I would like to cut a hole in the floor

[DutchRv]

Once again, nothing IN the floor. So look under the bus, if it's clear, you're good.

[arter368rlbhk]

You mean a protruding object like a table?[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] only kidding

[Retired JSO]

We have a small W&P toy hauler. It came with flat disc that I screwed to the floor. The table legs just insert into the dis an with a 1/4 turn lock down. I’d look for something along this line.

[colourful64]

Originally Posted by Retired JSO

We have a small W&P toy hauler. It came with flat disc that I screwed to the floor. The table legs just insert into the dis an with a 1/4 turn lock down. I’d look for something along this line.Attachment 167315

Wow that’s really kool never ever saw one before.. we have it done now , but thanks

[johnbryanpeters]

Originally Posted by arter368rlbhk

You mean a protruding object like a table?[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] only kidding

Utterly inappropriate.

[arter368rlbhk]

I was only joking lighten up

[Gonefishing1]

Originally Posted by Retired JSO

We have a small W&P toy hauler. It came with flat disc that I screwed to the floor. The table legs just insert into the dis an with a 1/4 turn lock down. I’d look for something along this line.Attachment 167315

That is the same plat used on pontoon boats for tables. I also use the same plate on my pontoon for both my table and the pole for my grill. Very sturdy and works grate.

[Murbella7]

Originally Posted by colourful64

We would like to install a table between the captain seats of our 2015 30 ds ... it entails a keyhole cut through the floor.. do anyone know what the floors maw of or how deep we can cut without hitting vitals

A 3 inch hole saw will do the trick. So would a 1/4 inch drill bit, your choice.

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by colourful64

Wow that’s really kool never ever saw one before.. we have it done now , but thanks

What did you end up doing ???

[AquaMan]

Originally Posted by arter368rlbhk

I was only joking lighten up

I thought it was funny! Tensions were getting tight.

[colourful64]

. We used a 2 and 3/8 hole saw ... It went through the lino flooring through a sheet of plywood... And then some styrofoam .. there was a thin layer under that .. that we did not go through.. it s very easy to feel the layers and when you are passing through each one.

We then dropped the plate on and screwed it onto the floor. The table top measures 16 x23. We offset the table plate by an inch in each direction... So that if we need more room to get around its only a matter of swiveling the table.. turns out it's perfect as is. Also when the table is in one direction we can use it for driving.. if we use it in the other direction we can use it to eat meals while sitting in the captain chairs. It's also awesome when both chairs are turned and used as living room chairs... The clear coat is still drying... But when it's hardened good we will be installing two cupholders.

We really like this mod ...

[colourful64]

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[colourful64]

Is like to thank those of you that encourage and gave good information

[alexchuang]

Originally Posted by colourful64

Is like to thank those of you that encourage and gave good information

Glad it worked out.

[repsolgamma]

That looks great!

Trying to finish a similar project with the above floor mounting.

Am just as concerned about drilling into the floor as you were since we have to install two separate amounts for the large table we have.

I wish our table was smaller than yours because we will have to take our table out when we are driving since it is so much larger.

Seeing your results,much more inclined to move to a flush mount.

[colourful64]

Originally Posted by repsolgamma

That looks great!



Trying to finish a similar project with the above floor mounting.



Am just as concerned about drilling into the floor as you were since we have to install two separate amounts for the large table we have.



I wish our table was smaller than yours because we will have to take our table out when we are driving since it is so much larger.



Seeing your results,much more inclined to move to a flush mount.

If you off centre your table you can turn it a few inches to help get in and out

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by colourful64

Attachment 167398.

Very Nice !!! Looks like you made the right choice !!!

[VinceU]

One caveat- supporting the foam, OSB and final fllooring is a grid of 1" sq. Aluminum tubing. If you cut one you could end up with a sag in the floor. Can be located by dropping the exterior protection cloth. You'll find the foam within the alum framing.

[colourful64]

I dont see aluminium sheeting... You don't have to go that far..... When you feel it get really easy you've hit the foam... To take the drill out .. remove the wood plug.. and from there you can see the foam... You don't have to go any deeper than what you need... So you won't hit China... This is not that hard folks..

[colourful64]

Ok f you do hit the sheeting. Put some glue in there to keep it up... Still not a big deal