CoscoProducts Cosco Folding Serving Table, 20" x 48", Antique Linen

Each year I make almost 100 small Christmas gifts for people with whom I do business during any given year (ie. bank, vet, post office, etc.). I love making them and being able to show people in the little town in which I live how much I appreciate them. The problem has always been coming up with a reasonable surface on which to place them as each gift dries between processes, as well as be able to store the finished products until I am ready to distribute them. This table solves both problems. First, it is lightweight, yet very sturdy, can easily hold whatever gifts I decide to make through all of the various processes; it is easy to set up and break-down to move; the size makes it easy to work around and walk around. I ordered one of these tables and when it arrived, I quickly ordered the second. Right now, I have them set up next to my painting table and they are perfect! I am just in the middle of making these year's gifts and it has been so easy to shuttle them between painting table and these tables, while still giving me plenty of room to walk around. When the project is finished, the tables and gifts will be moved to the storage side of my basement to wait for Christmas delivery. There, these tables mean the 100 gifts won't be in the way or on some big, clunky surface I keep running into until I start giving them. After that, the tables will easily fold and be stored out of the way until next year's gift production. These tables make my annual gift-making so much easier, especially the stages between between beginning and completion. Yes, it's the little things...and having the perfect platform to accommodate these little things through each process.

This table really impressed me. I actually ordered three to use at a specific event but will enjoy them for many years with other things around the house. The legs fold in nice and flat. A little stiff at first because the table is new but I know it will be easier with use. While the table itself does not fold in half it's very easy to pick up and maneuver. I'm not a strong person and needed something lightweight. The surface of the table is not hard, but cushioned and comfortable for those resting elbows on table when seated. Flip it over and you can see the quality construction and attention to detail that went into it. The height is not adjustable but it's a standard height and that works fine for me. Fussing to adjust table legs was not something I wanted to do, I have other tables for that if it's needed. This makes setup nice and quick. These tables will be used for many things such as birthday parties to place gifts and prizes on, art projects for myself or others where the table is used one at a time or leaned up against each other to form a larger surface. They don't wobble and are very strong. Color of the table top and legs is very crisp and it looks super expensive overall without being expensive.

I'm so glad I got this today didn't expect it until Friday. Me and my husband have a poker table now 👏😁 I didn't think it would be that long but it's not a problem I wouldn't exactly say it would take up alot of space it fits quite nicely folded up in a corner without getting in the way it's not bad considering every other table I've looked at was short like kids table short this one measures up quite nicely hight wise yeah it wobbles just a bit but not anything horrible but then again I haven't used it yet but when we got it out of the box and set it up it seemed sturdy enough. Like I said all me and my husband will use it for is to play a little poker every now and again I might use it to do some projects and as far as it getting damaged from water well you have to think it is made from Paperboard or the backing is, so I don't think it was meant to be used in an area where there's a lot of water involved its bound to get water damaged I don't really think anything heavy needs to be sitting on it either the table wasn't meant for that It's meant for card games, something to do your projects on or used to have a romantic little dinner with your significant other. As far as the legs goes I had issues getting them back down but all you have to do is push the ends out where it locks up my husband had to help me put the table legs down but hey I got this table for a good price it seems good to me and it will be used for what we need it for its not actually as bad as what people says its is so go ahead and buy it

I bought this to do crafts on. It functions just as expected; seems sturdy and all and I'd have given it 5 starts except the top is covered with just a thin sheet of plastic stapled over the "board" from the back of the table surface and it is not adhered to with any kind of adhesive. Which means a sharp object could nick it and tear it off the surface. Since I got this for crafting, I'm gonna have to put something over the table surface to prevent that.

I must say, what a VERY sturdy table!!! When I took it out of the box, I immediately noticed the thick table legs! I like the fact that this table is high enough that I can sit underneath and is somewhat compact. It DOES fold up (the legs do). I am pleasantly surprised.....especially for $26 or so?! A good price for such a sturdy table! I like to use it....for my crafts, reading/studying, etc. It saves a lot of space (since it folds up) and again, very sturdy! I would definitely recommend this to others!

It’s a narrow folding table that has a padded top and it is very sturdy. Have a very small home, and this table is perfect! It actually makes my extremely small bedroom look way larger than it actually is! This table was a great find, reasonably priced, and absolutely no assembly required! 💐 Perfect solution, I’m really glad I bought this table 😊👍

I was really impressed for what you get for $30. I required a fairly small lightweight and portable table for a small gaming setup. It's perfect because I just moved without furniture and will use it for a few months until I order a nice desk. With two 27" monitors, an Xbox Series S and Nintendo Switch, it is fairly sturdy and does not move a whole lot. I can see how the vinyl would rip, but I think it's a fair trade off. It doesn't have the appearance of a bad plastic cheap table. I will say that if I had a single monitor, 27" would be okay depending on how long the back part of the stand is. Unfortunately on one of mine, the thing is 10" so the monitor is halfway in front of me so I had to position them to the corners. I'm planning on getting a better VESA stand anyways. Otherwise I'd say 27" monitors are pushing it maxumum for this table but would be PERFECT for just putting down a laptop and/or docking it to a 24" monitor. Needless to say, I do enjoy the minimalist aesthetic it gives. I can see this also coming in handy for other things once I'm done using it for my computer/gaming stuff. It's very easy to store and I was able to toss it in the backseat of my car.

This table works perfect in my small laundry room space as not too wide since I had to put right where you walk in door off to side.