Warwick XL Table Storage

Hi to all, first post on this forum.

Down-sizing from Hymer A Class, B524 to 2014 AS Warwick XL, taking deliver shortly from local dealer (Ireland, Co. Donegal), I am resident in N.I. adjacent to the border.
Started off many years ago with a S/H A-S Duetto, then a new Talisman before "defecting" to Hymer so returning to the fold.

There are a few items missing from the van which the dealer will obviously replace before delivery such as the leg for the small table and the large table, the supplier is not an Auto-Sleeper supplier as such so can't really offer specific detailed advice on this particular model of van.

I can see the small table stows in the wardrobe LH side with the leg (missing in my case) clipped beside.
Wondering where the larger, free standing table (also missing in my case) stows, I was thinking either behind the drivers seat or above the cab ?
Could someone be kind enough to supply the approx. dimensions of the large table so I can ensure the dealer replacement is acceptable ?

Also, I will be installing a new Avtex, 21 in. TV, what's the best bracket to use that is secure in transit with TV attached ?

Many thanks in anticipation.

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The bigger table is 35.5 inches x 18 inches. It is stored above the cab. Our dealer fitted out TV bracket when we bought it. its only a cheap plastic affair, and it does the job but we remove the TV when on the road.

Hello and welcome to this most friendly and informative forum.

Welcome, Tiffy.

As J2 said, it stores above the cab. In our case, it’s stored in the loft at home which frees up valuable storage space over the cab. It’s not an easy job for some to hoist it into place over the cab.

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Made brackets myself, only gets used on the rare occasions the awning is out.
IMHO the very worst possible place for it is over the cab. Rattle guaranteed, uses valuable space which we use half for tools and things, other half is a wine rack for 7 bottles.
Realistically best left at home!
Here's my solution for a simpler and no space used table....unfortunately the picd police won't let me send more pics, see second reply
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Many thanks for the replies and in particular to Justus2 for the pics & dimensions, very much appreciated.
Yes, quite a large bit of kit indeed, may have to go down the same road as Tinwheeler and leave at home, we had the over cab storage ear marked for bedding.

As the dealer will be supplying a replacement table, can likely settle for something a little smaller with less bulk and weight.
It's going to be a severe culture shock with storage and bedding from the 4 berth Hymer A class, still, got to be done sooner or later.

Any further opinions on the best TV bracket ?

Thanks also to IanH who posted while I was composing reply, yes, some very good ideas, all noted.

tiffy wrote:Many thanks for the replies and in particular to Justus2 for the pics & dimensions, very much appreciated.
Yes, quite a large bit of kit indeed, may have to go down the same road as Tinwheeler and leave at home, we had the over cab storage ear marked for bedding.

As the dealer will be supplying a replacement table, can likely settle for something a little smaller with less bulk and weight.
It's going to be a severe culture shock with storage and bedding from the 4 berth Hymer A class, still, got to be done sooner or later.

Any further opinions on the best TV bracket ?

Thanks also to IanH who posted while I was composing reply, yes, some very good ideas, all noted.

Hi tiffy
Welcome to the forum from Bridlington 
Boaby

Tiffy.....I have removed the larger table into the loft at home which i believe is common .I then use the cab space for all the bedding.I have got a shorter desmo leg and  a tripod base so that i can use the small table outside.Not suitable for entertaining but for two of us we find it ok.

tiffy wrote:Many thanks for the replies and in particular to Justus2 for the pics & dimensions, very much appreciated.
Yes, quite a large bit of kit indeed, may have to go down the same road as Tinwheeler and leave at home, we had the over cab storage ear marked for bedding.

As the dealer will be supplying a replacement table, can likely settle for something a little smaller with less bulk and weight.
It's going to be a severe culture shock with storage and bedding from the 4 berth Hymer A class, still, got to be done sooner or later.

Any further opinions on the best TV bracket ?

Thanks also to IanH who posted while I was composing reply, yes, some very good ideas, all noted.

Hi Tiffy

For mounting the TV I used an Avtex SV6 Svenson, fitted under the cupboards, with a Vision Plus quick release bracket with a vesa pattern 75mm or 100mm. This allows me to put the television on and off quickly and easily; I take it off when driving and the bracket swings up. My television is an Avtex 21”.

It works very well for me but there will be other options.

Sally

Many thanks to all for the further replies, much appreciated.

Have ordered this TV mounting bracket, not yet received:
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Not from Amazon as such, cheaper suppliers found on e-bay, gets mostly good reviews regarding security in transit with TV attached which is my preferred option as safe transit storage for the detached TV would not then be an issue.
A few of the bracket reviews state that the TV although clamped to the bulk head can still rotate in transit which can be an issue, will have to wait and see.

I intend to mount the TV on the wardrobe wall where the antenna socket and 12v. power outlet is situated with suitable reinforcement inside the wardrobe to strengthen as the wall is very thin, again will have to wait and see.

I have an older Avtex TV which has given me very good service but I will be upgrading to the new Avtex 21in. combined terrestrial/satellite unit, since digital change over the old Avtex does not work in the Irish republic, RTE chose a different terrestrial broadcast standard to the UK, the new Avtex TV's can handle DVB-T and DVB-T2 broadcast standards so will resolve RTE terrestrial transmissions.
The integrated satellite tuner will be good as I do intend to carry a flat panel "dish" and tripod which I have used already all over the UK and Ireland.

Unfortunately, have not yet taken delivery of the van as N.I. currently has a 5 to 6 weeks waiting time for MOT testing, unlike mainland UK our testing facility is exclusively government run, not franchised to garages, there has been an unprecedented demand this year for testing which has completely swamped the system, no one seems quite sure why !