TNExplorer
Member
I am using the GCI master cook station. Well built, sturdy and plenty of room. Can score them for about 99 bucks on scheels
Camp Tables - What are you using?
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MANUCHAO
Aventurero
^^THIS
I use my DIY aluminum slides under the drawers as cooking tops when on the rig...but i can pull them out and use them as tables by adding a set of legs to each...
spressomon
Expedition Leader
I thought I posted my DIY folding camp table...but I guess not so here it is:
I fabbed it almost 6-years ago...used honeycomb aluminum, laminate edge & top, aluminum legs with 4" height adjustment at each leg & air cylinder struts. Weighs 17lbs...and has been so useful I couldn't imagine not having it today. If I made another, I'd just forgo the laminate edge & top...
I fabbed it almost 6-years ago...used honeycomb aluminum, laminate edge & top, aluminum legs with 4" height adjustment at each leg & air cylinder struts. Weighs 17lbs...and has been so useful I couldn't imagine not having it today. If I made another, I'd just forgo the laminate edge & top...
Victory_Overland
Explorer
Another great and adjustable option from Lifetime. A quick Amazon search for "Lifetime filet tables" also shows up a ton of other table options with wash stations.
Lifetime Filet Table
Lifetime table is a 4 footer folding option and weighs about 21lbs which is not light by any means but......these Brand tables are in my garage and such and excellent quality and durable.
Lifetime Filet Table
Lifetime table is a 4 footer folding option and weighs about 21lbs which is not light by any means but......these Brand tables are in my garage and such and excellent quality and durable.
86scotty
Cynic
80 posts and this wicked beast hasn’t been mentioned yet?
ALPS Mountaineering guide table.
The top is a vinyl covered multi fold which lays out to cover a truck tailgate perfectly if you have one, or covers most of any picnic table for a quick tailgate session (without the legs). Vinyl covered so it wipes down quick and easy.
This is, as it says, a guide table. It’s designed for food prep. It’s big and sturdy with adjustable feet and legs for any angle or height from like 2’ to 5’, very low or very high. It’s less than $100. Packs in to a bag about the size of a medium tent. It is heavy, about #25 I guess. It eats all the other outdoor tables for breakfast.
Plus, it looks like a headless AT-AT.
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ALPS Mountaineering guide table.
The top is a vinyl covered multi fold which lays out to cover a truck tailgate perfectly if you have one, or covers most of any picnic table for a quick tailgate session (without the legs). Vinyl covered so it wipes down quick and easy.
This is, as it says, a guide table. It’s designed for food prep. It’s big and sturdy with adjustable feet and legs for any angle or height from like 2’ to 5’, very low or very high. It’s less than $100. Packs in to a bag about the size of a medium tent. It is heavy, about #25 I guess. It eats all the other outdoor tables for breakfast.
Plus, it looks like a headless AT-AT.
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I may be mistaken, but I doubt you use that as a camping table. Based on your link I think you're just posting for SEO purposes.
But please share some photos of it in use as a camping table. I'd love to see this 50 pound bulky table with tiny caster wheels meant for smooth surfaces used for camping.
We have one of those aluminum roll top ones. It's pretty good, if a little flimsy, but it can be a little awkward to sit at the table. It's mostly used for food prep rather than sitting down to eat there.
Sometimes we'll just use an action packer or other plastic tote sitting on the ground next to some lowrider camp chairs rather than a table for sitting it.
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Wallygator
Adventurer
Does this go on your roof rack? Pics?
soul-surfer
Member
I absolutely love mine and have had it in use for the last 4 years with no issues other than losing a screw that holds on one of the feet. I just replaced it with another sheet metal screw of the same size from the hardware store and wahlah!80 posts and this wicked beast hasn’t been mentioned yet?
ALPS Mountaineering guide table.
The top is a vinyl covered multi fold which lays out to cover a truck tailgate perfectly if you have one, or covers most of any picnic table for a quick tailgate session (without the legs). Vinyl covered so it wipes down quick and easy.
This is, as it says, a guide table. It’s designed for food prep. It’s big and sturdy with adjustable feet and legs for any angle or height from like 2’ to 5’, very low or very high. It’s less than $100. Packs in to a bag about the size of a medium tent. It is heavy, about #25 I guess. It eats all the other outdoor tables for breakfast.
Plus, it looks like a headless AT-AT.
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PlacidWaters
Adventurer
I don't know why you doubt this guy. Here's what I bring (for shorter trips, mind you):
67cj5
Man On a Mission
I got the first one, seems solid enough and having 3 height settings is really useful,
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Deleted member 9101
Guest
I see we shop at the same antique dealer....hahahaha
AbleGuy
Officious Intermeddler
A retired friend of mine, who makes furniture and accessories out of wine barrels, has also been making some these very nice sturdy bamboo camp tables. I thinks he’s been selling them for @ $125.00 plus shipping, but I don’t think the below website is active any more.
acg
Adventurer
I finally found camping table heaven. Packs small and light for me.
Camco 51895 Bamboo Folding Table with Aluminum Legs- Compact Design
Camco 51895 Bamboo Folding Table with Aluminum Legs- Compact Design
Camco 51895 Bamboo Folding Table with Aluminum Legs- Compact Design: Amazon.ca: Automotive
Camco 51895 Bamboo Folding Table with Aluminum Legs- Compact Design: Amazon.ca: Automotive
www.amazon.ca
DCH109
Adventurer
I use a Riley large table
Big enough to hold everything one would need
www.rileystovecompany.com
Big enough to hold everything one would need
RILEY METAL FOLD-UP TABLES | rileystovecompany
www.rileystovecompany.com