Hello Neil & Lyn
I travel with mine folded and with a strap as I lost it all over a big bump
I also screwed a door stopper on the floor under where the leg stays when folded and rest it on that
Table does not move when lean't on in the folded up position
Ken
Our table is a tri-fold and never had any problem with it. We travel with it folded, and it has never moved. We do however place a mini pillow behind the leg to stop it rubbing on the wood-grain of the little cupboard underneath.
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Pejay are travelling in a 2014 Holden Colorado LTZ Twin Cab Ute + 2013 Coromal Element van
Another good trick is to place a small buffer pad on the top near the wall in such a position that when folded, the table sits on this rather than the two laminated surfaces rubbing together and becoming damaged. If you prefer, you could just Insert a bit of something soft to keep the two surfaces apart.
A little different... We have a L shape dinette with a rather large table. So we took the table top to a cabinet maker and had them cut and piano hinge about 1/3rd of the long side. This has freed up a heap of extra space as the stove, sink and preparation area of the kitchen is adjacent/ opposite the table.
We then extend the table when needed.
Just a small space saver.
Jay&Dee
A little different... We have a L shape dinette with a rather large table. So we took the table top to a cabinet maker and had them cut and piano hinge about 1/3rd of the long side. This has freed up a heap of extra space as the stove, sink and preparation area of the kitchen is adjacent/ opposite the table. We then extend the table when needed. Just a small space saver. Jay&Dee
My last van had the L shaped unit and I made a slide for the bracket under the table top which allowed the top to be pushed further over the seats for more kitchen space when required.
