Lagun floor mount surface mounted black - fits the table leg system on the floor instead of the wall, aluminium
- Lagun surface floor mount, black, anodised aluminium, 160 mm base, 56 mm high. M8 Torx A4 bolts included, leg separate.
The Lagun surface floor mount in black lets you fit the Lagun table frame on a floor or deck instead of a wall. It is fitted without cutting a large hole.
A table without a wall mount
The floor mount lets you fit the Lagun frame on a floor, deck or other horizontal surface when there is no suitable wall. It works in motorhomes, vans, boats and tiny houses. The surface version is fitted on top of the floor without cutting a large hole, and the wide 160 mm base gives firm support.
- Floor or deck mounting
- Several screw points
- Corrosion resistant anodised aluminium
Dimensions and fitting
Dimensions: base 160 mm, top plate 80 mm, height above floor 56 mm. According to the manufacturer, A4 stainless steel countersunk M8 x 50 mm Torx bolts, washers and lock nuts are included. The floor must be stable and load-bearing.
Important notes
- Floor mounting removes the height adjustment of the frame.
- The leg is not screwed into the adapter, so the frame can move by a few centimetres.
- The adapter fits Lagun frames, but not the second generation Pro legs or other table systems.
- Leg and frame are not included.
Key data at a glance
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lagun |
| Type | surface floor mount |
| Colour | black |
| Material | anodised aluminium |
| Dimensions | base 160 mm, top plate 80 mm, height above floor 56 mm |
| Screws | M8 x 50 mm Torx A4, washers, lock nuts |
| Fits | Lagun table leg systems (not 2nd gen Pro legs) |
Questions and answers
Can I adjust the table height on the floor?
No. With floor mounting the height adjustment does not work. The leg length sets the height.
Which version should I choose?
The recessed version needs a hole in the floor but protrudes only 6 mm. The surface version needs no large hole but stands 56 mm high.
Can the table stay fitted while driving?
No. The manufacturer says the arm with the table top must always be removed while driving. The leg can stay in the wall plate. Vibration on the road causes friction that damages the joint between arm and leg over time.