etrailer RV Dinette Table - Surface Mount - 38" Long x 30" Wide - Cherry Wood - 2 Legs

Video Transcript for Review of etrailer RV Dinette Table - Surface Mount 38L x 30W Cherry 2 Legs - e69BR

Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. And today, we're gonna take a look at this etrailer RV surface mount dinette table. Now, this dinette table is going to be the perfect place for your friends and family to gather in your RV dining area. It has been designed to provide a strong and stylish upgrade to your RV. Now, this table is made here in the USA with a ultra strong, high-density EPS foam tabletop core.

And so, that's going to ensure durability and stability in this table. And if you notice here, this also has an edge banding that's going to reinforce this table and it's going to seal moisture out, preventing this tabletop from peeling, or cracking, or warping. So, this is going to be highly resistant to spills. You're not gonna have to worry about liquids getting into the table and possibly damaging the table itself. And this cherry finish happens to be one of my favorite that we offer.

And we do have other finishes as well, whatever's going to work best for the decor in your RV. So as you can see, this does come in cherry, in maple, and white. And not only do you get your choice of finish, but you also get your choice of trim, whether it's the color matching trim or the black trim. And as I mentioned, this is our cherry laminate finish with the black trim so that black trim really adds a sharpness to the look of this table. Now, this table not only comes in different finishes and different trim options, but it also comes in different sizes.

So, depending on the space that you have in your RV dining area, we should have the size that you need. The table that I have here is 42 inches long. And of course, all of our tables are 30 inches wide so you get an idea of the size of this table. And I'm gonna stand up here on the pallet that we have this mounted to. And this will be a little more stable in your RV than on this pallet.

But I'm about 5'9", 5'10" and this table comes up to about the middle portion of the top of my leg. So, it kind of gives you an idea of the size and the height of this table itself. So, depending on, again, the space that you have that you're needing to fill, we should have the size that you need here at etrailer.com. Now, taking a look here at the lower portion of our table, this is, as I mentioned, a surface mount installation. So, we have steel table legs here that are going to mount to the floor with the included hardware. And the leg itself has two brackets. One for securing it to the tabletop and one to secure it to the floor. And so, this is going to secure directly to the floor. And we also have this table available with just one leg instead of two. So, if that's an option that you're looking for and you don't need the two legs, we do have the one leg option available. Now, I do wanna give you a measurement of the clearance from the bottom of our table top to the floor so let me see if I can line up my tape measure here to where you can see it. And as you can see, from the bottom of our tabletop to the floor, we're sitting right at 28 1/2 inches of clearance. So, we do have a recessed mount option available as well where the table leg will actually install into your floor. And because of the leg going into the floor, you will lose about two inches of clearance between the bottom of the table and the floor. So, whichever mounting option is best for you, we have those options available here. Now, the table can also be removed from the legs and the legs can be removed from the base to provide room for a fold-out bed so let me show you just how easy that is to do. Just gonna lift this table off the legs. And again, the table is very manageable. And then once you remove the table, you can remove the legs. And I'm just gonna go ahead and remove this one leg. The overall height of just the leg itself is 27 inches tall and the diameter of the leg is 2 1/2 inches. And then the diameter of our base bracket here is 6 5/16 inches. And so, this leg has these two plastic end caps on either end so you don't have metal on metal rubbing up against each other, whether it's in the base here or in our table bracket. Now, I'm gonna go ahead and just give you a brief view of the bottom of our table here and talk a little bit about the installation so let me go ahead and zoom in again. And at the center of our table, we have an internal 26 gauge galvanized steel screw plate that runs about 30 inches long and 10 inches wide. And that plate is going to assist with screw retention when you are installing your brackets onto the table with the included hardware. And so, as long as you're within that range of 30 inches long and 10 inches wide, you're going to be fine. We just have these stickers here as recommendations for you as to where to put those legs, especially if this is like a new install in your RV, but you don't actually have to attach your leg or your bracket to the sticker. Those are just recommendations. As you can see, I do have some holes here because I installed just one leg here in the center. So, you're not gonna have pre-drilled holes but that was just from a previous install that we did on this table. Now, I do wanna mention as well, we recommend not making pilot holes into the table during installation, but just to go ahead and screw directly into the table through the plate when you are installing your brackets. So, I'm gonna go ahead and just replace our table back on the legs and just line 'em up here real quick. (table thudding) And it is as easy as that. So again, table's vary manageable but yet very durable. So, if you're looking to upgrade your dinette table in your RV, I think this is going to be a great option for you to consider. We have, like I said, various options for you to choose from in regards to finish, in regards to size, and even mounting options as well to best fit your setup in your RV. Well, that's gonna conclude our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.