlets is nothing.

The main reason I posted this thread is to let others know that this can be done easily, and fairly cheaply. And, FWIW, I am not blaming Airstream for anything.

Why not - not buy an RV that did not suit your needs? I like your modification but you seem to be blaming Airstream for your excess dimensions.

I bought a hybird once with a huge dinette. The table for it was big and bulky like yours. The last guy to own it took out the big table and put in with you would call a cocktail table. Big enough for drinks or two people to have dinner. It is secured with one tube and two fittings like an old diner table. Now there is a ton of room to move.

Nice work

Now if you could just carry those in when you visit a burger joint???
For some strange reason my local Hardee's booths seem a lil bit snug.

looks good. I did something similar in my bounder since my circumference did not like the original setup. I used a panel of oak with edging of solid oak.
bumpy

Looks great!

Looks like you did a great job, and I personally like your table better than the original.