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- MmpfoxExplorerCould I keep the table and take out benches and put it chairs?
- Tango__AE7UIExplorerMmpfox,
You have to consider how you will secure the now free standing table and chairs while in transit. - filrupmarkExplorerWe removed the dinette on our 2005 Prowler. Haven't had a dinette since. We enjoy our table and chairs.
- Ron3rdExplorer IIIYes it can be done!!
- BipeflierExplorerA friend just did this on a KZ. Carpet was complete under the booth so we just removed the screws from the floor and wall to remove it. The only way to tell the table wasn't from the factory was 2 screw holes in the side wall which isn't really noticeable.
- rickhiseExplorerHope the industry begins to delete these
As a basic Floor plan, anytime the consumer has an
Options increase s more happy campers
The booth must go back to the 50 s as the standard
With that said....Hey those who want it I want You to have it - valhalla360NavigatorGo to an RV dealer and look at units. Try getting in and out.
Our new unit has chairs and I don't find them any easier to get in and out of. Also, you lose a ton of storage. - Beverley_KenExplorerThe biggest question would be, what is under the dinette seats. In our currant MH, one is only storage with the carpeted floor, the other side has part of the fresh water tank coming up to fill half the space closest to the wall. By doing a work around, box or something similar over the water tank, the dinette could be replaced by a table and 2 or 3 chairs.
In our previous hybrid trailer, the fresh water tank was under one seat and the water heater, water pump were under the other seat, without losing most of the water system, you could not take out the dinette. However, that dinette table was on free standing legs, so it could easily be pushed to one side for easier entry/exit.
Ken
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