Can't wait for Escape 19! - Page 2

**Donna D.** · 03-30-2015, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by CADreamin

Donna - I was under the same impression.

I don't even have a table in Ten Forward (went with the Lounge!), but I do believe the shape of the dinette chosen determines how the mounted table moves. Someone with the standard dinette wouldn't need a front to back table, but those with a u-shape dinette would... how else would someone get to the back area of the dinette... unless the table moved front to back?

CADreamin · 03-30-2015, 10:03 PM

Agree Donna. If it didn't move front to back, we couldn't fit anyone in the back. rbryan4, perhaps a call to ETI might solve the mystery.
Jan

OneOleMan · 03-30-2015, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by rbryan4

It has two pedestals. Not possible.

On my 17B with the U Dinette I can remove the rear pedestal and turn the table to move it to and fro. Admittedly it's not as stable but not much less stable than with both pedestals.

**rbryan4** · 03-30-2015, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Donna D.

I don't even have a table in Ten Forward (went with the Lounge!), but I do believe the shape of the dinette chosen determines how the mounted table moves. Someone with the standard dinette wouldn't need a front to back table, but those with a u-shape dinette would... how else would someone get to the back area of the dinette... unless the table moved front to back?

Interesting indeed. I'll call Escape and ask. In any case it shouldn't be hard to modify myself. What I really want to install is one of these:

https://dicorproducts.com/catalog/ta...able-pedestal/

It allows the table to slide in 4 directions and it drops with a single pull of a lever. So far though, no RV dealer/parts place I've spoken to has ever heard of it.

gbaglo · 03-30-2015, 10:44 PM

Maybe West Marine?
Search table pedestal | West Marine

**rbryan4** · 03-30-2015, 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by gbaglo

Maybe West Marine?
Search table pedestal | West Marine

I looked at those types Glenn, but they don't have the 4 way sliding mount for the table top, and most of them go about 6" below deck in their lowest position. It would have to be flush mount and not protrude below the floor when lowered.

gbaglo · 03-30-2015, 11:57 PM

And, never mind the price !

StarvingHyena · 03-31-2015, 12:17 AM

I thought that was a very interesting video on your link, Robert.

I like to cook and feel like my 17 (when it arrives) may not have enough food prep surface prior to cooking outside. This might be an answer.

However how much space do you need to prep your 2" Rib-eye for the BBQ?

**rbryan4** · 03-31-2015, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by StarvingHyena

However how much space do you need to prep your 2" Rib-eye for the BBQ?

For me, not much. Just enough room for a salt and pepper grinder.

jamman · 03-31-2015, 10:36 PM

Email from Dicor 7/19/2013 (so prices may have changed) about the table mount and pedestal:

MR. SMUCKER,

I AM SORRY TO RESPOND TO YOUR E-MAIL SO LATE IN THE DAY, BUT I JUST RETURNED TO THE OFFICE. OUR COSMO TABLES ARE IMPORTED TO US FROM ITALY AND THE COST OF THE PEDESTAL / BASE (OUR PART# IP-15300) IS $245.00 EACH AND THE COST OF THE 4-WAY TABLE SLIDE (OUR PART# IP-153481) IS $135.00 EACH. YOU MAY PURCHASE ONE OR BOTH OF THESE ITEMS DIRECTLY FROM DICOR.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS.

THANK YOU.

JEFF SIBRT

Jeff Sibrt
Account Manager
2965 LaVanture Place
Elkhart IN 45614
Phone 574-264-2699 ext 137
Fax 574-293-2017
www.dicor.com
JSibrt@dicor.com

Dave Walter · 03-31-2015, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by jamman

Email from Dicor 7/19/2013 (so prices may have changed) about the table mount and pedestal:

MR. SMUCKER,

I AM SORRY TO RESPOND TO YOUR E-MAIL SO LATE IN THE DAY, BUT I JUST RETURNED TO THE OFFICE. OUR COSMO TABLES ARE IMPORTED TO US FROM ITALY AND THE COST OF THE PEDESTAL / BASE (OUR PART# IP-15300) IS $245.00 EACH AND THE COST OF THE 4-WAY TABLE SLIDE (OUR PART# IP-153481) IS $135.00 EACH. YOU MAY PURCHASE ONE OR BOTH OF THESE ITEMS DIRECTLY FROM DICOR.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS.

THANK YOU.

JEFF SIBRT

Jeff Sibrt
Account Manager
2965 LaVanture Place
Elkhart IN 45614
Phone 574-264-2699 ext 137
Fax 574-293-2017
www.dicor.com
JSibrt@dicor.com

Thanks Jamman. It is good to know the price for that table base. It is pretty cool. Now we need a volunteer to buy one and try it out so that the rest of us can have a review.

