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myredracer
Apr 04, 2015Explorer II
In a previous TT, I removed the standard wobbly legs and flanges. I attached the table to the outside wall with a detachable bracket and installed a single folding leg. The parts are readily available standard RV items. The problem going this route is that you will end up with holes in the flooring. Didn't matter to us though because we were installing laminate planks.
In our current TT, we installed Lance table legs and flanges. This is very stable, but attaching the table to the exterior wall is even stronger (providing the exterior wall doesn't flex). We went with the Lance legs because we would have had exposed screw holes from the old flanges.


In our current TT, we installed Lance table legs and flanges. This is very stable, but attaching the table to the exterior wall is even stronger (providing the exterior wall doesn't flex). We went with the Lance legs because we would have had exposed screw holes from the old flanges.


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