Goplus 4 ft Folding Table, 48 x 24 Inch Height Adjustable Foldable Utility Table, Portable Indoor Outdoor Picnic Party Dining Camping Table

We purchased this table as an extension to my current workstation since my husband is working remotely now. It’s holding up well.We like that it’s sturdy and has virtually a smooth surface. It can bear the weight of someone who needs to put their forearms on it while taking notes. We also like that a person who’s 6’1 can sit at a 90 degree angle and slide there legs right under the table.The only downside to the one we received was that it was a slight challenge to unfold the table. Maybe a little grease will help. Or perhaps overtime it will loose its stiffness.Overall we are happy with the table and look forward to using it a other venues like camping, fishing, etc.

This one does not need to be installed, it can be directly used when disassembled, it can also bear enough weight, it can be folded, packed or go out for a picnic, it can also be used as a dining table, multi-functional.

Liked for rectangle shape, used to suport Tipton gun vise.

Buy one in the summer. It’s good to put it in the yard. You can put barbecue stuff in a place. The table is easy to fold and the size is right. It’s super convenient for birthday parties.

Won't fold up when you have the legs extended. Yes, you heard me right.

I use this for art projects - now I am doing mosaics and found that I needed different heights depending on what I was doing. This gives me those options. Easy to set up, takes up very little room when folded, and is stable. Overall I am very happy with this purchase.

I have begun gaming with friends and bought this table to replace the too-low coffee table we had been using. I liked the idea of the adjustable heights and the overall size of the table.PROBLEM: Almost all of the screws which secure the metal support frame to the table-top are loose, and they cannot be tightened down. The screw holes seem to be stripped out. Although it is still usable at the moment, I can foresee problems in the near future after a few closures. The only possible solution I can perceive is finding some sort of glue to put into the screw holes to in order to secure the screws in place, but that will raise issues because it would require removing the entire support frame to be able to access any of the screw holes. My first photo illustrates the loose screws along the center support piece. I didn't include images of all the loose / unsecured screws along the perimeter support rods. These loose screws can be pulled out using my fingernail with no real resistance.At points around the table-top's outer edge, at the locations outside of where some of the perimeter screws are placed, you can see where screws have partially pierced almost all the way through. (See photos 2 & 3)I don't know if this table was someone's return, but for the very high price I paid, considering the poor quality of the workmanship, I am Seriously Disappointed. I would ask for a replacement, but the item is now "out of stock" after my order, thus this review may not be of help to anyone, or elect any concern from the seller. Considering I will have to employ a lot of glue in some fashion, I would imagine a partial refund would be in order.The final issue I have with the table's design involves the leg-lock depressible buttons. The design requires that you use both hands on each individual table leg when adjusting the length; you cannot press / unlock the button and extend or retract the leg using only one hand. This necessitates that you either have a second person help you, or that you adjust each leg individually. Since the entire frame is interconnected, this puts stress on the opposite leg as well as the rest of the frame. This might explain the multitude of loose screws; adjustment torque affecting the other parts of the frame.I wish I knew of a sure way to secure the screws to the plastic tabletop; all of the screw holes seem to have been damaged.

I use it for deferant resans but works great

I have had several folding tables before...also one with adjustable leg length.The design to get the legs to the right length is impossible for one person. Even with 2 people you need a tool!