🪧 Russell by Edelbrock MA-951 Chrome 29-1/2" Table Leg: Sleek and Sturdy Addition for Any Furniture Setup Review

I was just using one of the tubes to support my table in the camper when we removed the cabs and went to the table and chairs, it's quite strong and sturdy

Good quality, photo shows leg AND base which are not included. Yes it says so in the description but why put a photo of something that isn't included. Very annoying!

I only needed the stands, I thought they came with sockets until I read the list. Delivery was fast. A bit expensive for what they are. I was happy with the price thinking they included the base.

Commonly used on older motorhomes such as the Nomad, Tiidee bindings are larger than standard. They are 2-3/8 inches in diameter. This product and all other "standard" aftermarket 2-1/4"

Worked great in our camper, fitted my own bases and made my own tables for one person in my toy truck and moved them around all the time when I open and close the slides, they've been in use for two seasons and are still tight, the table doesn't wobble

Arrived quickly, fits like a glove. We got this one which is 2 inches taller than the old setup which we hated it was the one you fixed to the wall and opened up the leg which made the table unstable. Adding 2 inches makes a big difference, easier to get in and out of as I'm 6ft 2in, the desk is better for sitting and working when I have to, but it works a lot on the laptop.

Good product. However, I used it once when the bottom panel cracked when removing it. The installation was as advertised. The table tube when unknowingly removed broke the bottom panel. Unscrewing is done with a belt wrench like unscrewing a nut. . Didn't realize the item had cracked, table and stem removed for travel. the next time you stop, the table rod is mounted, the table tilts and does not stand still, the table lies loosely in the holder. Element detected (bottom plate). Cracked upon…

Be careful when determining the height of your van. I ended up ordering it twice, once for 27 inches and once for 29 1/2. While 30 inches is the standard desk height, when I sat in my van at 29 1/2 inches, the desk was too high for eating and working with my computer, and I ended up with a 27 inch rack - if you can Consider thickness of the table, the height that the toppers add (I also think the seat height in my RV dining area is lower than regular chairs). I hope this saves you from making…