Ordered 5 tables. Received : all boxes are in good condition, however, 3 tables are good, great tables, 2 tables did not have the little lock in the hole that hold the leg in place. I heard the rattle noise inside the leg. This means the little lock must be loosen inside 2 tables' s legs. I brought these 2 to Walmart and returned them. If you order this table, you should check to be sure the lock are there left side and right side, front leg and back leg and be sure they work well too.

Just what I was looking for. Compact size wise can fold up to slide under beds or furniture. Ability to have various heights is a plus. The only knock I have is that it's a bit wiggly, especially at the highest height. Otherwise it's a great folding table!

This table is really high! Higher than the table I was looking for, actually, by a couple inches. And that’s a good thing! Sturdy. The only issue is it’s kind of tricky to put together as only one person. It’s doable and doesn’t take too long, but annoying. There are pins to push in on both sides to lift the legs. Anyway, I recommend it! Great height on which to write.

It lack of the major supporting piece that all the other folding tables have----the 3rd support bar on the bottom to make the table into a stable triangle form. DO NOT BUY UNLESS YOU WANT A ROCKY SQUEAKY TABLE!!!! HORRIBLE!!!!! A total waste of time.

The table has many of the qualities represented in the ad: looks great, doesn't fade or stain, doesn't scrape your floor, folds in half. Unfortunately, all those attributes cannot be utilized when the table wobbles terribly - at any height, when the buttons used to raise, lower, and stabilize the legs collapse - no way to hold the legs in place or retrieve the buttons. I feel very strongly my table should be replaced or my investment refunded.

This table works perfectly to use as a desk in a home office. It fits just right over (3) 4-drawer carts w/casters, that are full of office supplies and other assorted items. I needed a " writing desk " and a flat surface to put an adding machine. The table was fairly easy to set up. The most difficult thing to do was to adjust the top to the appropriate height for my purposes by myself, but I figured out a way. I laid the table on its side and proceeded to anchor it up against a piece of furniture so that I could keep the table still as I pressed the buttons and moved the top to the right height, one side at a time. I did it by myself this way. The table is a great value and solves my problem for a reasonable price. I also like the fact that it can be versatile and serve other purposes when it is not being used as a desk.

I have two 4' tables, this one and the Maxchief versions Sams Club used to sell. I bought them both for their portability, otherwise, I wouldn't have bought folding tables. I find that the portability in this is lacking so badly that I choose this one whenever I'm setting up a table that I won't be moving for months, like my newborn's bottle making station. However, for work, and in future purchases, I use the Maxchief. The difference is that the Maxchief is easily adjustable in the height, you squeeze the two middle bars together and slide the legs to wherever you need. On this one, I find that I either need to hold the leg down with my foot, squeeze one peg in, apply pressure and hold while I squeeze the other peg in, then slide up one notch....then repeat to go up even higher. Otherwise, I need three hands to accomplish this simple task. The convenience of the Maxchief is even more noticeable when I put the table originally high to put totes and cases on it to setup while standing, and then lower to put my computer and printers on, which I use while sitting. This table I would never be able to do this with. As I said, I bought these tables for portability, otherwise I wouldn't have bought a folding one with adjustable height.

This is exactly what I was looking for. It has 4 (not 3) heights, 22", 24", 29", 36". Lies flat with legs folded (important to me). It's light weight, not heavy duty, which once again is what I was looking for. I bought several and I use them all the time. The 36" height is a good place to put your tools while you are working around the house. Even when we are working outside it's easier to pick up saws and clipper from a high table than on the ground. It's not a replacement for a work bench to hold a compound miter saw.

It's a very handy table for lightweight items that need a place off the floor to sit. I had guests for the holidays and I wanted an extra surface for them to use for toiletries, their laptops or whatever because there is no dresser of chest of drawers in the room where they had their things. I'm planning to also use it when I need extra "counter" for holding food items when I have a buffet. It isn't as strong as the tables with the legs that are also supported at the center, but I wanted the versatility of being able to change it to 3 different heights. I like it so far. It just seems like it would not be good for anything that is very heavy. Also nice is the way it folds up - very easy to store!

It is exactly what I was looking for. I am a quilter that does not have a room, however, I use part of a room so I needed something I could use for cut patterns and quilt strips and easily put back. Perfect size 4' and the 3 hights are great. Thank you.