rear door bench

[Flo-w]

I used something similar but for timber: demon nuts. Very useful if you need to be able to screw a bolt in and out multiple times or for better strength than timber alone.

I really like the idea of the fold-down table but decided against it. The fridge slide would collide with it.
Instead I went for a push-to-open table at the bottom of my storage system. I can have it and the fridge slide out at the same time. Very handy to get things in and out.

[Shonky]

Hey buddy, ive just made my rear door table. Check out my post http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...t.php?p=268119

[boots]

Had mine done a while now .Made from mdf and painted to colour match interior .

[Bluecrab]

Hey buddy, ive just made my rear door table. Check out my post http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...t.php?p=268119

Gday, nice work. Rekon I use something I can wipe down, checker plate etc. Im bit of a pig when drinking.
Carpet be trashed 1st trip.
Was thinkn the struts off bottom of back seats, which I removed.
Daz

[GQ TANK]

While in Bunning's in the furniture area - I found a shoe shelf that had 2 metal came with 2 metal plates that have a lip at each end (for $5). A single shelf made a perfect table. I just riveted 2 hingesto the shelf and rear door, used fishing wire to hold the table up.

[P4trol]

Pics or ban

[my third 256]

stampy put one of these in a bit expensive I think
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...ack-Door-Table)

[ashleylipus]

look these guys up on facebook.. they do i great job!!
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[Drewboyaus]

Liftlid had a great design he knocked up for the back door. Saw it at the last meet up. I can't remember now off the top if my head exactly how he did it but it didn't need wire to hold it up.
Maybe send him a pm