One modification I have found very useful is the Island Leg for a table. Our portafold didn't come with the original three-legged table, and we wanted to create wrap around seating at the front, and a three-legged or standard legged table would have proved shuffling round difficult.
We bought a kit on Ebay that had an island leg plus the two adapters (one to sink in the floor, the other to attach to the bottom of the table). As the floor is double-skinned, we had no issues with making a hole deep enough for the floor adapter. Now there is a sunken hole that we fill with the standard island leg cap from Fiamma when not in use.
We wanted to make the table as light as possible, so we haven't used a standard caravan wooden table. After shopping around I found a wipe-down, light blue plastic table which formed part of a child's picnic set. We removed it's normal legs and added the island leg adapter. The table is large enough to seat four around it for dinner, but is very light and just about fits into the well for folding.
Lastly, we have a fiamma island leg stand tripod, which means the same table can be used outside in the awning if we want more space in the Portafold.
Yesterday, we made our latest modification - we bought two large clips and mounted them on the flat shelf above the door. This is where the leg gets stowed when not in use and when the caravan is folded. This is an idea we nicked from Autosleeper who devised a similar thing in a campervan we used to have.
I recommend always checking out other caravans of different makes and models and stealing all the best ideas for the Portafold!
