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Best Way To Store Tables On Boat So They Don't Get Beat Up?

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We have a 2015 2275GCW. How can we store our two tables on the boat without them getting beat up?

Thanks.
 
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Until now we've always had our table in place. But we recently covered the table with a towel and put it in our changing room area along with the table support.......
 
Leave it at home! We never use ours so it stays in the house.
 
Ours is in the garage.
 
Maybe a king size pillow case? I put mine in a garbage bag and put it in storage at home. 
 
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My wife made a bag with a drawstring for each and we stow them under the rear lounger.

Jack
 
Don't use it, in the shed
 
I have a QCW, so I am not sure how different it is but I have a storage area behind the drivers seat that I store mine in.
 
The I/O's have that storage area for the engine hatch switch.  We have a recycle can in there.
 
+1 on always using my table. It stays in/up. No issues.
 
Our table is always in and being used. Only take it out when putting up for winter.
 
I have an obrien zipper bag for our HO kneeboard. I hang it off the back fence. A table would probably fit in it. At least that would protect it. The bag has a removable shoulder strap that I wrap around the rear fence rail. It stays there all season. Just unzip and pull the board out.
 
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I'm looking at heavy cotton laundry bags with draw strings now. Probably the answer for me.
 
Our table stays in as well, although the boat does seem a bit more roomy when it's out.
 
The boat is definitely more roomy.  You guys that use the table, are you using solely for eating while on the boat?
 
My wife and I do a lot of reading on the boat while just drifting, so we use the table just to put down the book or newspapers (so the ink doesn't get on the seats), hold drinks, snacks, etc.  If it's just the 2 of us we usually just put up the rear bimini and sit in the shade in the back.  The loungers are comfortable enough to sit in a lot of different positions.  Our table remained in all of last year, only coming out when we winterized.    
 
Slide mine under the helm. Been there since day one.

Cheers, Steve
 
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