BestOffice Outdoor 6 FT Folding Camping Table Plastic Table Portable Square Height Dining Table Perfect for Picnics, Parties, Party and Camping, White

Dimensions were on point. It’s a very sturdy table. You just pop out the legs and you got yourself a table. It’s very nice for the price.

The BestOffice Camping Folding 4-Foot Plastic Table is a practical and reliable choice for camping, picnics, or extra indoor workspace. The size is perfect for small gatherings, offering enough surface area without being cumbersome. It provides good storage capacity for food, drinks, or gear, making it versatile for various uses. The table is durable and feels solid when set up, with a design that ensures stability even on slightly uneven surfaces. Ease of use is a highlight — it folds and unfolds quickly, and the fit of the legs and locking mechanism is secure and reliable. Overall, it’s a lightweight, compact, and dependable table that balances portability with sturdiness.

Very nice, quality material, very sturdy construction, easily unfold and fold.

I bought two of these tables for a vintage flea market booth. Luckily I opened them well in advance of the flea market. The first one had three screws loose. I thought, no big deal. I can screw them back in. When I did so, I realized the screws were just spinning and spinning. There was nothing in there to grip onto because they attached into a thin plastic frame. Prognosis was not so good--I could tighten them temporarily but not secure them permanently. Once a hole is stripped, and a screw just spins....things are just not going to come back from that unless you can put in a longer screw (which would not help in this situation with thin plastic) or a thicker gauge screw (which would not have fit in the holes in the metal structure.) When I opened the second table up, I found none of the screws secured the table!!! They had all wiggled free on the journey to me, or maybe they were never screwed in to begin with. I tightened them all up--all of them just spun in the plastic just as the first. Even though I knew the tables would technically "work" for an afternoon at a flea market because the metal leg base seemed solid even in the table top didn't--and the screws would probably hold for half a day, I had a couple concerns: 1- I was not sure that the thin plastic top of the table would hold the weight of my vintage glassware 2- I knew the screws would just come loose again 3- I figured in storage, the screws would potentially fall out/get lost/drive me crazy in the spring when I do the next flea market 4- I wanted to purchase tables that would last me for years of flea markets, not just one or two. If you just need a cheap table for one event, and you have a screwdriver you can bring to the event to tighten up the screws when you set it up, go for it. Buy this table, use it and then give it to charity. If you need a table for repeated events that is solid and you can trust in, spend the extra $10 bucks or whatever and get something real. In the end I know I made the right choice to return because as I was folding up the tables to fit back in their boxes, some of the screws I had just tightened a couple days prior, fell out!!!!!!

Not heavy duty but good enough for my usages. 3 screws that hold the frame off fell out of the box and 2 were stripped and won't securely screw back in. Lower quality table

Great table, but the handle is made from cheap material and poorly stitched, snapped on first use. Returned it to the seller for a full replacement but the second table had the same issues. Overall, the table does what it's supposed to do, but without a handle, carrying it around will be extremely difficult.

Our handbell team needed an extra table but didn't want to buy one of the $300 to $500 plus ones the specialty companies wanted to sell us. It is lightweight and sturdy. I will admit that it bends a tiny bit in the middle but nothing to be concerned about. We put four inch foam pads on the table and it is totally usable. There is a locking mechanism to keep the table from bending in the middle and a couple of leg locks to keep the table upright. If you are using them for handbells, you will want to make some PVC 'shoes' to make the legs a bit taller. The bells that go on this table costs around $1000 so I put a great deal of confidence in it. The table is light but strong. It folds for easy storage and set up easy. I do recommend.

I'll keep this short: 1. Arrived damages; there was a huge dent in the side. Since this was for a project table I was disappointed, but it wasn't a big enough deal to return it. 2. The rectangular slide locks for the legs are too loose to do anything at all. These only imitate the quality products you've seen/used at a church, school, catering, etc. If you do not lock the red plastic lock at the center of the table it will eventually collapse when pressure is applied to one side. 3. NOT even remotely stain resistant. I've used it for leather working, a general use table, and a support to run a stone cutting saw out in my yard. Everything was fine until the later event. As soon as dust from the stones I cut got on the table, the stains were un-removable. I've pressure washed it and everything. Stained deep. 4. It did arrive pre assembled. It is a little tough to pop apart, but snaps together easily when folded. I actually consider this a positive as I wouldn't want it slipping apart all on its own. Other than all of those complaints, the table has stood up, holds weight, and seems stable enough to do most work on, though I wouldn't hammer on top of it, even while tooling leather. Despite the weight it says it holds, because it arrived dented just from shipping, I doubt it would resist deformation. So I guess 3/5 stars for functionality.