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**fcatwo** · 11-01-2004, 01:29 PM

I don't know what size television you have but we put our AC/DC 9"er on a triangular piece of plywood (shelf paper covered) that spans from the right edge of the fridge countertop to behind the streetside sofa on our 2619. A short leg is required on the front of the countertop side to level it. It takes a little space from the left back corner of the sofa but we'd much rather live with that than less counter space. We put the TV under the table and toss the shelf on a sofa when we close down for travel.

We've also stored the stock dinette table and it's heavy steel hardware in our garage and transferred it's leg and hinge(with the 4" attached table piece) to the extra leaf. This gives us a light, two-person table and more walking around room. We rarely have guests for meals in the TM so it works well for us. YMMV.

Frank

11-01-2004, 01:29 PM	#2
fcatwo Site Sponsor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Anacortes. Wa Posts: 396	I don't know what size television you have but we put our AC/DC 9"er on a triangular piece of plywood (shelf paper covered) that spans from the right edge of the fridge countertop to behind the streetside sofa on our 2619. A short leg is required on the front of the countertop side to level it. It takes a little space from the left back corner of the sofa but we'd much rather live with that than less counter space. We put the TV under the table and toss the shelf on a sofa when we close down for travel. We've also stored the stock dinette table and it's heavy steel hardware in our garage and transferred it's leg and hinge(with the 4" attached table piece) to the extra leaf. This gives us a light, two-person table and more walking around room. We rarely have guests for meals in the TM so it works well for us. YMMV. Frank