Picnic Table Storage

[bonds corner]

Does anyone sell a bracket to attach to the bottom of a raised rail chassis so that you can slide a plastic picnic table in? so it will be hanging from the frame inside the pass thru. some thing like this would save a lot of space.

[Gary RVRoamer]

I cannot imagine a product that would fit enough tables and frame rail configurations to be commercially viable, but you could probably make one for your rig and table using aluminum bar or angle stock available most anywhere.


I solved a similar storage problem with a raised wood platform on the floor of the pass-thru bay. Basically just a piece of plywood with 4 short legs, allowing me to slip long but flat stuff under it and slide them in/out as needed, while other gear was piles above it.

[deandec]

Originally Posted by Gary RVRoamer

I cannot imagine a product that would fit enough tables and frame rail configurations to be commercially viable, but you could probably make one for your rig and table using aluminum bar or angle stock available most anywhere.


I solved a similar storage problem with a raised wood platform on the floor of the pass-thru bay. Basically just a piece of plywood with 4 short legs, allowing me to slip long but flat stuff under it and slide them in/out as needed, while other gear was piles above it.

I used the top part of my platform to carry an unmounted spare 22.5" tire.

[153stars]

If no welder available.You can smash the ends of EMT. . conduit with a vise or large hammer. Bend with vise clamped metal or wood. Try not to make bend edges to sharp as to crack. 3\4 or 1" is pretty strong if weight is spread like your wanting to use it
You have to prevent sliding out supporting bars .
Plywood and wood spacer making slide in L rails would also work. Less likely to leave alum or galvanized metal rub off marks and stains. I'm just much better with metal than wood "true wood butcher".