Jim Bennett · 03-31-2015, 11:36 PM

I wonder if the sliding top could easily be adapted without that pedestal.

**rbryan4** · 04-02-2015, 03:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamman

Email from Dicor 7/19/2013 (so prices may have changed) about the table mount and pedestal:

MR. SMUCKER,

I AM SORRY TO RESPOND TO YOUR E-MAIL SO LATE IN THE DAY, BUT I JUST RETURNED TO THE OFFICE. OUR COSMO TABLES ARE IMPORTED TO US FROM ITALY AND THE COST OF THE PEDESTAL / BASE (OUR PART# IP-15300) IS $245.00 EACH AND THE COST OF THE 4-WAY TABLE SLIDE (OUR PART# IP-153481) IS $135.00 EACH. YOU MAY PURCHASE ONE OR BOTH OF THESE ITEMS DIRECTLY FROM DICOR.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS.

THANK YOU.

JEFF SIBRT

Jeff Sibrt
Account Manager
2965 LaVanture Place
Elkhart IN 45614
Phone 574-264-2699 ext 137
Fax 574-293-2017
www.dicor.com
JSibrt@dicor.com

Thanks for the info. It contradicts the info on the dicor website as well as the FAQ, which says their products can be purchased through an RV dealer but not directly.

Lornanaugle · 04-08-2015, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by ice-breaker

You could turn your table 90° so that the slider mechanism works in the other direction. Of course, the cut-outs on the corners would be in the wrong location.

I like this look! I noticed it is very bright---did you install additional lighting?

Lornanaugle · 04-08-2015, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Vermilye

I bought an extra docking station (actually 2 - one for my house) and keep one in the RAV4 tow vehicle & the other in the trailer.

Thank you---are you happy with your satellite radio? If so, which one did you purchase? We have an older model in our home and the newer models seem so flimsy. Unfortunately, they don't make a docking station for the one we currently own.

BCnomad · 04-08-2015, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Lornanaugle

Thank you---are you happy with your satellite radio? If so, which one did you purchase?

Onyx Plus. Happy with it - love the 2.0 channels SQ. It is flimsy but should last awhile -- I don't push buttons all that often. Apparently the new home kit has a remote control? Have to look into that. Fat fingers probably not good match with tiny buttons.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lornanaugle

We have an older model in our home and the newer models seem so flimsy. Unfortunately, they don't make a docking station for the one we currently own.

No idea what you need, but if there is a dock, these guys should know about it.
XMFanStore.com - Authorized XM Satellite Radio Dealer - Toll-Free 877-4-XMRADIO
No affiliation, just read the forum from time to time.

gbaglo · 04-08-2015, 11:23 AM

These guys are big in satellite radio: SiriusXM Satellite Radios, Antennas, Accessories and More | TSS-Radio

I have the Stilletto 2, the Executive Dock ( for the trailer or house ) and a vehicle dock. It now seems to be a sought after radio.
But, there are many options shown on the TSS site.

Rossue · 04-08-2015, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Donna D.

Hummm, I thought all U-shape dinete tables went front to back and the standard built moved side to side...

Hummmm.

The 1-2 I saw at last year's Rally did go back & forth on u-shape dinette. We told ETI not to install ours and found it goes side-side. Not sure if this is a change or an inconsistent set up.

If you plan on a dinette and want to have four adults there I would opt for the standard vs. u-shape having had both. I'm with Donna and don't want either.

Lornanaugle · 04-08-2015, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Rossue

The 1-2 I saw at last year's Rally did go back & forth on u-shape dinette. We told ETI not to install ours and found it goes side-side. Not sure if this is a change or an inconsistent set up.

If you plan on a dinette and want to have four adults there I would opt for the standard vs. u-shape having had both. I'm with Donna and don't want either.

Thank you. Once in a while we may be traveling with four adults but if that is the case we will probably be outside. My issue is that I wake up before the crack of dawn and hubby is a night owl and sleeps in. Having the U-shape table may give me "morning luxury" of putting my feet up, sipping coffee and reading or working on a project. After seeing the regular bench style I think I can still do that.

I never thought we would have so many decisions to make. It's awesome and overwhelming at the same time. We started to look at lite trailers and now we will have our dream trailer.....still pinching myself!

Lornanaugle · 04-08-2015, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by gbaglo

These guys are big in satellite radio: SiriusXM Satellite Radios, Antennas, Accessories and More | TSS-Radio

I have the Stilletto 2, the Executive Dock ( for the trailer or house ) and a vehicle dock. It now seems to be a sought after radio.
But, there are many options shown on the TSS site.

We like the looks of this one! Thank you for sharing this site!

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