Rectangular Boat Table - Surface Mount - 28" x 16" - High-Impact Plastic - Ivory

Video Transcript for Jif Marine Surface Mount Rectangular Boat Table Review

What's up everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna be checking out this JIF Marine Table. This is gonna go on your boat to give you more table space. Let's check it out. It's gonna be a 28 by 16 tabletop. So a decent amount of size, but not taking up too much space where it's kind of in the way on your boat.

We have it up front between the two chairs. These chairs can swivel towards the front as well. But right now, I got it set up to where I just wanna set my beverage there, have some food here on this flat surface, I can do that. Play games. You're gonna play some cards or something where you're just hanging out.

'Cause you can see we're at the dock right now. Everybody else is over at the beach. Just got a nice table here, sitting out oi the sun. On each side, good for beverages. You can see the water bottle fits in there just fine.

Now it's not super deep. That is one thing I'm looking at as I'm seeing. It's gonna hold that there, but I could push it over. It'd be nice if it was a little bit deeper, but there's one in each corner with drain holes. So if the condensation does get down there, it can leak right back out.

It doesn't stay in the table and just be in the way. Look in the middle. This section is going to be textured. It's almost kinda like a wood-like texture there just to have, it's not just flat plastic or anything like that. The table itself is made out of a high impact durable molded plastic. So you can hear that it isn't just a flimsy piece of plastic. It doesn't bend or move easily, you see, as I pull on it. And it sounds solid too as I knock on it. It's gonna be UV resistant too. So if you do leave it up all the time, the sun's not gonna damage it or cause any issues. Another nice thing is it doesn't have to stay here all the time. You can actually remove it pretty easily. You're gonna remove the post from there, and now you can store it easily in the back of the boat when it's not in use. This is gonna be the mount for the table. Now you will need to figure out where you wanna put this. You don't have to drill any holes in your deck, but you will have to put some screws in there. So you'll have to get some hardware of your own to run through here and attach it. But it's not like you have to get a hole saw and make a hole for the post or anything. So I kind of like that this mount can be set down wherever you want. I would test it out first, set it, see where it works in between the chairs. Make sure it makes sense. Make sure you don't put it too close to the door, so you can open the doors on the front or the side. Wherever you have room for your boat, it's a good idea to set it up with the table before you decide where you want it permanently. So once you figure out where you want it. This is about where we we're gonna put it. We decided it worked really good in between these two chairs. We're not gonna officially install it today. We're not gonna drill holes in this boat, but I'm gonna show you how to set it up. It's really easy. Once you've got the place for it, we got the mount down here. We're just gonna take our post, push it down into place. And then add our table top. You got the underside here that matches up with the post. You just line that up and push it down. We would go ahead and run our hardware here at the base, put all six screws into the deck, and it's mounted. Overall, really easy to get installed. I like the position of the table. So either I'm facing it or I can swivel away. I still have an armrest. I still have somewhere for my beverage, that's right there by my side. And I don't have to worry about it. Well, I think that does it. Thanks for hanging out and I hope this helped..