The packed length is what your boot judges, not the top · review
GOODS+GADGETS 120 × 60 cm, three heights, 4.7 kg, 30 kg stated review
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.
The bottom line The most completely documented table on the shelf, and the one least interested in whether you are camping.
What this listing puts on record
An aluminium folding table with a 120 × 60 cm MDF top, adjustable to 55, 62 or 69 cm, rated to 30 kg, weighing 4.7 kg and folding to 60 × 60 × 8 cm with a carry handle. The frame is aluminium with cross-braces, and setup is stated as tool-free: unfold, position the legs, lock the height.
Nine lines out of ten
Deployed size, height, folded size, weight, load, top material, top construction, frame material and leg adjustment are all published. Only the feet are missing. Across this hub that is the exception rather than the pattern, and it is why this table can be compared with anything here on equal terms.
What it is sold as
A pasting table, a market stall, a side table and a camping table, in that order in the first bullet. The design brief is a general-purpose trestle, and the 120 × 60 cm top and the 4.7 kg both follow from it.
Reading the load figure
30 kg, with no load point, on a top a metre and a fifth long. The distance from a leg to the middle of a span that size is exactly where a load figure would matter, and the listing does not address it.
Check this before ordering
The three heights move the whole table. If your pitch is on a slope, that is not the same as legs that adjust one at a time, and the listing does not claim it is.
Availability
Selling between 38 € and 45 € across the German, French 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.
Catalogued on the American and Italian Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.
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
Nine of its ten specification lines are published, which no other table in this hub matches
Three heights between 55 and 69 cm cover low chairs and dining height from one table
Publishes the folded shape as well as the erected one — 60 × 60 × 8 cm against a 120 × 60 cm top
Compromises
It is a multi-purpose trestle first: the listing sells it as a pasting table and a market stall alongside camping
At 4.7 kg it is a table for a car boot rather than for a pitch reached on foot
The three heights are settings for the whole table, and nothing says a single leg can be adjusted to level it on a slope
Specifications
Deployed dimensions
120 × 60 cm — stated as the working surface
Deployed height
55, 62 or 69 cm — stated, three settings
Packed dimensions
60 × 60 × 8 cm folded — stated
Weight
4.7 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
Folds in half to 60 × 60 cm on an aluminium frame with cross-braces, with a carry handle — stated
Frame material
Aluminium with cross-braces — stated
Leg adjustment
Three fixed heights set and locked by hand without tools — stated; nothing says the legs adjust independently of one another
Foot design
Not published on the listing
Amazon reference
B08G1VRJK9 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4250410338453
What people ask before buying
Is this a camping table or a pasting table?
The listing says both, in the first bullet, along with market stall and side table. None of that makes it worse at camping — it folds in half, carries by a handle and publishes its figures — but it is designed as a general trestle, and that is worth knowing before comparing it with the packable tables here.
Can the legs be levelled on a slope?
The listing describes three heights locked by hand and does not say the legs move independently. A table that adjusts as a whole needs flat ground; a table with per-leg adjustment copes with a slope. This listing only claims the first.
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.
