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!

Tallest adjustment is a little higher than the other tables I have from a different company. Not a bad thing for me, but to some it might be an issue. The design is such that it does take two people to manage, or some really tricky maneuvers. Is a little more wobbly than the other tables I've purchased. If you plan to set it up occasionally, it's fine. But if you do markets and festivals, these are not ideal for ease of use, and I don't know if I'd trust them not to topple under some stress. Good quality though.

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 have 2 of these we use for a desk. One for my office and one for my grandson. I wanted to build a 4x8 electric train table for my grandson and these worked perfectly. Put casters on the legs so could be easily moved. Put 4 of them together and bolted a 2x2 all around the outside edges to hold the 4 tables together. That also gave me an extra 3” on length and width. Covered with nice green indoor/outdoor carpet that could be stapled to the 2x2’s on the edges. Enough room to run 3 separate “O” gauge train tracks. These tables worked perfectly at a reasonable cost. Lifetime tables are the best brand. Don’t buy less expensive tables.

I bought this folding table for my granddaughter when she was 3 to do crafts on. She's very hard on furniture. Lasted through her and her sister. 20+ years later, I use it in my spare room for sewing and crafts. Have a second for 15+ years, one non folding outside in 100 degree weather in rain that I use as a potting table. Just wash with hose, NEVER RUSTS, cracks or stains. Have a picnic table 4 years old, same wash with hose, never rusts. Wonderful products by Lifetime. I bought all from Sam's club.

This is a great table. Very functional, versatile, easy to transport/carry, easy to store. Has all of the right features - can use as short table for kids, tall table for serving or working while standing, as a dining table or desk, indoors or outdoors. You can't go wrong. It's a tad wobbly side to side, which shouldn't be a problem unless you need a table that doesn't move at all. The top plastic is a tad soft under extreme conditions (can dent if something sharp and heavy stored on or pressed on for extended period) - again, should not be a problem for the average situation. These are great for occasional banquet situations or in an office - we use a bunch together as a big conference table and then separate them for workshops or classroom style. Also use as desks. Love them.

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.

I just purchase this table and have not had a chance to use it for what I plan on, but it is a nice fold up table. Wobbles a bit on it's highest level, but not to bad, I bought it to shoot off of, easy carry, etc. I think it will work perfectly for this.

Lifetime tables is having a supply chain issue of at least 6 months. Most sites if they have it are price gouging. Walmart is selling for the original price. I have the commercial version of this table for a few years and it is perfect for my balcony. My friends who visit love the table. Currently it is in my dining room set up at 36" height with paperwork that is not leaving anytime soon. I needed another table for my balcony. Walmart has the fold in half non -commercial table. It is fine. It opened flat . It will take less weight in the middle but hey , It is only holding a few dinner plates or my laptop. I needed to watch a Youtube video on how to open the table (OK). Does it have some wobble to it, yes, but so does the commercial table. It is fine for the purpose and when you dress it up with a an outdoor table cloth it is really cute. The sun is shining and I really should get out on the balcony .

This table is great for storage since it folds in half but it is a struggle to get the legs to extend. Since there is no way to extend the legs properly you have to put the table upside down or on its side and as you are kind of struggling with the legs the plastic top can get damaged from scraping on the ground. When the table is fully extended it is very wobbly and I am not confident in putting anything I want to fall or break on it. Maybe this table is most sturdy on the shortest length. The sad truth is it is I like it better folded up that when in use, I will keep looking for a stronger table because this one is not it.