Nissan Patrol Rear Door Table
Are you looking for a rear door table for your Nissan Patrol? At Bison Gear you will find a universal fold-down rear door table. This is a functional accessory for drivers who use the Patrol as an off-road, expedition, camping, or work vehicle. With it, you gain a counter for cooking, brewing coffee, laptop work, or organizing accessories. Such a table is always ready for use upon opening the doors.
Drop-down table for Patrol Y60 and Y61
The drop-down table for the Nissan Patrol Y60 and Y61 mounted on the rear doors creates a workspace exactly where gear, the fridge, boxes, bags, and off-road accessories usually reside. Once unfolded, the stainless steel counter can serve as a field kitchen, mobile desk, shelf, or mini-workshop. When folded, it takes up minimal space and doesn't restrict your cargo area like a classic camping table transported loosely in the trunk.
The fold-down table for the Nissan Patrol features a MOLLE panel that helps organize items used during a stop. You can use it to mount holders, gloves, a flashlight, utility cords, or kitchen utensils. Instead of digging for small items in boxes and side compartments, you can keep some of your gear by the trunk doors.
FAQ – Nissan Patrol fold-down rear door table
Does the universal drop-down table fit the Patrol Y60 and Y61?
Yes, the fold-down table fits the Nissan Patrol Y60 GQ and Y61. Before purchasing, check your car's version, the condition of the door upholstery, and the layout of your existing built-ins.
Is the 630 × 330 mm counter on the Nissan Patrol fold-down table enough for working on a laptop?
Yes, such a counter can serve as a mobile station for short work sessions with a laptop, map, documents, or tablet. For extended work, make sure your car is parked securely and you have a comfortable position by the trunk.
How do I prepare for installing the table in a Nissan Patrol?
Check compatibility with your car model, the rear door layout, the condition of the upholstery, the table's thickness when folded, the presence of other accessories, and whether the counter interferes with any trunk built-ins after closing the doors.
