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Portable Roll-A-Table
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Orion
EAN: 0732347082011
Feature(s): Compact 32"x6" Roll-A-Table becomes a sturdy table for your observing equipmentFeatures lightweight aluminum frame and a waterproof vinyl-covered wood slat top with side pocketStands 28" high on sturdy aluminum legs and weighs just 10 lbsTable surface 32"x32"
Label: ORION
List Price: $49.95
Manufacturer: ORION
MPN: 05945
Product Group: Sports
Publisher: ORION
Studio: ORION
UPC: 732347082011
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
In just two minutes a compact 32"x6" bundle becomes a sturdy table for your observing equipment. Roll-A-Table has a lightweight aluminum frame and a waterproof vinyl-covered wood slat top with side pocket. Stands 28" high on sturdy aluminum legs and weighs just 10 lbs. Table surface 32"x32". Terrific for the mobile astronomer. Ideal for camping, too. Built-in handle.
Customer Reviews Average rating - 5.0
Rating - 5 Date: 2008-07-06
Content: This is the best camping table in the world! Lightweight with a strap make them ideal for bringing along for a picnic, camping, river rafting and so much more! We've even used them at home when we need an extra table for a party or for poker nights. They set up and clean up so easily, you will not regret buying this table!
Summary: 10 years and still love them!
Rating - 5 Date: 2007-07-05
Content: These tabels are excellent. They are so easy to assemble a child can do it. I prefer the vinyl top to other wooden slat roll tables for their ease in clean up. The legs and brace bars fit onto the side pocket and roll up for lightweight easy packing or carrying. I have purchased these tables as gifts for friends an family and highly recommend them.
Summary: Roll-a-table
Rating - 5 Date: 2007-03-25
Content: A very good design, with no supporting struts underneath to get in the way. Compact when folded up, it feels very sturdy.
Summary: Works like a charm.
Rating - 4 Date: 2004-06-18
Content: I bought this to use to hold accessories for astronomy, but this would also be useful for camping, etc. I had concerns about how sturdy it would be, but it feels pretty heavy duty: heavy coating over solid wood slats and strong legs. The design (no cross supports) suggests you shouldn't put heavy side-ways pressure on it. Because of its size, it would seem inviting for kids to sit on, but that seems like a very bad idea. However, I know someone who has had one for several years and it still looks like it's holding up great.
Summary: useful and sturdier than I imagined
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