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Lucia Cifonelli
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
Love this roll up table. Light weight and convenient!
AR (since 2006)
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
This is a really nice camping table. It's really sturdy. The height is adjustable. It breaks down pretty well and takes up about as much room as a bag chair. It's a a little on the heavy side, so that is something to consider if weight is an issue. Overall, I love this table.
Michael Lipp
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Bought this as a gift for my husband to hold his new Blackstone grill! Perfect dimensions and very sturdy.
SeeingReddd
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
This camping table is lightweight and easy to set up. It comfortably fits four people and is perfect for picnics or BBQs. The rollup feature makes storage and transport simple, and the included carry bag is convenient. It feels sturdy enough for outdoor use and holds everything needed for a small gathering. A practical option for those who need portable table space.
California Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
I cook outdoors when camping and needed a little more workspace. The table is easy to assemble and overall looks nice. If I had one complaint, it would be the legs are not very sturdy. The metal is very lightweight/thin so you must be careful when setting up on uneven ground. Overall, I would recommend this product.
L. Barnes
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
we bought this table to serve as a table for our smoker or outdoor grill when we camp. The result after you set it up is a nice little table that seems pretty stable and will serve our purpose as well.The problem is that the table is really difficult to assemble. I’ve read the instructions and followed them. I assembled it in the home before we went camping. We got to the campsite and knowing how to assemble it, it still took almost 10 minutes to assemble it.So the table serves its purpose when assembled. It is aluminum seems to be well constructed and it’s very light. Just beware that it’s gonna take some engineering skills to get it assembled correctly.
Mary J Page
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
It comes in a black bag with a cinching rope at the top of one end. Peeking in, one sees gorgeous wood slats capped by a back mechanism tying all the slats together. It comes in four segments as one grasps and pulls out the pieces. The wood slats, an accordion configuration of metal piles, and two-carat-shaped metal pipes with an elasticized cord inside the piping. I found no instructions, but it was easy to figure out. Pull the accordion shape apart, and it becomes the support and legs for the table. The two-carat pipes pull and make straight. On the backside of the wood slats lie “c” cups, and the carat pipes snap into that. A close look at the legs of the table shows that it can extend if one pulls the tab and, once extended, pushes the tab back to lock in. Not extended is the coffee table height, and extended means it is the kitchen table height. The most challenging part of the build became attaching the gorgeous tabletop to the piping support. The “c” cup on top of the metal accordion shape has a large silver screw in the middle. The pipes snapped into the wood slat top do not have a hole for it but nearby the piping has a hole. One cannot align by the “c” cup but must align by the hole to the screw. It’s not obvious since one can lay the tabletop of wood slats barely clipped in, but there is too much pressure on either side, and one gets a flipped table top with all your goodies catapulted. Adjustment comes from the sliders on the legs of the table, and one has to find the spot where the accordion widens enough to accept the clip and takes a screw. Tried several ways but found that if you do one of the short ends, both sides make it close to alignment. Because of the accordion design, it is off about one-eighth of an inch, so one has to bump or pull the wood slats at the end and, when aligned, put firm pressure where the “c” cup, screw, and hole align and hear a click. Astoundingly, it has a solid build when all of it snaps together. Gorgeous wood on top of black tubes with crisscrossing a look I like. Table sits on the front porch by my bench near my propane heater for a hot cocoa time as college students and residents bike or walk along while little wild kitties do their daily grasshopper hunt. When the weather is inclement for an extended time, it is easy to take down and store till more pleasant weather.
Edie Jerry
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024
Got this for car camping, so space is an issue. Much more compact storage than length wise roll tops Lots of plastic clips so wee will see how it holds up
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