List Your Mods:

I built a wooden frame with a cutting board top to go over our stove top. This increases work area and is loose, so easily removed. It has to be off for travelling otherwise it winds up on the floor. It may be a little more practical than the hinge top someone showed.

i would also like to resurrect my problem from last Fall, now the snow is melting up here. My furnace always starts initially, but rarely comes on when the trailer cools off and the thermostat demands heat. We have heard a slight buzz from the furnace which suggest to me that there is a sticky relay. Anybody have an opinion?

Can you tell me, please, when the table is folded down, what is the horizontal measurement from the wall to the table top surface?

I am asking because we load my wife's (heavy) electric bike in the table area and the dimensions are tight. If the table sticks out too far then we cannot copy your excellent example. FYI, the bike rear wheel is secured in a channel mounted on a plywood sheet and then the bike is secured with tie-downs from under the seats. Inverted, the plywood base then becomes an outside table, mounted atop the wheel mudguard. A step stool is used for legs.

Thanks, ilthyn