Oypla 4ft Folding Outdoor Camping Kitchen Work Top Table

Bit sceptical of this table having had similar ones before.This one is actually very light, very sturdy and simple to fold/use. Like the variable height but could perhaps go one more height higher to help food prep but might not be feasible.Make sure you clean up spills quickly - don't leave over night otherwise the surface balloons up and splits. I'm not challenging this for the price but would have thought a waterproof version for camping could be offered? Great overall value and clever design.

Very easy to fold up and down quite sturdy nicely finished and good quality

Ok and good value for moneyQuite fragile , though

I used this table as a pasting table. It was strong and sturdy, easy to set up, (you just open out the table legs and put the safety lock on) and easy to store, (it just folds up with a handle like a case.) The size was perfect for pasting 10 m wallpaper rolls on. This table would also be good as a buffet table. Good value for money and no problems with delivery. Highly recommend.

Best thing i have bought. Perfect for indoors and outdoors, especially bbqs. Easy to close and pop away in a corner. Does not take space at all. Very easy to use and clean. Looks really good.

It looks very pretty, so there's that. It folds, it has adjustable height, everything works well. But it's not very sturdy/stable, and it works best propped against a wall to give it a bit of extra stability, I think. It was 40-50% cheaper than most "heavy duty" tables, and it's clearly a different category of product.

Bought this table to use for christmas dinner and hot chocolate station, was sturdy ,light weight and easy to put up and down, would recommend!Came when expected and looks were also as described.

I found this a very good table for the price. Its not rock solid, but remember its marketed as a camping table. Built for a few drinks an plates of food.Having said that though, it would make a good craft, work or kids play table. Im using it as a product table for photography and I've put 1.5 to 2 kg of weight in the centre with no problems. (Without Centre support, see below)If you need to support more weigh it has a hole in the centre for a patio umbrella. This means you can add a leg in the centre. Then it will support a lot more weight. Within reason don't try to put on a motorbike engine to work on :-)I just cut a piece of wood to the right length, (half way up the centre hole) and put a bolt through the leg on the underside to support the table frame. To be honest though I haven't really needed to use it yet!