This Breha hinged table leg at 305 mm slots straight into caravan or RV dinette setups where space is tight but the table still cops a load. The plastic hinge locks the metal leg solid when you drop the top down, so the panel stays level while you tackle lunch or maps after a few hundred kilometres. Two pre-drilled screw holes mean the leg sits in the same spot every time you pack up. The metal tube sits at 305 mm long, which lines up well with most standard dinette heights once you add wall hardware or brackets. The plastic hinge body keeps the moving parts simple and light, handy when the rest of your gear already weighs a few hundred kilos. This is the sort of small hardware that keeps the fit-out tidy and is a smart buy when you are refreshing an older van.

• Hinged table support leg for caravan or RV use
• Overall leg length of 305 mm
• Metal tube construction for table support
• Integrated plastic hinge locks into position
• Leg folds under table when not in use
• Supplied with hinge section attached to leg
• Mounts via two pre-drilled screw holes
• Suits timber or composite caravan table tops
• Ideal for wall-supported or corner tables
• Compact size suits tight interior layouts

Q: Can this 305 mm hinged leg be used on any caravan table top?

Yes, as long as the table material accepts screws and the 305 mm length matches your required height. Most timber or composite RV table tops will take the two screw mount without trouble. Just check thickness so the screws do not punch through the top surface. Always dry-fit the leg and measure your sitting height before final fixing.

Q: Does this Breha leg support free-standing tables or only wall-mounted tops?

This leg is best used as a support for a table that already has a fixed edge or wall mount. The 305 mm length pairs well with a wall rail or hinge that carries part of the load. Using it on a fully free-standing table may not give enough stability at standard heights. For full free-standing setups, look for dedicated multi-leg kits.

Q: What type of screws should I use with the pre-drilled holes?

Standard wood or chipboard screws that match your tabletop material will work. The holes are sized for smaller gauge screws commonly used in caravan furniture. Choose a length that gives good bite without piercing the finished side of the top. Stainless or coated screws are a good choice if moisture is a concern.

Q: Can I trim the metal tube to shorten the leg?

It is possible to cut metal tube, but any modification needs care. Shortening the tube will lower the table height and may affect how the hinge locks. A rough cut can leave sharp edges that are unsafe in a small van. If you must alter the length, use proper tools and finish the edge cleanly.