Frequently Asked Questions

Each table comes with an instruction sheet. If it was not included in the carton, or it has been misplaced, please download instructions here

The effects of ultra violet light, pollution, dirt, grime and salt deposits can all accumulate on your powder coated surface over time. To extend the effective life of powder coatings a very simple regular maintenance program should be implemented for the removal of any residues.

As a general rule, cleaning should take place every six months. However, in areas where pollutants are more prevalent, especially in coastal or industrial regions, a cleaning program should be carried out on a more frequent basis (i.e. every one to two months).

To clean your powder coated surface:

1. Carefully remove any loose deposits with a wet sponge.
2. Use a soft brush (non-abrasive) or cloth, and a mild household detergent solution to remove dust, salt and other deposits.
3. Rinse off thoroughly with fresh clean water.

Detergents that recommend the use of gloves when handling should be avoided as this is a good indication that the detergent in harsh and, therefore, unsuitable for cleaning your powder coating.

Although some strong solvents are recommended for removing sealants or other building residues, these may be harmful to the extended life of the powder coated surface and should also be avoided as the damage may not be visible immediately and may take up to twelve months to appear.

Warranty claims due to damage from solvents (including salt air and/or water) will not be considered.

In addition to above, another thing to check if you are getting pitting or bubbling of the powdercoat is if there is any electrical current leakage in the van walls. This will cause electrolysis and degradation of the aluminium components. There could be minor leakage from a loose connection to marker lights to the van wall. Or an earthing problem.

Warranty claims due to damage from electrolysis due to electrical current leakage will also not be considered.

Yes. Please contact us prior to arrange a time. We are a small company and sometimes are not here. Best to call 0400 506 000

No, however it is advised to use framework support if available.

Yes. The lifestyletable has been successfully fitted to fibreglass walled vans such as Jaycos, A’vans & Geists. The lifestyletable has it’s own wall frame for structural strength and if installed with the supplied aluminium peel rivets and a quality construction silicone like Sikaflex, you will find that the lifestyletable will be quite secure. Some customers have put a bolt all the way through the wall into the inside of the caravan with a spreader plate strategically hidden behind a cupboard or settee cushion for added security. You are welcome to do this if you wish as every van is different. We have not found any issues with installation using just the peel rivets and sikaflex on fibreglass walled vans as yet.

Photo below shows the activated aluminium peel rivet inside the fibreglass composite

Ask at your local fastener specialist. Or replacement parts are available from us.

Yes. The standard colours are Interpon Bright White MA037A and Dulux Satin Black 27219268. We do have some 450×800 tables available in a Mill Finish which can be painted to whatever colour you desire. We do not however offer a painting service.

The lifestyletable™ best suits flat surfaces. For curved walls, pack out top and bottom rails of the frame to make the frame vertical. Use a durable packer, like a hard rubber or an aluminium block. On Motorhomes with steel sides we suggest that you use stainless steel screws and not use the supplied aluminium rivets. Also it might be best not to seal the table to the wall or seal the back panel to the table. Just so that any dirt and water does not collect between the table and the wall.

The Lifestyletable™ is proudly designed and made in Melbourne Australia and is 100% Australian owned and operated.

Yes. If you are a moderately handy person and possess the appropriate tools. Do take care with hidden electric wiring! If in doubt, you can seek the assistance of a local caravan repairer.

Do not panic.

Do not remove the table from the side of the van to replace the lock(s).

Call us on 0400 506 000 to arrange for replacement keys or instructions on how to change the locks

For a professional finish, please refer to the reverse side of the instruction sheet

A warm damp cloth with diluted dishwashing liquid. Do not use abrasive or harsh chemical products. Rinse well.

Our locks are specially made for the Lifestyletable fold down picnic table for caravans and motorhomes. They are easy to remove and replace.

Please view the attached videos.

The locks with the black plastic surround are easy to unclip with the hidden rectangular buttons on the opposing diagonal edges of the surround.

Use a small flat bladed screwdriver to push in the buttons whilst pulling the lock vertically

with the key at 45 degrees.

Installation requires the key to be inserted into the lock and the key rotated so the flat sides of the lock align with the flat sides of the locking tab.

Insert the lock into the hole and either push the lock down straight into the hole or use a hammer and a piece of wood and tap it down gently.

Please note that all tables are keyed alike.

Lock Removal

Lock Install