How would I remove this table/cabinet?

[DarkSkySeeker]

How would I remove this table/cabinet? It appears to be fastened to the wall and floor. Is the only way to remove it with a saws-all?

[sgfrye]

looks like you have the same model wildwood and floorplan as the wife and i. curious as to what is inside the bottom part of that cabinet. i store books, remote controls in the top part. not to hijack your thread but i had the same dinette as yours. removed the table. and turned the seat next to the couch against the wall to make an L-shaped sofa .. really opened up the space. just the wife and i on trips. we use tv tray stands to eat and then fold the up and store them when not in use

[DarkSkySeeker]

I will look closely at it tonight and give an update tomorrow. I appreciate all the good comments.

[goducks10]

Is it hiding anything? I see there's something on the outside of the trailer in the same location as the table. Sometimes RV MFG's run things thru the walls down into the floor and cover that up with a cabinet.

[valhalla360]

We had a similar one that we removed.

After much puzzling over how to disassemble...a few precisely placed wacks with the hammer took it apart. It was stapled together from the inside somehow.

Worked for us as we weren't going to reinstall it.

[rhagfo]

Question to the OP?
Open front or closed box?
We had a closed box with a magazine rack on the front. Some carefull work with a putty knife to pry the trim and front panel offa d had access to all screws.

Do you plan on putting it back or just looking to get rid of it?
The top is likely just stapled on some light taps with a hammer and a block of wood will likely remove it.

[mobeewan]

It is probably screwed to the floor from inside the bottom of the cabinet so you should be able to locate those screws for removal. Normally the screws mounting to the wall come in from the opposite side before the skin is applied. If it were me I would try to remove as many screws as I could find mounting it to the floor. I'd use a magnetic stud finder to locate the screws along the wall. Then I'd hold a wide flexible putty knife against the wall as a shield to keep from marring the wall at each screw location as I used an oscillating saw with a thin blade to cut each screw. Then I'd use this technique to remove any remaining screws mounting it to the floor.

[BobsYourUncle]

I have one of those in my TT.

I can't see the face of yours in the pic, but on mine there is a solid panel on the bottom front, under a shelf inside.

That panel comes out of there on mine to reveal the inside hollow area and gives access to the screws holding it to the wall and floor.

Yours may have a panel stapled in place on the front after the thing was fastened down.

My panel has 4 screws to remove to access the inside, as that's where my shore power enters from the rear and goes into the floor.

I certainly wouldn't attack it with a saw. You'll do a lot of damage to the surrounding area. Far better to remove it the way it went on.

What's in the front?
Can you post a close up pic of the front?

[Johno02]

use a power screwdriver running backwards. Back out the screws holding it to the wall and/or floor. No power screwdriver?? use a left-handed manual screwdriver.

[Ralph_Cramden]

It has about 2 or 3 stripped out screws through the cleats inside that are into 1/8 thick Luan plywood. Give it a good whack with your foot and it will pull right off.

[agesilaus]

Are you sure it isn't fastened down with hidden screws? Maybe you could slide a thin metal blade, like a hacksaw blade between the floor and bottom of this table and the same with the wall. That might give you an idea where the fasteners are.