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Wardrobe table holder
Yahoo Message Number: 85758
A few months ago, I purchased a folding table at Costco and sort of stuck it in the wardrobe with things leaned against it to keep it from rattling around. I got around to making a holder for it today, but Yahoo won't let me add the photo to the Yonder album, telling me I don't have that priviledge.
 On my MB, the table is held in place at the back wall of the wardrobe with a wood cleat screwed through the wardrobe floor into two existing cleats under, one over each drawer 15" apart. A cleat with bungee cord is mounted to the forward wall. This cleat keeps the top of the table secured and the bungee cord is stretched and hooked to the rear of the table to keep it forward. The picture would make this a lot easier understand (g).

bumper Yonder
bumper
"Yonder" '05 MB
"WLDBLU" glider trailer

Re: Wardrobe table holder
Reply #1
Yahoo Message Number: 85761
"The picture would make this a lot easier understand (g)."

bumper

We may have exceeded our Yahoo photo limit.
Andy should be able to tell.
Consider opening a Flickr account for Yonder. It's free.
You like free, don't you?

Larry
Larry
2003 23.5' Front Lounge, since new.  Previously 1983 22' Front Lounge.
Tow vehicles  2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Photo Collection: Lazy Daze

 
Re: Wardrobe table holder
Reply #2
Yahoo Message Number: 85769
Some addtional info on the table holder
 When fastening the cleat to the bottom of the wardrobe, one could use double stick tape or even glue (think a small amount of gorilla glue). I wanted the ability to change things later if need be so opted for screws. Be careful to space screws to line up with existing supports under wardrobe floor that are centered on drawers.
 For the side cleat / bungee attach, I started to drill the holes from inside the wardrobe forward, thinking the paneling was thin there and that I would use pan head sheet metal screws as wood screws to come in from the pantry side. As soon as I started drilling I realized I was hitting something more substantial, so was able to drill the cleat and use screws to fasten from the inside of the wardrobe the same as bottom cleat.
 Bungee is attached through hole in cleat and backside is recessed with paddle bit to accommodate knot in bungee.
 Bungee could be eliminated using end stop cleat at rear edge of table on wardrobe floor. Then to remove table simply tilt back at top and swing top out.
 A small piece of weather strip foam can be fixed to rear wardrobe wall to eliminate any rattle tendancy.

all the best,

bumper

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bumper
"Yonder" '05 MB
"WLDBLU" glider trailer