- Opens to a 32 in. square, 28 in. high table.
- Folds to 32 in. x 6 in.
- Table Weight: 11 lbs.
- Weight capacity 100 lbs.
- Seats four.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: It is so compact; packs easily for car camping. Great extra table in a campground w/ picnic tables. Amazing value considering how long it has lasted so far.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: We own a table and use it on river float trips (never need to worry if it gets wet) It also comes in handy as extra food table. Great in car for road trips. We have purchased many tables as wedding gifts and received favorable comments from all.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: This table is great when you are setting up fire camp right of way. Not having to wait for the cache coming with tables.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: great for picnics on the road
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: I am sure that this table will provide years of service. It is very well designed and manufactured.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: best table out there of it's size. we bought one 9 years ago and it is still going strong. I tried a couple of other tables since then that were cheaper and you really get what you pay for. so it is back to this great roll top table! we wanted a second one to use in the tent. the first one is used in our kitchen set up area.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: I have purchased two of these, one for my own use and another for using at my job, where I teach astronomy and we use this when stargazing. It is handy for putting a lens case or boxes of observing gear. I also use it when I'm shooting astrophotos as a place where I sit and keep notes while a time-exposure picture is being exposed. Recently ours was used at my daughter's baby shower when we needed one more spot to place food items for the guests. My one (tiny) gripe: because the surface is plastic, you do NOT want to put a hot pan on this!
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: Was a gift for Christmas, haven't got to use it outdoors yet. Easy to assemble and very sturdy. my campchairs slide right up to the table without the arm rests being in the way. Can't wait to use it.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: Although this table was a gift, we will enjoy the benefit of it as well. Best for car camping as it is too bulky & heavy for backpacking. However, the weight of the table most likely contributes to the sturdiness of it. I highly recommend to anyone car camping.
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Comments about Camp Time Roll-A-Table: Awesome table! Feel dumb that I waited so long to get this.
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Can you get leg extensions for this table to make it higher?Asked on 4/10/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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Sorry, there are no leg extensions to be purchased separately.Answered on 4/10/2012 by Anonymous
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How much does this table weigh?Asked on 5/16/2011 by Laurie from Western Massachusetts1 answer
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The Camp Time Roll-A-Table weighs 11 lbs.Answered on 5/16/2011 by Bob from Campmor
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Can a multi fuel Coleman Stove be put on top of the table?Asked on 8/8/2010 by Anonymous3 answers
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Yes you can!Answered on 8/9/2010 by Shawn from New JerseyA:
As long as it doesn't get any hotter on the bottom than a propane fuel stove. We've used our propane Coleman on this with no problems whatsoever. If there is a lot of heat on the bottom, I would recommend the Coleman table with the aluminum slats, although it may be a little slipperier. Bottom line is if you could put the stove on a plastic picnic table cloth, this table would be no problem.Answered on 8/11/2010 by Gary W. from Louisville, KYVERIFIED BUYER
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I have done this in the past with no discernable damage to the table top. However, I only ran the stove long enough to make coffee. I think there might be a problem if a large pan were used for a longer time due to heat being trapped close to the vinyl table top.Answered on 10/28/2010 by BudMan from Tecumseh, OK
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How do the legs attach to the table top?
How much does the table weigh?Asked on 7/14/2010 by Marshasg from westport wa2 answers
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The table weight is 11 Lb
The legs screw into the tableAnswered on 7/16/2010 by Steve from CampmorA:
Just went out to the garage and weighed mine - 9 lbs, 11 oz. To assemble the table, unroll the slats, lay two aluminum tubes across the edges, lining up holes in the flattened tube ends with threaded holes in the slats. The legs then screw through the flat end of the tube into threaded inserts in the slats. It is really sturdier than it seems like it would be.Answered on 8/11/2010 by Gary W. from Louisville, KY
| Best Use | Car camping, canoeing |
| Size Setup | 32" x 32" x 28" |
| Size Stored | 6" x 32" |
| Tabletop Material | Vynle covered wood slats |
| Frame Construction | Tubular aluminum |
| Weight | 11 Lb |
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