When we entertained inside the RV, we wanted to have an area that looks more like a bar. So we came up with this before and after picture. I simply purchased two bar stools from a local store and took them off the stand and connected the table coupler on the back of them. Now it is a quick snap to remove table and put bar tops in place. I just keep the table overhead the cab when not is use.

It's missing something very important! Where is the bottle of beer on each table to prove they are sturdy enough for their intended use? :W

TucsonJim wrote:It's missing something very important! Where is the bottle of beer on each table to prove they are sturdy enough for their intended use? :WBob, I used the same brackets that are mounted on the floor. I may go back and take another picture with a few glasses of wine and spirit on it..

Nice work. Now half the fun will be chasing the bar maid around the tables.

Dining Area To Bar Area | Good Sam Community

BillB800si
Explorer
Feb 09, 2014
Never work for us. We play cards and board games with friends. I would be constantly picking the dice up off the floor (and probably spill my beer).
Happy trails,
judge
Explorer
Feb 08, 2014
RVUSA wrote:
judge wrote:
I may do as "TMBLSN" stated and try to find a smaller table that will fit across both stands.

Round it on both ends like the ones there now and it would be a winner. You can get butcher block counter top in lots of sizes. Just cut it for what you want, finish, and viola.

Thanks, I may do just that..
RVUSA
Explorer
Feb 08, 2014
judge wrote:
I may do as "TMBLSN" stated and try to find a smaller table that will fit across both stands.

Round it on both ends like the ones there now and it would be a winner. You can get butcher block counter top in lots of sizes. Just cut it for what you want, finish, and viola.
judge
Explorer
Feb 08, 2014
It was really made to hold a few drinks. Normally, 4 people can sit here without knocking on each other and with 2 drinks per table, it works out pretty fine. It just becomes a little problem when snacks are presented. Then we have to hold them in our hands. I may do as "TMBLSN" stated and try to find a smaller table that will fit across both stands.
TMBLSN
Explorer
Feb 07, 2014
I can understand the desire for a smaller table.

However, you aren't going to fit between those tables, at least not without knocking everything off of them.

Why not connect them? It would be much sturdier and you'd have room for a few more drinks and/or snacks.
The_Weekenders
Explorer
Feb 07, 2014
Looks great!
RVUSA
Explorer
Feb 07, 2014
It looks like there is more people space than beverage space per person. Cool idea though, I can see a need for that.
Roni_
Explorer
Feb 07, 2014
It's missing something very important! Where is the bottle of beer on each table to prove they are sturdy enough for their intended use?

Don't forget the peanuts!
Looks nice!
-Roni
AllegroD
Nomad
Feb 07, 2014
Nice work. Now half the fun will be chasing the bar maid around the tables.
judge
Explorer
Feb 07, 2014
TucsonJim wrote:
It's missing something very important! Where is the bottle of beer on each table to prove they are sturdy enough for their intended use? :W

Bob, I used the same brackets that are mounted on the floor. I may go back and take another picture with a few glasses of wine and spirit on it..