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- pianotunaNomad IIIHi,
I use a table with folding legs intended for supporting a keyboard (i.e. musical instrument). It works well as the legs are individually adjustable. It was $25.00 a number of years ago. - RoyBExplorer III use two of the standard folding wood slat tables. They are stable enough for what use them for... We line up the area next to the OFF-ROAD POPUP under the awning with these tables and the COLEMAN ROAD TRIP Grille, Handy being near the door steps going into the trailer.
Then I also have three or four of these smaller folding wood slat tables to use around the chairs..
Everything packs up good for transport..
Typical setup under the trailer awning
Roy Ken - elkhorn98ExplorerThanks for the replies but has anyone built something stronger? I was thinking to use folding saw horses and some plywood or pipes threaded into the table bottom so they would be removeable.
- deleted-2ExplorerI was thinking the Crawford folding sawhorse would be perfect for what you want.
Had a pair of these for quite a few years now.
They're worth every penny and very sturdy.
Folding sawhorse - CincyGusExplorer IIHere is what I use.
Folds in half to 36" L x 30" W x 3.25" H with a handle.
I put my Weber Q100 on one side, my two burner coleman propane stove on the other end and have room in the middle for a tray with whatever I am cooking and room in front of both to lay utensils , spices, pot holders, whatever. Best $80 I ever spent and sturdy. Says a thousand lbs if evenly distributed. Don't know about that much but I would have no fear of putting a 100-150 lb. cooler on top of it. Best of all, it is fairly light and easily kept clean. Guessing maybe 25-30 lbs. - SkiingSixPackExplorer
CincyGus wrote:
Here is what I use.
Folds in half to 36" L x 30" W x 3.25" H with a handle.
I put my Weber Q100 on one side, my two burner coleman propane stove on the other end and have room in the middle for a tray with whatever I am cooking and room in front of both to lay utensils , spices, pot holders, whatever. Best $80 I ever spent and sturdy. Says a thousand lbs if evenly distributed. Don't know about that much but I would have no fear of putting a 100-150 lb. cooler on top of it. Best of all, it is fairly light and easily kept clean. Guessing maybe 25-30 lbs.
That is basically what we use, also. Works great and we store it in a closet. We put cardboard under the grill to keep the table clean. Burn the cardboard at the end of the weekend. Can't go wrong... - Tango__AE7UIExplorerCamping World has a folding 2.5 x 5' (open) table for $59.99. $6.70 off the regular price
- ependydadExplorer
Thats_Ok wrote:
I was thinking the Crawford folding sawhorse would be perfect for what you want.
Had a pair of these for quite a few years now.
They're worth every penny and very sturdy.
Folding sawhorse
These seem to be the OPs best bet (and the only actual DIY solution vs. buying a table) as it would allow customization of each leg of the table. - RedRocket204ExplorerI am thinking something like a Multi-Purpose Aluminum Folding Step Ladder - Scaffold Extendable Heavy Duty, folded into a scaffold, might be an option for your heavy grilling/cooking needs. The one in the link states 39.75"(H) when in its compact dimension so shouldn't be too high for a grill. Only issue might be width, front to back when used as a table, to support the grill. An additional board a rung or two down could be used for extra grilling items.
Can also double for roof access anywhere around your RV :)
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