ALPS Mountaineering Guide Table
Black
- Hard tabletop provides a level, sturdy surface; PVC tarp cover wipes clean and extends down the sides for a tablecloth-like appearance
- Durable powder-coated steel frame withstands frequent use; 2 adjustable height levels let you customize your set-up
- Included carry bag for transport and storage
- Special buy
Imported.
| Best use | Camping |
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| Unfolded dimensions | (L x W x H) 61 x 22 x 30 - 42 inches |
| Folded dimensions | (L x W x H) 31 x 9 x 8 inches |
| Tabletop material(s) | (Tabletop) engineered wood / (cover) PVC |
| Frame construction | Powder-coated steel |
| Weight | 25 lbs. 7 oz. |
(5 total reviews)
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Mar 3, 2016Most versatile you'll find
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Oct 4, 2014lots of room, easy set uptook this to lake powell for 4 days.....worked wonderful. Very stable, lots of room, great to have a table that sits so high up. No more bending over to cook!!! It has adjustable legs, but o...
Read More took this to lake powell for 4 days.....worked wonderful. Very stable, lots of room, great to have a table that sits so high up. No more bending over to cook!!! It has adjustable legs, but only in 6" increments. I thought it might be hard to get it level, but it worked out great. -
Aug 25, 2014Nice addition to dispersed car campingSturdy, well built, and versatile. Easy to assemble and nice carrying case. Especially like the fact that you can easily adjust the height.
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Jul 17, 2014Great for base campThis table folds up nicely and is very sturdy. It is a bit on the heavy side though. Great for base camp or car camping/tailgating.
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Apr 10, 2014Great table for standing next toThis table is similar in design and construction to other furniture I've bought here. A cot, a chair. Same big adjustable feet, heavy aluminum stock, hard plastic knuckles and riveted constr...
Read More This table is similar in design and construction to other furniture I've bought here. A cot, a chair. Same big adjustable feet, heavy aluminum stock, hard plastic knuckles and riveted construction. All are very adjustable and well made. This table is not meant to be a dinner table where you'd sit at to eat. It's got too much hardware dangling underneath to let your knees slide under. Better to raise it up and use it as a bar, like I do. Use the picnic table for eating, use this for the stove, food prep and serving. btw, I'd give it 5 stars it there wasn't the huge white screen-printed logos on the vinyl table cover.
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Read More First, it's huge. Not very wide but really long. I would say you could get 8 people around it if needed. It has adjustable legs so you can set it up low for camp chairs or really high for, let's say, an NBA player cooking without leaning over. We love the big feet, ability to set up level on uneven ground, and long slender shape for setting up outside our van. It is heavy and doesn't pack away small by any means, but it is also the best table all around we've ever had. It is VERY sturdy.