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Product Description
Amazon.com
 The sturdy table folds into an easily-packed case when it's time to strike camp, or move onto the next tailgate party. |
Specifications
- Table surface measures 48 by 32 inches (W x D)
- Carrying case measures 32 by three by 24 inches (W x H x D)
- Height adjustable from 14 to 27 inches
- Aluminum frame with MDF prep surface
- 12.9-pound weight
- 300-pound capacity
- Not recommended for use with stoves or extremely hot items
The Coleman Limited Warranty
All Coleman products have a warranty against defects in material and workmanship, and the Pack-Away Folding Table includes a limited one-year manufacturer's warranty.
About Coleman Outdoor Products
More than 100 years ago, an entrepreneurial young man named W.C. Coleman had an idea for manufacturing better lanterns in Wichita, Kansas. A century later, Coleman's current catalog features a wide-ranging array of products that make spending time outside a pleasure. The company crafts coolers that keep food and drinks cold for days, airbeds that are comfortable and won't deflate during the night, a complete line of bright and long-lasting LED lights, powerful portable grills that cook with an authentic open-grill flame, and more.
Product Description
The Coleman Pack-Away Folding Table will come in handy at the campsite, the backyard BBQ, tailgating, or anywhere you need a convenient table. The table surface measures 32"x48", with an adjustable height (use it at 14" or 27" high). The table is sturdy and durable, supporting up to 300 pounds on the polished aluminum frame. The Pack-Away Table folds easily in half for easy storage, with built-in handles for comfortable carrying.
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61 of 61 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
The graphic image at Coleman and at Amazon appear as though the table top is some sort of design embossed aluminum sheet. That would be great! That's what I expected. However, when it arrived, the product carton indicated it was MDF (Multi-density fiberboard). Sure enough, it's that glued wood dust pressed into a flat board shape just like kids toys are made of. I wish I would have known before ordering. The Coleman site didn't advise of that and neither did the Amazon site. I don't blame Amazon. I think they just post manufacturer's provided information. Anyway, now you know. MDF. Only place you'll find that tidbit of information is on the product carton.
I wish an owner's manual had been available for download for my pre-sales research. I would have known that the setup/takedown is a multi-step procedure that I would find aggravating and excessively time consuming in a pummeling rainstorm, or in a mosquito feeding frenzy, or with sweat dripping into my eyes. Each leg swings down and locks into place like a card table but each of the 4 legs is only a half-leg. Additionally, you've got to insert 4 leg extensions into 4 receiver tubes, aligning 4 spring loaded pins so they meet with a hole and snap into position, then, you've got to swing down 4 rotating lock bars to mate with 4 pegs to hold the leg extensions, then you've got to hold the table open while flipping it right side up. The table doesn't lock into an open position. The table relies upon its own weight and the weight of items on top of it to remain flat during use. After forcing 5 sleeping bags and the tent into their respective stuff sacks, along with all the other duties at a camp site, this lengthy setup/takedown is just too much for me to add to the campsite regimen for just one table.
It's a nice sturdy aluminum frame. It would be almost a perfect table if the top was aluminum and the legs were quick to setup/takedown.
It's rated for 300 pounds? Well, maybe, if you distributed the weight over the entire surface and gently lowered that weight onto the table and then didn't touch it after the weight was placed. Nevertheless, I will say that once assembled, it's just about as sturdy as any portable table I've used. It will wobble some but no worse than any others. In other words, if one of the kids kicks the table or if somebody bumps against it, all the drinks will probably slosh or tip so closed containers would be a great idea.
Is it a good camping table? Yeah. MDF is better than plastic. It does have some stout aluminum crossbraces under the MDF. I just wish the top had been aluminum. I would have tolerated the multi-stepped assembly procedure if the top had been aluminum.
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I wish an owner's manual had been available for download for my pre-sales research. I would have known that the setup/takedown is a multi-step procedure that I would find aggravating and excessively time consuming in a pummeling rainstorm, or in a mosquito feeding frenzy, or with sweat dripping into my eyes. Each leg swings down and locks into place like a card table but each of the 4 legs is only a half-leg. Additionally, you've got to insert 4 leg extensions into 4 receiver tubes, aligning 4 spring loaded pins so they meet with a hole and snap into position, then, you've got to swing down 4 rotating lock bars to mate with 4 pegs to hold the leg extensions, then you've got to hold the table open while flipping it right side up. The table doesn't lock into an open position. The table relies upon its own weight and the weight of items on top of it to remain flat during use. After forcing 5 sleeping bags and the tent into their respective stuff sacks, along with all the other duties at a camp site, this lengthy setup/takedown is just too much for me to add to the campsite regimen for just one table.
It's a nice sturdy aluminum frame. It would be almost a perfect table if the top was aluminum and the legs were quick to setup/takedown.
It's rated for 300 pounds? Well, maybe, if you distributed the weight over the entire surface and gently lowered that weight onto the table and then didn't touch it after the weight was placed. Nevertheless, I will say that once assembled, it's just about as sturdy as any portable table I've used. It will wobble some but no worse than any others. In other words, if one of the kids kicks the table or if somebody bumps against it, all the drinks will probably slosh or tip so closed containers would be a great idea.
Is it a good camping table? Yeah. MDF is better than plastic. It does have some stout aluminum crossbraces under the MDF. I just wish the top had been aluminum. I would have tolerated the multi-stepped assembly procedure if the top had been aluminum.
This url should take you directly to the product at Coleman: [...]
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This table serves its purpose however it is not the sturdiest table I've ever used. It is quite light so it wiggles a little bit. I'm also not a big fan of the pattern on top.
I bought it because I move frequently and live in a tiny NY apartment. I also use it for selling art on the street which is great for that. I'm glad that a table exists that is actually portable for a subway commuter such as myself. At home it is a very roomy table and was much bigger than I expected (which is great).
I bought it because I move frequently and live in a tiny NY apartment. I also use it for selling art on the street which is great for that. I'm glad that a table exists that is actually portable for a subway commuter such as myself. At home it is a very roomy table and was much bigger than I expected (which is great).
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This Coleman folding table is excellent! At first I was wondering if it was just
a makeshift camping table because of the brand (coleman usually refers to camping or the outdoors).
I was very satisfied to find that not only was this table versatile but also very sturdy. This was a surprise because it is a portable lightweight table. It was very sturdy, easy to set up and breakdown and fits easily
almost anywhere! I was able to fit it in my small car and with a nice table cloth, no one could tell it was a
portable table. The handle makes it a necessity for any party or quick meeting! I give it 5 stars for a rating!
a makeshift camping table because of the brand (coleman usually refers to camping or the outdoors).
I was very satisfied to find that not only was this table versatile but also very sturdy. This was a surprise because it is a portable lightweight table. It was very sturdy, easy to set up and breakdown and fits easily
almost anywhere! I was able to fit it in my small car and with a nice table cloth, no one could tell it was a
portable table. The handle makes it a necessity for any party or quick meeting! I give it 5 stars for a rating!
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