Hello all.....New Member

Just bought a 2006 puck and I love it but first outing I thought the table was too big........I am loathe to cut up original table...any suggestions for shortest narrower table and where might I find the leg, without removing the other female fixing on the original......Thanks in anticipation

Hello Julian and welcome to the forum.

The great thing about Eriba tables is that you can use pretty much anything you like.

The only Eriba item you need is the L shaped ally strip to engage with the corresponding mounting either outside or on the end wall/box/wherever it fits right now. You should be able to get a length of the correct strip from Jandi

Apart from that a swing down telescopic foot - standard caravan part - and a lump of wood is all that is required.

I seem to recall that there are some photos of interesting tables in the forum gallery interiors section see g43p538-Crow-s-Pad.html for example

Thanks for that reply.....I will source some wood and make my own

An appropriately sized kitchen unit door from B&Q is a favourite option, with a choice of colours/finishes and relatively lightweight.

I made a small table which I used on my previous 552 & 540:

B & Q Cherry Door 600 x 600 P/N 03259863
Here

Mounting Rails:
For the table - Wall Rail Insert, 630mm - Fawo 01567T90687
If you need another wall mount - Wall Rail, Silver, 600mm - Fawo 01566T11602

Adjustable folding table leg - Reimo 57076

One of my trade supplier's stocks both rails and the leg.

hope you find a solution for your table.

Hi,
Like others I would like to make a smaller table for my Puck and was wondering where you go the wall rail insert from?
Any advice appreciated
Thanks Debbie (Perce)

Someone over on facebook found the aluminium railsaltough some of the pics do look plastic ?

https://camperinteriors.co.uk/products/l...sakD5eQxIhYffbA

and another source of the leg

https://clearcutconversions.co.uk/produc...k9wqatK-pe_eqLI

looking at the photos on the site the aluminium ones seem to have a different profile, whereas the photos of what looks like the plastic one seem to fit, but I don't really like the plastic! :-(
I assume they are a standard size as obviously I only need the bit that goes on the table.
I'm going to keep looking for a metal one but will hold this one as a backup!
Thank you

If you don't want to reuse the original table, use the fittings off that, but keep the original top safe for future resale.