Handy Hints, Gadgets, Products & Gizmos
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We have opened the Coleman Pack-away 4 in 1 tables but have not used them yet.
They are very portable and we like the fact that they are narrow. You can put them together or set them up apart and they have three different heights.
They store together but the table tops face out. I am going to sew a quilted fabric case for them and leave an opening for the handle to come through. Hopefully they will not become too scratched.
The only drawback that I could see (and it is very minor) is that it is a bit time consuming to take the legs out (they fit securely on the underside of each table) and unscrew the extensions and put back. My husband made that comment and if he had not I doubt whether I would have been bothered...but now I think about it!
Overall I am very happy with my purchase. These will replace the 4 foot white table that we carry around with us and usually use under our awning while camped for more than one day.
They are very portable and we like the fact that they are narrow. You can put them together or set them up apart and they have three different heights.
They store together but the table tops face out. I am going to sew a quilted fabric case for them and leave an opening for the handle to come through. Hopefully they will not become too scratched.
The only drawback that I could see (and it is very minor) is that it is a bit time consuming to take the legs out (they fit securely on the underside of each table) and unscrew the extensions and put back. My husband made that comment and if he had not I doubt whether I would have been bothered...but now I think about it!
Overall I am very happy with my purchase. These will replace the 4 foot white table that we carry around with us and usually use under our awning while camped for more than one day.
