Thule Side Table

[schaney]

If you haven't seen them Thule has a nice side table that work great on trailer for getting extra counter space. They are made from plastic, lightweight and easy to clean. They also make a nice organizer you can hang over it.



They have attachment pads that you mount on the side of your trailer. Then the slots on the leg lock over the attachment pads. The black pads on the bottom of the legs adjust in and out for leveling the table.

[parnold]

That looks nice!

I did a quick Google and couldn't find one, not even on Thule's site. Where did you get it?

[GaryJ]

Looks like this might be where to pick one up. Very nice looking but a little to $$$ for me. I'll stick with wood. http://www.racksforall.com/thulervsolutions.aspx

[alffink]

Paul

saw Thule system, several items other than the table, at camping world, earlier this year,nice but pricey

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[schaney]

Paul, They are something a supplier of mine started to carry, so i decided to check them out. It's not something I currently carry, if you're interest in one, PM me and I'll check on pricing.

Yes, there are a little spendy, when compared to making your own with a mating track slide and adjustable leg kit. I like how light they are and the plastic will stay looking good for years

[Cliffmeister2000]

This one, at $39.99, isn't bad!

http://www.racksforall.com/Thule-Table- ... -7808.aspx

[schaney]

Cliff, I'm pretty sure it's the green organizer above the table that is $39.99.

[Cliffmeister2000]

Right you are! I can't find a price on the table...

[alffink]

found table; $169.00

http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0oG7kkbc7NM7 ... t%26SID=50

Sorry terrible link, would not let me rename it

[alffink]

Look for Under; THULE Smart RV systems

[Cliffmeister2000]

Ouch! Pretty pricey.

Makes me wonder; I could get a $30 table at Costco, attach my table support to one side,



and use the legs on the other side. If I needed it freestanding, I just detach and fold down the other set of legs.

[schaney]

Hmmm, that might just work ... if the legs on it are 3/4" OD, you could "standard" parts to make them adjustable for uneven surfaces.

[MKE_Tear]

Paul, They are something a supplier of mine started to carry, so i decided to check them out. It's not something I currently carry, if you're interest in one, PM me and I'll check on pricing.

Yes, there are a little spendy, when compared to making your own with a mating track slide and adjustable leg kit. I like how light they are and the plastic will stay looking good for years

I like that Thule product, but I think I like the homemade one even better. Now to find a leg that can extend to 40" (or slightly more) -- that's my counter top height -- and a quick online search didn't find one.

I wonder if a walking stick/hiking pole could be adapted?

[Cliffmeister2000]

$3.99 a pair at Goodwill.

[schaney]

Cliff, that is a clever leg.

MKE_Tear, just tell me what range of height you need and I can custom cut it for you, PM me.