Looked high and low on the internet. Want something real fancy looking or high tech looking like I see in a lot of the upper scale coaches today.
Any idea where I can look?
Where does Liberty or Marathon get there interior item/s? Or, are they all pre-fab at their
facilities.
I have a 90 Prevost with a old looking table that I would like to update.
Any ideas?
Tully
I think the high end prevost do make all their own from what I have seen. Go to your local granite company and ask to look at their drops. It is the scraps left over from bigger jobs. You can usually get it for about $2.50sqf to $4. you might find you want to do more than you think.
That is a good idea as well. The area of the table is small- 1.5 foot wide by maybe 4 foot.
Will check that out.
I thought it would be an easy task to find a table / table top. Not so much.
Tully
saw one a friend did..Oval shape like a mirror with outer cherry wood frame. the center was clear acrylic 1/2 inch where it was slotted into the frame there was rope lighting in slot first...when turned on it looked like a waterfall. when off looked like regular glass table..
Tully,
Looks like both of us are currently redoing the interior of our coaches. I currently have my table out and I am thinking about installing an "eating counter" instead. The reason for this is I have a 96" wide coach and as we spend more time on the road than at a campsite we rarely have a real "sit down" meal (if we do, we usually sit outside - weather permitting). I have not sketched out dimensions yet, but I envision it running the length of what was the factory booth and maybe being about 18" wide (need to research optimum width).
Brian S.
I put a table with free standing chairs for two in mine but only used it once. We also put an eating bar that we use all the time with two bR stools. In fact the table will soon become a built in cabinet as we have already eliminated the two chairs. We just dont use it as a table because of the bar. I can post pics if needed!
Robert your friends table sounds lush, but i cant envision where exactly he put the lights to make a waterfall effect..... any pics by chance???
Im pretty sure this is the table in question. Would be nice I could could by this from some supplier out there....?
Tully
Infinity mirrors have been discussed on here before; I'm still thinking about using one on my ceiling, but can't decide whether it'd be a tasteful & stylish complement to my bus, or a nasty bit of bling that would make a limobus look cheap.
The first result in Google for 'infinity mirror table' is this company who will sell you such a table as shown in your photo for $1595:
http://www.lightenergystudio.com (http://www.lightenergystudio.com)
Jeremy
(PS. You could make such a table top yourself for next to nothing - all you need is a string of led lights, a conventional mirror, and a second sheet of glass covered in one-way mirror film. The one-way film is available on Ebay for use on security windows - I bought some myself to build my ceiling mirror, but haven't been able to bring myself to use it yet).
Tully that table would cost you a couple thousand dollars purchased.
It can be duplicated for a fraction.
Infinity tables and mirrors are easily duplicated with smoke and mirror film attatched to glass or plexi.
The corian surronding the lightshow is not the full thickness of the table often only 1/4 backed up with plywoood.
Even so a table like the one Tully posted up probably weighs 75lbs...very heavy better have it mounted right
Oh the infinity mirrors...... I had something else going thru my mind, I should have known. Yes those are cool, a lot of people are doing the mirrors on the ceiling.
The table Tully posted is it. the slot for the clear top is just deepened and a thin strand of rope lights installed first. with lights off just looks like a nice clear type table.By the way if you sit at it you can see thru it.been there. Bob