Swap in a fresh RV dinette table and make the space work the way you want. Rectangle tops come in cherry, white, or maple and in 36L x 30W Inch, 38L x 30W Inch, 40L x 30W Inch, 42L x 30W Inch, and 44L x 30W Inch, so it's simple to match your layout. Installs are typically straightforward, and some leg setups can be trimmed to sit lower. Note that heavy tops and worn bushings can add wobble, while sturdier legs feel rock solid.
Installation is generally straightforward. Some leg kits use 12 Philips head M5 x 1 1/8" wood screws; heads can strip, so use a manual screwdriver or low-torque setting. Watch screw length on the tabletop—long screws can leave slight bumps; consider slightly shorter screws for the top and hand-tighten.
Yes, you can cut the pipe to the length you want. Reassemble the end caps properly so the leg mounts back to the base. If you only need a small trim, a shorter replacement leg may be an easier route than cutting your existing one.
Some telescoping legs are not designed to be removed easily without taking out mounting screws. If a clear floor is important, look for setups with a flush mount so nothing is sticking up when the table is out. Verify how the base secures and whether quick removal is supported before you commit.
Upgraded legs can reduce table movement and some telescoping designs are described as very solid. Wobble can occur if bushings in telescoping tubes break, so inspect those parts. Consider tabletop weight—tops around 20 lbs are common, while heavier ones like 23.5 pounds may need a sturdier pedestal.
You can pick from rectangle tops in cherry, white, or maple. Common sizes include 36L x 30W Inch, 38L x 30W Inch, 40L x 30W Inch, 42L x 30W Inch, and 44L x 30W Inch. If you need an oval, note that only rectangle tops were available in the options described.
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