The bottom line The smallest bundle on the shelf, unfolding into three different tables depending on which legs you fit.
What this listing puts on record
A folding table with a 60 × 40 cm MDF top on an aluminium frame, rated to 30 kg, weighing 2.5 kg and packing to 40 × 30 × 8 cm. Three heights are offered — 26, 50 and 62 cm — built up from leg extensions, and a mesh shelf hangs under the top. A carry handle is fitted.
The range is the point
26, 50 and 62 cm from one frame. At the bottom it is a stove table on a tent floor; in the middle it sits beside a low chair; at the top it is somewhere to eat. No other table in this hub covers that spread, and it does it while packing to a 40 cm bundle.
How the height actually changes
Extensions, not telescopes. Four long pieces and four short ones, the short pair nested inside each other — a detail the maker had to publish because buyers were counting them as missing. It is honest, and it tells you the height is chosen when you pitch rather than adjusted while you cook.
What the listing omits
Nothing about the feet. At the 26 cm setting the table sits on a groundsheet or on grass, and what the legs end in is not described.
No load point behind the 30 kg, as everywhere on this shelf.
Check this before ordering
An MDF top on a table meant for three different jobs will spend time wet. Dry the edges before it goes back in the bag, because that is where a fibreboard core swells.
Availability
Selling between 45 € and 59 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.
Nothing came back from the American Amazon store, so the buy link there opens a local search instead of a page that is not there.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and where it gives way
Strengths
A packed size of 40 × 30 × 8 cm is the shortest packed length in this hub, from a table with a 60 × 40 cm top
Three heights spanning 26 to 62 cm cover a tent floor, a low chair and a dining seat on one frame
A mesh shelf under the top is stated as fitted, which is where the mugs go once the top is full
Compromises
The height changes by fitting and removing extensions rather than by sliding a leg, so it is a pitching decision and not an adjustment made on the spot
Nothing describes the feet, on a table whose 26 cm setting is meant for soft ground
An MDF top is the construction that suffers if it is packed away damp
Specifications
Deployed dimensions
60 × 40 cm — stated
Deployed height
26, 50 or 62 cm — stated, three settings built up from leg extensions
Packed dimensions
40 × 30 × 8 cm — stated
Weight
2.5 kg — stated
Stated load rating
Up to 30 kg — stated; the listing does not say how the load is spread across the top
Top material
MDF — stated
Top construction
A folding top with a mesh shelf slung underneath for drinks and small items, and a carry handle — stated
Frame material
Aluminium — stated
Leg adjustment
Three heights set by fitting leg extensions — four long and four short pieces, the short ones supplied nested in pairs inside six holders, which the maker explains after buyers reported two as missing
Foot design
Not published on the listing
Amazon reference
B0D5HHLKN4 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4260621315020
What people ask before buying
How does it change height?
By adding leg extensions rather than telescoping. The maker states there are four long and four short pieces, and that the short ones arrive nested in pairs inside six holders — an explanation added because buyers were counting two as missing. It means changing height is a job you do when you pitch, not one you do mid-meal.
Is a 60 × 40 cm top enough?
It takes a stove and two plates, and it is the same top area as the fixed low table in this hub. What it adds over that one is the 62 cm setting, which turns the same 2.5 kg into a dining table when the chairs are the right height.
Folding utility table · 121.4 × 60.7 × 86.1 cm stated · four leg heights · folds in half with a carry handle · protective foot caps · no weight, no load rating
A full-size utility table rather than a camp table — the longest and tallest top in this hub, sold with no weight and no load rating anywhere on the listing.
Best for: A pitch beside the car, a market stall or a spare work surface at home, where table area matters and nothing has to pack small.
Aluminium folding trestle table · 120 × 60 cm · 55, 62 or 69 cm high · folds to 60 × 60 × 8 cm · 4.7 kg · 30 kg stated · MDF top on an aluminium frame
Sold as a pasting table and a market stall as much as a camp table, and it publishes nine of its ten specification lines — the fullest listing in this hub.
Best for: Cooking, serving or working at a pitch you drive to, where 120 cm of surface and three heights are worth 4.7 kg.
