Have any of you removed the annoying Laguna table and just trays for eating or watching iPad's etc?

Ours is in the attic. Too heavy, and too finicky when installing. We leave our bed made all year round, and outside it's not practical for our needs.

My 2013 T@B came with an even worse table. I thought about installing a Lagun, but I have a folding aluminum table that I can use indoors or outdoors. 
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I made a replacement top 1/2 the size.  Serves well to eat on and as a stand for a laptop or book but swings well enough out of the way that its not bothersome.  

Hi,  When we get to a site, one of the first things we do is set up the Lagun table outside.  It is stowed in TV.  We really like it outside for cooking (near an outlet) and a coffee station.  In addition to using gas stoves, we have a single burner hotplate we use a lot and for longer trips a pannini press (when on shore power).  

I made a lighter table top with drop leaf sides for the inside.  It's the same size as the lagun table, but becomes much narrower with the drop leaf sides down.  I bought a second set of lagun hardware.  After dinner, we place it outside the tab door  (if we eat inside) and in the morning, bring it inside for coffee or breakfast (again if the weather is lousy or cold).  If it's raining or I'm too lazy to take it outside at night, I just stand it up in front of the the passenger side bed before going to sleep. We just did this routine everyday for a recent 8 week trip.  We did not find it a hassle or a pain.  But everyone is different.

Good luck and happy table top...

We used it only a few times inside.  The outside mount is awkward with our tent set up.  We travel with the bed deployed.  If we need to sit inside in cold weather, we break down the bed and use our home made, wide bed slats as a place for drinks and plates as needed.  

Slackers said:

If the bed is deployed we use a serving tray as a platform for food/drinks/etc.  We haven't removed the Lagun table because we often use it outside when at the campsite.  I have a someday project to replace the Lagun table surface with a lighter 3/4th inch wood or laminate top. 

If you like to use it outside, as long as you're going to the effort to make a new top, I would make it out of something weatherproof like Starboard. Or maybe use the top from an aluminum camp table. 

Thanks @Marceline and @Denny16 for the ideas.  Yes, it would only need to hold up against occasional wet/humid conditions, but I think the look should approximate that of the rest of the camper.

I use the table for outdoor use only.  I have learned though that it does not like water particularly.  It’s a little warped on one edge.  I love it outside mounted for the radio and the phones, since the plug is real close for charging.  

Have both the inside mount and an outside mount. Usually cook outside and eat outside. If not, we use small trays on the split twin beds. The original table was just too big for us. I made smaller surfboard style tables and found we rarely used them. Find it easier to use a GCI Folding Camp Kitchen outside and just small trays inside. 

On our trip to Alaska I wish I would have left it at home. Seemed to always be in the way, but when needed was nice to make and set adult drinks on. Next trip I will leave at home along with the side velcro attached cushions!

If you don't mind the look, saw 1/2 inch off one end, sand flush and bullnose with a router.  It will then fit standing on long edge  between the two bed seats.   Or I made a new baltic birch ply top for ours. 
Travel : leave the post vertical, swing arm vertical, bungee together. 
Sleeping :  lay post on floor and stand table on edge under bed.

Our 2018 came with indoor one and I installed extra mount outside by outlet when bought camper...even made surfboard tops for both of them. But find it's easier to use trays inside and folding GCI table outside. Makes life simpler for us.