I'm not sure this deserves some of the bad reviews as to putting together, just remember the bars should be parallel to the straps, it wont work the other way. wood isn't perfect but this is a camping picnic table and a good value as the next one up is over twice the price.
Mine went together easily and is sturdy and perfect in size for inside my tent or out by the fire. Nice dinner table for a picnic with a couple of pillows on the ground.
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This Item  Best Choice Products 28x28in Foldable Indoor Outdoor All-Purpose Portable Wooden Table for Picnics, Camping, Beach, Tailgating, Patio, Kitchen, Living Room w/Carrying Case - Brown |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -17% $49.99 List: $59.99 | -16% $41.99 List: $49.99 | $49.99 | $72.99 | $69.66 | $69.99 |
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| Sold By | Best Choice Products Inc | E-Marketing Solutions | FIRMNESS | costway | Rollingsurfer | Yolid Inc. |
| material | Wood | Wood | Acacia | Bamboo | Aluminum | Aluminum, Iron, Plastic |
| number of pieces | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| shape | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular |
| style | Casual | Modern | French Country | Modern | Modern | Bohemian |
| furniture finish | Teak | Rosewood | — | — | Aluminum | Maple |
| top material | Wood | Wood | Acacia Wood | Bamboo | Aluminum | Stainless Steel |
| frame material | Wood | Wood | Wood | Bamboo | Aluminum | Iron |
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Nice Modern Looking Side Table
Bought this as a side table for my Weber Grill. It gets the job done well. Just the right height and sturdy enough to hold all my grilling tools. Nice varnish or polyurethane finish. However, don't plan to lift weights on this table. Don't think it would stand up to much weight. However, I would definitely purchase this table again for this kind of function.ASSEMBLY: Assembly was pretty straight forward. Top slats are held together with webbing. Legs go through stretchers and screw into slats at corners of the table. This was the difficult part. Lay the slats upside down on the floor or lawn. First leg to screw through a stretcher will be easy. But, you will need to tug hard to get the second whole in a slat to line up correctly. I found that if I put my foot on the first corner after it is screwed in, I could lift up the table a bit, stretch the slats and site where the second leg screw would line up correctly. I hope this is clear enough.I don't think that I will be taking apart and assembling this table too often. But, as you can see, It stores on edge our my garage very nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2017
Bought this as a side table for my Weber Grill. It gets the job done well. Just the right height and sturdy enough to hold all my grilling tools. Nice varnish or polyurethane finish. However, don't plan to lift weights on this table. Don't think it would stand up to much weight. However, I would definitely purchase this table again for this kind of function.
ASSEMBLY: Assembly was pretty straight forward. Top slats are held together with webbing. Legs go through stretchers and screw into slats at corners of the table. This was the difficult part. Lay the slats upside down on the floor or lawn. First leg to screw through a stretcher will be easy. But, you will need to tug hard to get the second whole in a slat to line up correctly. I found that if I put my foot on the first corner after it is screwed in, I could lift up the table a bit, stretch the slats and site where the second leg screw would line up correctly. I hope this is clear enough.
I don't think that I will be taking apart and assembling this table too often. But, as you can see, It stores on edge our my garage very nicely.
ASSEMBLY: Assembly was pretty straight forward. Top slats are held together with webbing. Legs go through stretchers and screw into slats at corners of the table. This was the difficult part. Lay the slats upside down on the floor or lawn. First leg to screw through a stretcher will be easy. But, you will need to tug hard to get the second whole in a slat to line up correctly. I found that if I put my foot on the first corner after it is screwed in, I could lift up the table a bit, stretch the slats and site where the second leg screw would line up correctly. I hope this is clear enough.
I don't think that I will be taking apart and assembling this table too often. But, as you can see, It stores on edge our my garage very nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2021
The concept of a roll-up, packable table is wonderful. I wanted this for concerts at wineries - something to hold our picnic and beverages while sitting on the lawn enjoying the music. The quality of this specific product is horrendous. That might even be an understatement.
As others have mentioned in their reviews, at first it seems as if the holes are drilled in the wrong spot. You really have to stretch the table to make all the holes line up. It appears though that in doing that, the low quality hangar bolts can be easily stripped. The product we received came pre-stripped for us on two of the bolts. Perhaps it was someone else's return? We thought easy enough, we can replace those bolts that are stripped. Well, turns out its not so easy - metric hangar bolts are VERY hard to find. So, plan B... run the machine end through a die and hope that it helps. mmmm.... not so much. Turns out these are REALLY low quality bolts and even with a little bit of "cleaning them up" they still won't tighten up into the table to keep it from wobbling. Plan C... replace BOTH the threaded T inserts and carriage bolts with SAE... nah, now we're talking $12 - $15 worth of hardware, plus time, plus we'd have to figure out decorative caps... This is getting a bit complicated for a $60 table. If we have to re-work the product THAT much how about just making one ourselves. Yep, that's what we'll do. I'm sure it will be over-engineered and structurally sound. At this point, anything is more sound than this piece of junk. RETURNED!!
As others have mentioned in their reviews, at first it seems as if the holes are drilled in the wrong spot. You really have to stretch the table to make all the holes line up. It appears though that in doing that, the low quality hangar bolts can be easily stripped. The product we received came pre-stripped for us on two of the bolts. Perhaps it was someone else's return? We thought easy enough, we can replace those bolts that are stripped. Well, turns out its not so easy - metric hangar bolts are VERY hard to find. So, plan B... run the machine end through a die and hope that it helps. mmmm.... not so much. Turns out these are REALLY low quality bolts and even with a little bit of "cleaning them up" they still won't tighten up into the table to keep it from wobbling. Plan C... replace BOTH the threaded T inserts and carriage bolts with SAE... nah, now we're talking $12 - $15 worth of hardware, plus time, plus we'd have to figure out decorative caps... This is getting a bit complicated for a $60 table. If we have to re-work the product THAT much how about just making one ourselves. Yep, that's what we'll do. I'm sure it will be over-engineered and structurally sound. At this point, anything is more sound than this piece of junk. RETURNED!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023
