How are free standing dinette chairs stowed for travel

[Gridley]

I see a lot of coaches with separate chairs for the dinette. Is there usually a place to store them for travel. Are there only two?

Thanks,

Gridley

[DSDP_Don]

ON our previous coach, we could turn them facing the sidewall and they never moved in 80K miles. Our new coach, the passage way is narrow when closed and the chairs need to stay in their normal position. We found they occasionally tipped over to one side, the only way they could go.

I took two suction cups, the type with a lever, and added a strap to both. The strap wraps around the chair and is connected to the suction cup. When we arrive at our campsite, I just undo the suction cups and place them in the cabinet.

[ArchHoagland]

We have two free standing chairs and they haven't moved in 14 years and three panic stops where the ABS activated.

[jyrostng]

Mine stay in place fine on carpet. four chairs, not two

[CarnationSailor]

I have two somewhat heavy chairs for the dining table which are on carpet and are not secured in any way, but they stay in place just fine. I also have 2 padded folding chairs which match and are stored under the bed.

[LadyRVer]

I had two for the dining table which strapped together and 2 padded folding chairs which matched, stored those under the bed. I

[MarkTwain]

Gridley wrote:
I see a lot of coaches with separate chairs for the dinette. Is there usually a place to store them for travel. Are there only two?

Thanks,

Gridley

they usually are just strapped down under the table to the floor. I have to extra chairs that fold up and I store them in the clothes closet.

[mccsix]

Just set them on their side for the trip.

[Goldencrazy]

I have two folding chairs that go in a bay and two regular that are lashed together with a strap that goes through a loop on the table to hold them in place. They can move a little.