Bottom view showing the telescoping leg that locks onto the bottom of the table when in this folded position and uses a bullet latch to lock it into the extended position when in use.
Bottom view showing the telescoping leg that locks onto the bottom of the table when in this folded position and uses a bullet latch to lock it into the extended position when in use.
"Dining" mode.
Sorry about the poor lighting in my living room. This shows the table from the pedestal end with the leaves folded in "snack table" mode.
In "Dining" mode. There are two small lights at the bottom of the Navpod. They light up the table when it's in use and light up the cockpit floor when the table is folded. The light switch is on the face of the Navpod.
In "snack table" mode. You can see how the extended leg braces against the pedestal base. It's impossible for the table to fold up accidentally and I'm fairly certain I could stand on it without any damage. The table is made from 1" thick Starboard.
In "sailing" mode. We use a fabric strap at the bottom to secure it to the pedestal when not in use.
Mickey84H34

Bottom view showing the telescoping leg that locks onto the bottom of the table when in this folded position and uses a bullet latch to lock it into the extended position when in use.

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