Hi,
I'd like to get another base for the table on my CD25. I'm thinking I'll make a small platform to fit the cockpit floor so I can set the table up there when in the slip or moored someplace.
Any ideas where these might be available?
Or is it best to get a recessed one that might fit.
Any info appreciated.
thanks
Dana V
Table base for CD25
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John Martin
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- Location: CD31, 1985, #85, CARINA
Table
Hi Dana,
Not sure exactly what it is you are trying to accomplish. It sounds like you are looking for some tubing or a base. Look in the WM catalog in the 'Seating' section. Todd and Garlick both makes components that may work.
FWIW we found a small, roll-up, aluminum-slat, table at REI that works well aboard CARINA. We use it on the beach and on the dock. I think it would work well in your cockpit. It folds-up into a very compact package.
Hope this helps.
JM
Not sure exactly what it is you are trying to accomplish. It sounds like you are looking for some tubing or a base. Look in the WM catalog in the 'Seating' section. Todd and Garlick both makes components that may work.
FWIW we found a small, roll-up, aluminum-slat, table at REI that works well aboard CARINA. We use it on the beach and on the dock. I think it would work well in your cockpit. It folds-up into a very compact package.
Hope this helps.
JM
John & Nancy Martin
Sailing on Lake Lanier just NE of Atlanta
CD31 #85 "Carina" 1985
Sailing on Lake Lanier just NE of Atlanta
CD31 #85 "Carina" 1985
Salon table Parts
Here's where I bought replacement parts for my salon table. And the price is right.
http://www.tjtrailers.com/store/table-hardware.html
http://www.tjtrailers.com/store/table-hardware.html
Sail on,
Jack
CD28 Sea Belle
Hailport - Rockland, ME
There are old sailors and bold sailors, but there are no old, bold sailors.
Reef early and often. It's easier to shake out a reef when one is bored than it is to tuck one in when one is scared.
When your only tool is a hammer, all your problems look like nails.
Jack
CD28 Sea Belle
Hailport - Rockland, ME
There are old sailors and bold sailors, but there are no old, bold sailors.
Reef early and often. It's easier to shake out a reef when one is bored than it is to tuck one in when one is scared.
When your only tool is a hammer, all your problems look like nails.
What Jack found
Seraph's table has a second base mount just like what Jack found. It holds one end of table while the other end is supported by a wooden bracket made to hang on the stern area of the cockpit behind the tiller which is raised and rotated off to one side out of the way.
Randy 25D Seraph #161