CampLand Aluminum Table Height Adjustable Folding Table Camping Outdoor Lightweight for Camping, Beach, Backyards, BBQ, Party

This table is everything I had hoped for. I use it to cook on a table top barbecue. There is just enough room for the bbq, a plate of burgers, and some salt and pepper. Very light weight. I would not push the weight rating. I can flex it easily with my hand, but it is perfect for what I use it for. The grate on the bbq is about hip level when sitting on the table. Stores nice and compact. One review stated that the bungee cords would wear out fast. There are no bungees on the table. The hinges are plastic and appear that they will hold up well with normal use. The top and base are separate pieces. One side of the top has plastic tubes that slip over plastic pins and the other side is plastic clips that snap over plastic pins. I found that if you leave the top rolled up and slip the tubes over the pins, unroll the top, then clip the other side to the pins works best. Tear down in reverse leaves the table top set up for the next use. As I said, don’t push the weight limit, but I love the actual weight of the table for storage. The case is two compartments. It has a heavy petroleum smell when you open it. I hope this will go away with time. I work with urethane paints every day and this smell is potent to me. Until it airs out, I wouldn’t store it in the house. Not a deal breaker for camping. It is the case and not the table. At the lowest setting, the table would make a nice side table to a zero gravity chair. We plan to use it to set s’more ingredients on around the camp fire. Great table, perfect size, absolutely love it.

I now have the large and small versions of this table. I liked the large one so much that I went ahead and bought the small version and have used it 4 times. This table's selling point for me was it's ability to micro adjust the length of each leg, since the ground is seldom level and I use the tables to cook on. They hold up well to the weights they are rated for. I place a 40 lb water jug on the larger table & have never had the legs (or table) fail. Though I have not had any breakage, the table cannot be tossed around, as the plastic connectors that join the table to the frame are the weak areas of this product. I have used the large table for about 30 camping trips and these connectors are still intact.

We have a travel trailer with both an indoor and an outdoor kitchen. The outdoor kitchen is set up with a 3 burner camp stove that slides out of the trailer, and I also use an existing camp table next to the stove for preparing food, doing dishes, etc. It makes a great, usable outdoor kitchen.Last year, in addition to the 3 burner stove, we added a grill with a high top that can be used for grilling, roasting and even baking. It is a sizeable, heavy, grill, and when I put it onto my existing camp table, it took up most of the room. I wanted to get a separate table just for the grill, and ideally, I was hoping the table top would be big enough to add to the space on my existing camp table for food prep, holding food waiting to go onto the stove or grill, doing dishes, etc. This table has plenty of space to do all of that, and it will be a great addition to our existing camp table.I love this table in most respects. It sets up quickly and easily, seems to be sturdy, and since it has collapsible legs and a roll top, when stored in its bag, it is light weight and takes up very little space. Besides being a great addition to our outdoor kitchen, I will like being able to take it down and take it with us to the beach or on picnics - something we cannot conveniently do with our existing camp table.The only thing I wish was different is the leg height adjustment. I love that the leg height of this table is infinitely adjustable from about 17 inches to 25 inches. 17 inches is great height to use the table when sitting on the beach or as an end table to the chairs on our patio. 25 inches works well with folding camp chairs to make a dining table or to play cards. But 25 inches is on the short end of camp tables of this type, and it is not a comfortable height to use for food prep, doing dishes, etc. because even as an average height woman (5' 4"), I have to bend over it. I wish there was one more height adjustment that would let me raise the table up closer to the height of our other camp table, a prep table, or kitchen counter. Then it would be the perfect camp table for all occasions!

We have had this table for 2 years and it has worked hard. It's light weight and easily adjusted from coffee table to dinner table height. We have used it for extra seating at home, camping, for picnics at an outdoor theater, the present table at a wedding reception and more. The last campout was sandy, windy, and wet and the legs stopped adjusting. We cleaned them out with WD40 and hope they will be ready or our next adventure.

This thing pretty much fell apart during first use. At first glance it looked like a great little mobile table. When I received it I took it out of the bag and assembled it. Didn’t really test it but looked good. It sat in the bag after that for a few months as my need to use it had not been pressing. First time I finally got to use it the plastic tabs that hold the table to the base just broke right off and I was not trying to force it together. Moderate yet easy pressure simply broke them off of one side. Ok, no big deal, other side still snapped n to place… until the second time I used it when of course they both busted. So now the work area of the table will not attach to base. Junk. What a waste of money. Also, extending leg locks won’t hold if any kind of weight or pressure is applied. I’ve read all these other great reviews and am wondering if they got the same manufacturer that I did….