Dining Table wobble solution
The 2 pedestal dining table in my new Keystone 340fbh wobbles to the point that eating a meal on it is a disaster waiting to happen. I have thought about fabricating dimensional lumber and some sort o...
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Almot wrote:
I've read through all the suggestions - because have same problem, this is how these tables are designed - and it looks like important detail was overlooked. His window goes 5" BELOW the table bottom. The suggestion with piece of wood under the window might work. You can then bolt another piece of wood vertically on that board, so that it would reach the table, or come up with some Z-brackets. I'm only afraid that the other end will still wobble a little, because it is only supported in the middle. Don't know what to do with this other end.
What you are suggesting is exactly what I planned. Today I purchased a pair of compression type window locks and plan on using wood blocks on the wall and wood blocks on table underside. I will install the locks where the blocks meet to secure the table. I believe this will stabilize at least the wall side of the table, which is better than without. The locks/latches will may make it easier than removing screws to lower the table. Thanks
