who would be interested in a light, well designed F25 table?

[yarrow]

I'm looking into redesigning a new table for the F25/F21. the goal is to make a light well designed table that works well in the cockpit & cabin, and is affordable. how many people out their would be interested in buying one?
I was also hoping to get some feed back from people: via pics, comments, etc
what I've heard
1. impossible to find orig
2. heavy
3. hard to use companion way with table in cabin

cheers,
yarrow

[unfetteredalexandria]

When I was shopping for a Freedom 25, I was very interested in trying to find one with the table. What I find now that I have one is that we primarily use our boat for day sailing, and I think a table would get in the way more often than it would prove useful.

[yarrow]

thanx for your feedback,
I'm hoping to design a table which is light enough and simple with good design so that it's easy to store and use when needed.
cheers,
yarrow

[R. Bush]

I think storage is the key. I'm willing to bet most F25 owners are primarily day sailors. On the rare occasions I use the table it is mostly in the cockpit.

I got tired of the heavy table always cluttering up my quarter berth, so it now lives in my shed. I would like to see a lightweight, durable table that was designed and came with hardware to allow it to be stored out of the way somewhere on the boat.

[yarrow]

to R.Bush,
would u be willing to sell ur F25 table or at least send me some good pics.
cheers,
yarrow

[yarrow]

got my f25, and already working on a design. still would like to get a pic of existing table can anyone help?

[R. Bush]

Here are some pictures of my table. It needs a bit of TLC which I will apply if I ever actually start using it. It is constructed of plywood with a solid wooden leg.

[R. Bush]

Note the mounting brackets on the back of the table. There should be matching brackets on your companionway stairs, and at the back end of the cockpit.

[yarrow]

Awesome,
Can u post pics of it set up, with u holding up side that attaches? Will get scale,

[bighopper252]

Nice - clean: where did you get the hardware ?