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The factory-installed dinette booth set or table and chairs is often one of the most inefficient uses of space in a camper or motorhome. Here are 13 dining table options that add extra storage and would allow you to remove your dinette booth or larger table, freeing up valuable space for other uses.
Drop-leaf table with shelves
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Not only does it have a shelf for storage (and you could use tension rods to hold items in place during travel), but with the drop leaf down it would take up so little space. And, the price is quite affordable for a dining set.
Drop-leaf counter height table
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If you are short on counter space, a counter height table like this one would would give you extra room for meal prep as well as taking up less space than a traditional dining booth or table and chairs. If you only use one or two stools on a daily basis, you could keep a couple of extra folding bar stools on hand for when guests visit.
Murphy desk
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Even though it’s intended to be used as a desk, I think this wall mounted folding table could be used as an eating space as well as an office or craft space.
Table with storage ottoman seats
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So much storage! The seats would make a great place to store shoes, extra bedding, toys, pet food, tools, pots and pans, kitchen appliances….
Counter height drop-leaf table with drawers
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Similar to the one above, but the drop leaves are on the ends, which might be a better fit for some spaces.
Basic counter height table
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At under $100 for the 3-piece set, this table is one of the cheapest most affordable on this list.
Double Drop-leaf table with drawer
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It’s so versatile, and the color and wood finish would look better in a farmhouse or beach themed RV than some of the more traditional, transitional, and contemporary styles of tables on this list.
Expanding Shaker style table
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This table is basically magic. You could get a few folding chairs to go with it.
Small drop-leaf table with drawer
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This drop-leaf table has a mid-century modern flair to it with it’s tapered legs. And, there’s a bonus storage drawer.
Desk with storage shelves
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Since it’s really a desk, it might be too narrow for two people to sit at, but for a single person trying to be as efficient with space as possible, it’s a really unique style.
Basic folding card table
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Along with a few folding stools, you could fold this card table up and store it out of the way and turn your former dining area into extra living space, or you can take it outside to use for condiments and side dishes during a barbecue.
Looking for other kinds of RV furniture? Click here to see sofas, chairs, desks, coffee tables, and kitchen islands that would be great for RVs!
Apparently you have never been in an RV! None of the items listed on this page will work in a motor home or trailer because they are not secure to the floor, can’t accommodate transfer to a full size bed, and have sharp edges.
Actually, I lived in an RV for three years, and I removed all of the furniture that came with my RV and replaced it with residential furniture. Some of it I secured to the floor with the use of D-rings, some of it I held in place with bungee cables, and some was so solid there was no chance it was going to budge.