found a small (BCP) folding table...

[Happy Joe]

Small, light weight relatively (vehicle) packable and relatively inexpensive;
https://www.walmart.com/ip/BCP-Alumi...&wl13=&veh=sem
I ordered it from wally mart but there are several other places to get it on the web. ~ $35. (look for free shipping)... could not find it on Amazon.

Three heights (adjustable); 20”, 23”, and 26”
Folds to: 23.75”(L) x 17.75”(W) x 2.25”(H) (top is one piece/does not fold)
Weighs around 3 pounds.
Glossy surface, fiber board top (not sure how well this will standup to water)...has a slight 1940's-early 50's vibe...
legs are mounded in single shear (supported only at one end of the bolt) with relatively small bolts; so its not meant to stand heavy, or even moderate, loads...
Its much more stable than the TV tray tables that I sometimes use and roughly the same height (at highest leg extension).
The reason that I got it; the porta potti will slide underneath (a problem with a TV tray table), maximizing in-tent floor space...
Not terrible, chinese quality.

Enjoy!

 

[TexomaPowerboater]

Thanks for posting this. Do you think it's sturdy enough for a old guide series dual fuel coleman camping stove? Would you cook on it?

 

[outdoornate65]

I'll be interested to hear how it holds up. Nice that the height is adjustable.

 

[Choff]

have the same one (only ours is black plastic) at Walmart this last summer, worked great camping, also liked the adjustable height, also cooking on it stove fit nice with room on sides for gas bottle and cooking stuff.
Will be using for a long time !!
Choff

 

[Kevin108]

Above link is borked. Try:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/BCP-Alum...g-Table-23.5-x-17.5-Portable-Outdoor/51383660
https://bestchoiceproducts.com/coll...ic-folding-table-23-5-x-17-5-portable-outdoor


While there are no capacities listed for the table, I am very familiar with Coleman products. You will have no problems.

 

[dcg141]

I have looked at several tables like that and the fiber board tops don't seem water resistant. Of course at the price you get them you could just replace them as they go bad if they do.

 

[Happy Joe]

Sorry for not getting back my computer stopped working on this site as I was trying to fix the link. (Thanx! for posting a link that works Kevin108).
I would say that a Coleman stove would likely be fine on the table, at... not sure that it would hold a 20 pound propane tank, long, though.
I intend to use it in the tent or at least under an awning so the water resistance is, for me, of little concern.
At its full height 26" it is on the short side for use as a counter surface, at least for me (~6ft and slowly shrinking).
Have been looking for a light weight table that would fit over the Porta-pottie off and on for around a year.


Enjoy!