Dinette Measurement
 

Dinette Measurement

Started by Tikvah, April 21, 2013, 01:29:57 PM

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Tikvah

Somebody once had a really nice schematic or drawing with detailed dimensions for a dinette.
1989 MCI-102 A3
DD 6V92 Turbo, Alison
Tons of stuff to learn!
Started in Cheboygan, Michigan (near the Mackinaw Bridge).  Now home is anywhere we park
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Mex-Busnut

Hopefully one of these will help you. They not be "really nice", but they might give you some ideas. I have no idea where on the web I got them.
Dr. Steve, San Juan del Río, Querétaro, Mexico, North America, Planet Earth, Milky Way.
1981 Dina Olímpico (Flxible Flxliner clone), 6V92TA Detroit Diesel
Rockwell model RM135A 9-speed manual tranny.
Jake brakes
100 miles North West of Mexico City, Mexico. 6,800 feet altitude.

Tikvah

That's what I was looking for...thanks!


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1989 MCI-102 A3
DD 6V92 Turbo, Alison
Tons of stuff to learn!
Started in Cheboygan, Michigan (near the Mackinaw Bridge).  Now home is anywhere we park
http://dave-amy.com/

Mex-Busnut

Glad to assist, Tikvah!

Let me suggest you consider if you will ever use your dinette/bed combo to sleep adults, or tall teens. Our son is what they call "full grown" up in Texas, which is 6' 5". This makes us suspect that the three most awesome grandsons in this entire galaxy (bar none!) will be extending their lengths considerably as well.

So we designed ours for 78" in the bed part.

Here are some pix of the steel frame... 
Dr. Steve, San Juan del Río, Querétaro, Mexico, North America, Planet Earth, Milky Way.
1981 Dina Olímpico (Flxible Flxliner clone), 6V92TA Detroit Diesel
Rockwell model RM135A 9-speed manual tranny.
Jake brakes
100 miles North West of Mexico City, Mexico. 6,800 feet altitude.

Mex-Busnut

Here are a couple with the wood in place.
Dr. Steve, San Juan del Río, Querétaro, Mexico, North America, Planet Earth, Milky Way.
1981 Dina Olímpico (Flxible Flxliner clone), 6V92TA Detroit Diesel
Rockwell model RM135A 9-speed manual tranny.
Jake brakes
100 miles North West of Mexico City, Mexico. 6,800 feet altitude.