🔲 EventStable TitanPRO TV Dinner Folding Table - Ultimate Lightweight Foldable Table for Kids - Adjustable Height, Durable & Portable Polyethylene Plastic Table for Home, Office, School Review

I have bought 5 of these tables in the last year. My son uses them for my laptop to play with his brother. I have one in the garage to hold my laundry basket so I don't have to bend over. My dog loves lying under the table (even if it's too big). Easily folds up and stows away when not in use.

I use it for a small work station in the bedroom. Very durable. Although it's not quite "wrinkles". You need to turn it over and pull the legs out of the grooves, separate the table top, after that the legs fold/fold. That doesn't bother me, I'm still satisfied, but the table itself isn't very foldable. If these were still available I would buy more.

The table is very stable and I'm small so I have legroom. It's not that easy to adjust because the legs snap into place (which makes it stable), but if you plan on keeping it at the same height - it's perfect! Another thing to note is that the "hinge" in the middle isn't actually used. At first I thought that one leg was fixed there and the other was adjustable. But they are BOTH attached to the sides at adjustable heights. Overall I am very happy with this table!

With sturdy tubular metal legs that REALLY click into place, you get a tabletop big enough to hold cards and more and more! More than a TV stand. But the PERFECT size. However, for a takedown you have to stand on your head and open your grip on your legs loudly. I thought it would be easier because I put it on, I use it and then I take it off. For a fixed table? FICTION! continue mining? It's a little hard to let go, but I can handle it. This is a quality product. I've had a lot of TV trays and

Just got it and set it up. This is a stable table but not a folding table as advertised. This is a fixed table with adjustable height. You have to turn it upside down and make a lot of effort to fix the legs. I would imagine the process of folding or adjusting the height would be the same. There was no documentation explaining this. Luckily I was able to figure this out myself, but if you're older etc. or plan on changing heights or falling/transporting frequently, keep that in mind. It's not a