Dimples in floor.

[McMikey]

Can anybody tell me what these are for, even the dealership technician didn't know?

 

[GMJ]

You say they re in the floor but in which area of the motorhome floor are they?

 

[Vanterrier]

To press stud mats in place...
K

 

[marchie]

I'll guess at the socket being a leg mount, and the press studs disguising screw holes or similar for a stabilising cross member. But the correct answer is likely to show just how wrong I can be!

Steve

 

[GreggBear]

Big one is for a table leg, other two look like they tune the radio....

 

[Ardachaidh]

Yes, the big one is for a table leg. The small ones are for something else. But there are usually 4 of them.

 

[St3v3]

The small ones are the same as we attach wheelchair straps to.

 

[Mr and Mrs Tupcox]

Big one table mounting point.

Small one look like chassis bolt fixing to floor.

 

[McMikey]

You say they re in the floor but in which area of the motorhome floor are they?

This pic taken facing front of motorhome.
I don't think they are fixings for a wheelchair, as the 'top disc' moves a couple of mm, and lifts a small amount.

 

[Phantom]

They are floor anchor bolts, maybe what the previous owner had fitted for some reason. See if anything lines up with them underneath.

 

[RichardHelen262]

Maybe the previous owner used them for securing a dog cage or harness

 

[trevskoda]

Looks like table end leg supports as both line up opposite the big leg peg.

 

[CriftinsCampers]

Standard fit in Ambulances, they pop up slightly used for securing all sorts of things, odd to see them in a motor home though, bit entertaining to remove mine had 36mm back nuts, qed:

 

[Geek]

They may have been fitted from new, to ensure that the motorhome had been adapted for the use of a disabled owner.

Doing that used to allow them to buy VAT free. And sell at a healthy profit a year later.

Don't know if that scheme is still available.

 

[CCSW]

Yes at certain places not many now however.