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Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
- Batwing
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Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
I'm looking for some guidance to the salon table dropping down for the cushions to fit as a sleeping area on my Carver 350. Can you provide any help with how the table lowers enough to fit into the edges of the seat frame so I can place the designated cushions down? Logically, it looks like I just loosen the screw that adjust the height of the table and then drop it down, but when I do this the table doesn't go down far enough to seat in the correct location. Another member said he removes the shaft of table all together, but mine is mounted to underside of table which doesn't seem to be the answer. Any feedback would be welcomed. Thank you
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Re: Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
That was a very weak point as the mounting screws pulled out of the particle board, I had to reinforce that area with ply so the table didn't really fit all the way down right without some more engineering help......
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Re: Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
Mine goes into a storage area under the table and if there is stuff stored in there, it can block the pole from going all the way down.
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Re: Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
Doesn't help you really does it...
I'd reinforce both sides of those pole mounts I you're fond of them. Add small supports on the short end where it touches the wall (if your lay out is like mine) to give the stress from leaning on the table some way out rather than the mounts under the top.
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Re: Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
Your water heater and salon air conditioner are under there but should be well out of the way for the post to drop.
There is a bunch of extra space for things to be stored. Check it out.
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Re: Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
bud37 wrote:Source of the post Inspect where the support mounts to the table bottom........is it still screwed directly to the bottom or has a support piece been added between the table bottom and the support leg.....maybe 3/4 ply.Can you still adjust the table height when in normal use? Factory was direct.
That was a very weak point as the mounting screws pulled out of the particle board, I had to reinforce that area with ply so the table didn't really fit all the way down right without some more engineering help......
Thank you all for replies. Yes, it looks as though there is plywood decking to reinforce and table can't go all the way down. Time to get creative as I'd like to use this area as another bed as it was intended.
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Re: Carver Salon Table/Bed Conversion Issue
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