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.

After searching the internet far and wide for an option for my small studio apartment, I decided on this. The fact that I can fold it, and move it when the time comes makes me life a lot easier. It's extremely sturdy and love the fact that I can change it to counter height if I ever decide to get taller stools. Overall, a great buy and zero complaints.

This table does everything it's advertised to do. The first time opening it is difficult, but once it is opened, it is easy to use. The next time you need to open it is easy. I liked this table so much, I purchased a second one to use for my seedlings. Very sturdy and holds everything I need for canning or gardening. I highly recommend this table for any type of use you may have that requires a portable and very sturdy table.

This is a great table. It is definitely sturdy and nice looking. I really like how it completely folds up - and then it even has a handle to carry around. I like how it adjusts heights, but that took me a little bit of extra time to adjust the heights. I was really glad that I could adjust the height, though. So, no complaints. I purchased 3 of these for what I needed them for. I’m glad I did. I shopped around a little bit for the right tables, and I’m confident I purchased the right ones! :) :)

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.

I bought this to have in my workshop as another work surface. This table is beyond wobbly. I definitely don’t recommend putting anything heavy on it or anything that could spill or break. Not sure if I will keep it or not. I have another 4’ table that I love from Lifetime. That table doesn’t have the folding too but is adjustable like this one is. I think I will try to find another one of those instead.

I've had one of these tables for 20 years and love it however, to make things easier I got the fold in half table, same size. I love the height adjustment and have used it as a food table/regular table/crafting/sewing. And I am pretty sure it's lighter weight than my older table...

Love the height of these tables for craft fairs, but not fond of how one has to extend and retract legs on the table. You really need three hands to make this process easy. It is not quick by any means and when you have three tables to put up and take down, that is six table legs. Next challenge will be to find tablecloths to fit this new height . I'm determined.

Size and flexibility are great. Good for the grandchildren and perfect for a serving table. size and flexibility of this table is Great. Good for the grandchildren and their projects, and great for a serving table. The reason for the poor rating is the fact that we need to pull the legs up and down and it becomes a 2 person operation with one of us getting our thumbs pinched! doing this once a week is really difficult! Also several of the screws under the table (holding the frame to the table) come loose regularly and need to be screwed back in.

Great table for what I need it for. I can also adjust the height so I can use it standing up or sitting down. It is strong. The only thing I found is it is a little heavy for me. But then again I am a 60 year old woman. For men probably no problem to lift. Other than that, it is a great table for many uses.