H&B LuxuriesPortable Height Adjustable Aluminum Folding Camping Table with Carry Handle FT-ACFT1

We bought this table because it was a decent price and was small enough to fit in the compartment under our RV. The table is very light and the metal used throughout the assembly, from the legs to the trim is super thin. The legs on the table are very lightweight and flimsy and there is no support under the middle of the table where it folds. The table top itself is a very thin material and does not support a lot of weight. I put a 5 gallon jug of water on the table and it held but was sagging and not happy about the weight.I think this would be a good value if it was in the $20-$30 range but at $55 I was expecting something much more substantial. I bought a thick plastic 4 foot folding table that is about the same size made by Lifetime from Sams Club for $40 the other day and it is heads and tails better than this one.I would look for something else, especially at this price point.

I needed something lightweight, compact, aluminum, and inexpensive to use for a "kitchen on the beach." One for prep/serving, the other to hold a portable Weber gas grill. These seem to fit that need well.That said, the lightness makes them a bit less sturdy (wobbly) when you put weight on top (like a grill) compared to a bigger heavier table. Also, they will be quite susceptible to getting blown over by wind if they don't have weight on either the top or on the legs. I gave "sturdiness" 4 stars, because they came close to meeting my expectations for a light, foldable table, but I would not call them "sturdy."The good news is...These tables in particular, have a horizontal bars at the bottom connecting the legs at each end. This has two benefits: (1) you can put heavy stuff (like a cooler or sandbags) on top of the bars to hold the table down and more "sturdy", and (2) the bars help keep the table from sinking down into the sand.Lastly, for the price, I would not expect these or any other similarly priced, lightweight folding table to last more than a couple of seasons of beach use. I knew that going in, so I'm quite satisfied with the product.

Workable with low price. Is what I wanted but not real stable.

Is it light? Yes. Are there side affects related to being very light? Yes. Let someone with more muscle than patience open it ... totaled. Overload it? Totaled. Use it for what it's meant for? No problems. Compact and light. Just what I wanted.

I like the table for the price in which i purchased it, but I must say that it needs some improvement with holding up heavy items. The table begins to cave in when the weight is not distributed evenly.

This is a great fold up table we use for outings when doing photography out in nature. The table is spacious enough for equipment, snacks, drinks and it is easy to fold up. This table is not heavy and I am very glad I bought it. There were many choices but simplicity is bliss and this table met our needs. I recommend keeping the box to store it in and that makes it easy to grab it and put it in the truck.

Good table, but it's tallest option is only as tall as a typical table. I should have read the dimensions.

I like the fact that this table is light and easy to transfer, but not very sturdy and very hard to have the muddle hook and eye to function properly