Tables Turning

mickysf
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edited October 2017 in Motorhomes #1

Soon to look at continental vans as a possible change. Does anyone know if and how that central leg dinette table can be removed. Would prefer my folding one. Chauson is one make we may consider, can any owners comment on their quality?

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  • mickysf
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    edited October 2017 #3

    Thanks BB, sometimes, as you suggest, it pays to think outside your experience and consider the novel.

  • statusMoty1
    statusMoty1 Forum Participant Posts: 225
    edited October 2017 #4

    We had a Chausson flash 2010 from new, our table slid in and out to make up the bed if needed, our last season in it we took out the table and used a folding one in its place to give us more room to move around. The quality was good for what we paid but on looking at some Chausson welcomes at a recent show they did seem to have a higher spec. We now have a Knauss and are really pleased with the quality and design but some of that could be because after having one motorhome it’s like moving house you learn what you really want and what you can do without but the attention to detail is fab. Incidentally our table now can not come out but rotates in every direction giving you options wherever you are sitting for space or table and then drops down to make up the extra bed. Let me know if there are any other queries you have on Chausson,smile

  • mickysf
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    edited October 2017 #5

    Thanks sM1, it's the Chauson 630 that's grabbed my attention.

  • Aspenshaw
    Aspenshaw Forum Participant Posts: 611
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    edited October 2017 #6

    We're on our third motorhome with a fixed table and it can be a pain when moving about. Prior to that we had 3 motorhomes and 2 caravans with folding tables. Notwithstanding the pain of a fixed table, we prefer them because of their robust build, ease of use, and no need to store them elsewhere.

    Removing the table in a Hymer is possible and so I expect it will be in other makes. It may leave a big hole in the carpet though as well as the obvious holes in the floor. My advice is don't buy a motorhome with a fixed table unless you can live with such a table.

     

     

     

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