Jayco 1207 U-Dinette table measurements

[PatoV6]

Hi friends,
I don´t have my pop up with me now and I´m going outside the city in the week end with some friends. So, I kindly ask you the U-Dinette table measurements of a Jayco 1207, to buy a piece of wood of equal size to use as a bed.

Thanks in advance,

Pato

[RoyBraddy]

Found this searching google... Not sure what dimensions you are after. The U-Dinette table top should fit inside the U-shaped seating to make a bed???

From a forum post May 2011
"Okay, for those that are interested, here are the dimensions, in inches, of the sleeping areas in the Jayco 1207:

King - 77 long x 70 wide (based on slide out; could go 2-3 inches longer)
Queen - 77 long x 60 wide (ditto on a bit longer)
U-dinette - 80 long x 49 wide
dinette - 62 long x 36 wide

Hope someone out there finds this information useful."

I am assuming the 80 long X 49 wide is the total area for the bed with the cushions laid out next to each other after the dinette table top has been placed inside the seating area. Not sure why you are needing another large piece of wood to lay in there. The wood table top along with the wood under the cushions should already be in place after you do the bed set-up.

[PatoV6]

Thanks Roy!! but I need the table dimensions, just to buy the table at depot

[RoyBraddy]

Oh ok - cant help you with that - don't have the JAYCO 1207 here... Maybe a spec sheet from JAYCO.com archives will give the table size... I recently saw a post on here with JAYCO TRAILER mechanical drawings added to his signature block.... Will do some looking to see if that info might give you that info. Maybe you could just remove the cushions and lay a full 4x8 sheet of 3/4-inch plyboard in place. almost the right dimension...

[PatoV6]

Thanks Roy!! I'll appreciate!

[PatoV6]

Finally:

58x91,5x2 cms.:hihi:

[shellback]

I have just measured my 2006 1207 table, it is 24 1/4" x35 1/8". The table has two lengthwise steel stiffeners attached to the bottom. The original is made of particle board with a formica like top Perhaps if you get a piece of high quality 3/4" plywood you may be able to get by without the stiffeners.

Good luck with your project

[PatoV6]

Thanks! Just for temporary solution, I find a piece of wood, cut it and installed as a bed. Worked perfectly. Thanks!