I'm looking for a table to use for food prep and eating (one person).
Only criteria are individually adjustable legs, and steady (minimal wobble when I'm cutting on it).
The Nash Bank Life or Fox XL Bivvy Table are ideal for size (80x60 cm surface).
But I'd appreciate any suggestions, and feedback on steadiness.
Only criteria are individually adjustable legs, and steady (minimal wobble when I'm cutting on it).
The Nash Bank Life or Fox XL Bivvy Table are ideal for size (80x60 cm surface).
But I'd appreciate any suggestions, and feedback on steadiness.
In reply to Post #1
I got an outsunny version of this table as it was on offer at the time on ebay, but there seems to be a few different names selling the same looking table. Only used a couple times and not sure the slats will work for you but i like mine and no carp tax
LINKY POO™ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Portal-Portable-Aluminium-Folding-Adjustable/dp/B09DCBPD78
I got an outsunny version of this table as it was on offer at the time on ebay, but there seems to be a few different names selling the same looking table. Only used a couple times and not sure the slats will work for you but i like mine and no carp tax
LINKY POO™ https://www.amazon.co.uk/Portal-Portable-Aluminium-Folding-Adjustable/dp/B09DCBPD78
In reply to Post #1
Go Outdoors - Hi Gear Picnic table - £15! Not very carpy but stable on a flat surface . . . lightweight and hardwearing - doesn't have adjustable legs however. The Berghaus Freeform small adjustable is exactly the same as the Fox - albeit cheaper and not Fox branded . . .
Go Outdoors - Hi Gear Picnic table - £15! Not very carpy but stable on a flat surface . . . lightweight and hardwearing - doesn't have adjustable legs however. The Berghaus Freeform small adjustable is exactly the same as the Fox - albeit cheaper and not Fox branded . . .
We have 2 different slatted ones and use with a chopping board, they're o.k and pack up small, but I'd buy solid ones if getting again and have the room to take. I did buy a solid one from Ebay to put our fridge on, to bring it to table height in the tent and get stuff underneath, very handy not having to bend down all the time.