Describe Yourself:Budget Shopper Bottom Line:Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. Was looking for something light and portable to take to use as a display table when hosting in-home parties. Due to its nature of folding in half it is not the sturdiest table ever but for occasional or light duty it is perfect, and very convenient to transport. Does not take up a lot of room when folded - only 2x2x3" - and the adjustable height feature is very handy.

The product is pricing really good and the quality looks good, and I couldn't find a better deal for a table like this. The only thing I want to mention is the adjustable height feature. The good thing is that it has 4 slots for height adjustment, while the bad thing is that the table becomes quite unstable on the 36" end - wobble to left/right could be over 1". This is cuased by removal of the central triangle supporter on legs for cost reduction. Buy I get what I paid for. If you don't always use 36" end and if you don't worry about wobble problem, I would highly recommend this one.

We originally bought one for camping and it has been an excellent table for dining outside or used at rallies for potluck or swap meet events. It really has come in handy for for our game nights! Its very sturdy, folds securely and is easy to carry and set up or take down. The adjustable legs are awesome! We are buying a second one for home!

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.

Pretty good. Be aware that it may require 2 people to change height of table. One to hold down the nubs on the 2 legs, another to pull the leg longer. I managed to do it crouched on the floor in a way that I could use my shoulder to lengthen the legs as my hands were depressing the nubs. Other than that, thew table is fine.

I have used my 4 ft fold in half table for 20+ cookie booths over the last 5 years. It folds up to fit in my trunk and is quick and easy to set up. It is very sturdy and works great! It adjusts for craft projects so the girls can stand up to work. The only problem I have is that my husband likes to take it on his camping trips with his Boy Scouts too.

I have a small table (4 ft) that adjusts to 3 different heights. The table is a good size and the ability to adjust the height is great, BUT, the engineer who designed the system for locking the position must never have done it by himself. It is impossible to push in both buttons and pull the leg in or out. When you get a second person to push/pull the leg, the button person gets pinched by the button system and the hole. Additionally, the second hole is very close to the hinge making it difficult to reach. I bought this table some years ago and hope they have improved the system since my table was made.

I have owned two of these fold up tables for a number of years. There are handy and convenient and don't take up allot of room. I bought the first one to use as a temporary computer desk. I didn't have the space in my house for a full size desk and this has worked well and can be put up and taken down as needed. It has also been used as serving table for desserts, etc. I bought a second to use as a fly tying station and/or a gun cleaning station. It has worked perfectly for both. The cleaning solvents haven't had any effect on the surface and it wipes up nicely. The adjustable height is nice. The table is a little wobbly at full height (that's why the four stars), but it has never collapsed or tipped over. Overall it is a great product for those small spaces or if you are needing something that doesn't take up a huge footprint.

OK, because I was afraid of breaking it before I used it, I had to go find your Utube demo to make sure I wasn't doing anything that would break the hinge mechanism. It would be appropriate for you to include a brief use instruction along with that page of 'Folding Table Safety and Care Instructions' in 8 languages. Something along the line of 'Place the folded table on its side. Open the side opposite the hinge. Please note: initially, some force may be required to open the table to full size. Click the red lock to stabilize the table surface then pull the legs until they click in place.'

My main use of this table is to organize my family's luggage in a big closet under some upstairs eaves. The 29" height fits big suitcases underneath, while getting smaller suitcases and duffel bags off the floor and on top. Bonus is we now also have a tailgating table :)