20" Round Table

[mkasner]

Anyone know where I can buy a 20" round table? I am converting the dinette in our lance from the booth to a U shape. Amazon was a bust

[blueglide]

I'm so sorry - those pictures are on my computer at work. In Michigan. Where it's bitterly cold.....LOL!

16 degrees and light snow this morning in Newaygo...thats not bad! Last winter at -27 below thats getting cold! 🙂

[Deb_and_Ed_M]

mkasner wrote:

Deb and Ed M wrote:
I finished a piece of cabinet-quality plywood to use for a "cafe table" in our Class C - made it feel much larger without the big dinette table in there. Mine was 24", with large-radius corners. I liked it so much, I kept it for our 5th wheel; and now use it in our TC.

Do you have any pictures of the cafe table? I was sitting at a starbucks the other day and noticed their round cafe tables are perfect size (laptop, eating...etc)

I'm so sorry - those pictures are on my computer at work. In Michigan. Where it's bitterly cold.....LOL!

It's 24" x 24" with about a 6" radius on each corner; and maybe 5/8" thick? I added 2 recessed cupholders. I didn't even stain it - just put a couple layers of poly on it. It is big enough to easily hold 2 dinner placesettings, but is SO much lighter and easier to move than the classic dinette table.

[Reelescape1]

In the process of replacing mine in the Lance. The factory veneered table edges were way too sharp. This is Sapele with two coats of satin poly and will get one or two more. More that what you're after but may give you some ideas.

[jimh406]

I didn't think about 'til now, but there are lots of boat table choices. Search for boat table on ebay or amazon.

[mkasner]

Deb and Ed M wrote:
I finished a piece of cabinet-quality plywood to use for a "cafe table" in our Class C - made it feel much larger without the big dinette table in there. Mine was 24", with large-radius corners. I liked it so much, I kept it for our 5th wheel; and now use it in our TC.

Do you have any pictures of the cafe table? I was sitting at a starbucks the other day and noticed their round cafe tables are perfect size (laptop, eating...etc)

[D_E_Bishop]

Contact a countertop installer. There are hundreds of Corian and the other similar counter materials. You can probably get and installer to make you one with an edge that would be good looking and comfortable to lean on.

[Deb_and_Ed_M]

I finished a piece of cabinet-quality plywood to use for a "cafe table" in our Class C - made it feel much larger without the big dinette table in there. Mine was 24", with large-radius corners. I liked it so much, I kept it for our 5th wheel; and now use it in our TC.

[K_Mac]

Can you use your original, and just mod that?

[Sfla2]

we used a lazy susan &took off the spinner Ikea

[kjenckes]

This is what I did with one of the unfinished tables from Lowes. I'm not sure exact size but it is close to 20".

[mkirsch]

I would get a 24x24 square of 23/32" sanded plywood, and make one!

You can use a thumbtack, piece of string, and a pen to mark a 20" circle. Cut it out with a jigsaw leaving the line, and sand to the line. Add some heat-to-apply wood veneer edging, stain to taste, and lather on the polyurethane. Quick, cheap, and EXACTLY what you want.

The more power tools you have the easier it will be to make. If you have a router you can make a quick circle-cutting jig out of some 1/4" plywood to make the initial cut so that almost no sanding will be necessary.

[jimh406]

I'm not sure what the measurements are for our table from Home Depot cut in half, but here's another idea for you. For some reason, I couldn't post the image from rv.net, but got it done via the Woodall's site.

[mkasner]

Lots of great stuff thank you guys! The ones at Home Depot are either way to small or way to big. Basically the width of our current booth tabletop is 20" in width, which is just about perfect, however going with a round table mod, getting in and out of the booth much more enjoyable and frees up a lot of unnecessary space

[Kayteg1]

Years ago I bought it on ebay for my boat, but boat sold and now I admire small round table in my motorhome.
You can see it on picture background. It is smaller than 20" but with pan shape, perfect for keeping stuff in it while on the move.