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A small folding table

Spot on ,get a bottle and couple of glasses on there

That's the idea Baza,made small enough for travelling in the motorhome from aire to aire down to spain.

Hope it will hold more than a couple of glasses!

Hia

never mind the glasses it is how many bottles can fit on the table

Ah the bottles never stay full for long so not a problem Polly!

And then you can play a good game of balancing the empties on the table

We want the details and photo's of the making

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We want the details and photo's of the making

You don't want to know ken...made from crap found in the shed!

Hia

now gives a new definition of CRAP in the shed

you have some very posh crap in your shed

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Hia

now gives a new definition of CRAP in the shed

you have some very posh crap in your shed

Its amazing what you can make out of a toilet seat polly.

Is it a soft close one Mark

Now we are getting to the BOTTOM of it Mark!

Yeah how did you guess...

Well looked everywhere and cant find a spare toilet seat ,so it looks like I will have to buy a small drinks table for the Aires

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Well looked everywhere and cant find a spare toilet seat ,so it looks like I will have to buy a small drinks table for the Aires

It just makes it easier than rummaging around the garage looking for your table & chairs.

As squadron leader I expect a good supply of quality vin rouge and plate of fromage available at 16.10hrs each evening.

Affirmative Biggles will do

Hia


Grandbazza you will find one in the bathroom

Whats that Polly your Biggles helmet

Rjiocca? over and out.

Come on Mark you can spell better than that

I haven't got a bottle to hand to check

Just had a look Mark and found 4 bottles of Rioja

That'll do for the 1st night we can stock up in Calais after we fuel up,

Sounds good to me

Hope all them fittings are good quality Stainless steel, we don't want to see any brown stains

Decided to copy your table idea Mark , trouble finding the right size table I want online so looking at all the bits I have got , will update when I make some progress

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]that table is poo its a tolet seat crap only joke mark

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Decided to copy your table idea Mark , trouble finding the right size table I want online so looking at all the bits I have got , will update when I make some progress

try crap house are us .com

Dog gate copy one from show
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Spot on Mick very handy.

Has Pam got that to keep the dog in or you out Mick

Nice looking gate Mick, I can see a wee problem though.

If you have NOT got that Hab door really secured in the open position and a gust of wind shuts it for you the damage to the door will be significant

Bungeee if wind dog will be next me buy fire door closed

Does that just fold up Mick and hold in place just by the width of it when opened?
I've been meaning to make one of them for a while, will do one for this summer

I f you close up you will see it is bolted there are some little brackets go behind rubbers seal of door frame site were door goes see at show 39.99 cost me 6 quid ring

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Decided to copy your table idea Mark , trouble finding the right size table I want online so looking at all the bits I have got , will update when I make some progress

try crap house are us .com

Found some bits , construction as started

What are u using Baza?

We just use
THESE fold down small, very little space needed for storage, no room for large items in our van
They even have a glass holder

The top will be made from this I acquired FOC from my mate at Magnum Motorhomes in Grimsby , when I have cut it down and edged it ,it is caravan worktop so light weight , the bottom from a folding stool probably



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We just use
THESE fold down small, very little space needed for storage, no room for large items in our van
They even have a glass holder

Just the job them Ken , but for us that dont work full time you have to find something to fill the day

I also used the legs from a folding stool.

Hia


will it double up as a duck board

Hia

looks good Mick

When I have cut it down it will be more of a cheese board Polly

Sweated buckets knocking this up today, ideal size folds away flat and cost buttons
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But its not a novelty table Bob

That looks just like mine