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The title says it all. I hope to use these on my next boat camping trip. They may have floated without the pool noodles but i needed something to keep items from rolling off of the table.
@tim h ,
here is a link to my second at latest attempt at pop up floats. The original link to last season’s thread is at the bottom.
as for this build/assembly for the tables.12”x30” plywood hose perimeter is surrounded by pool noodle parts, that are stapled in place. The 5” hole is where the 4” pvc pipe of the pop up shade is supposed to go. Total cost is hard to determine since it was all scrap material but I’d estimate under $5 per table. Time on task 10 to 15 minutes per table.
