Product Description
Coleman Dynasty Folding Table... a perfect utility table for all occasions! Whether you're hosting a family gathering, throwing a birthday party or anything else, use this this rugged 30 x 60" Dynasty Folding Table! Has braced U-legs for added stability... durable metal frame and hinges are built to last. Don't worry about the good-looking black / gray hardboard tabletop... it resists moisture residue from cold drinks and warm pots and pans. Best of all, it has a handle, and folds to a slim 30 x 30 x 4" briefcase-like size that's easy to carry along! Big enough to seat 8 adults. Stands 28" tall. Weight capacity is 300 lbs. Imported. Bring this Table home today! Coleman Dynasty Folding Table
Product Details
| Publisher | Coleman |
| Features |
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| Format | Sports |
| Color | One Color |
| Brand | Coleman |
| EAN | 0076501595031 |
| UPC | 076501595031 |
| Label | Coleman |
| MPN | C577B701 |
| Studio | Coleman |
| Title | Coleman Dynasty Table (30 x 60) |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Size | One Size |
| Model | C577B701 |
| Manufacturer | Coleman |
Customer Reviews
a bit flimsy, better off with a plastic table of the same sizeReview by Daren and Lucretia, 2010-07-07
The table is light, packs up well, travels well, and easy to clean. no middle supports, where most people put their weight and their items. I'd recommend spending the same money on a standard plastic table that folds in half and has a middle support....
For fishing on the other hand, this is a great tackle table and could hold light weight items, bait, boxes, supplies, etc;
Great lightweight table for party and camping extras
Review by D. Green, 2010-05-31
I bought this table before a BBQ cookout in 2004. Six years later, I still have this table and it's held up fabulously. It's served me while camping, several large scale (over 75 people) parties, in transition after a move, and until recently, as my desk in my home office.
Pros:
*It's LIGHT. My elderly mother can carry, set up and tear this thing around without a problem.
*It's portable & easy to store. If you've got a limited amount of space and need something versatile, this goes from open to close in 30 seconds.
*This is a perfect table for your plates, utensils, napkins, soda bottles, chips, buns, deserts, even your ice bucket. This is NOT a table for your chafing dishes, your keg, or your camping stove.
Cons:
*The price. I'm seeing this listed at $214 which is outrageous. I paid about $30.
*It's only meant for lightweight items. The table top is pressed board material. It is NOT aluminum or another material. Don't put hot things on it. Don't put items that are heavy on it.
Clarification: This table survived a bad rainstorm. While I wouldn't leave this out unprotected in a rainstorm, we did get caught in a doozy of a thunderstorm when we went camping with it last. We put it under our canopy to save it from the worst of the downpour. Voila - some splashes of rain, but it survived, albeit somewhat protected from the elements.
Great product. Easy to handle.
Review by Elizabeth T. Mills, 2010-04-14
This folding table is really the best! I do craft shows, and I usually do the show alone. This table is so easy to carry, easy to set up, and sturdy enough to hold my crafts. I will buy more in the future.
Best Table for People that need LIGHT TABLES!
Review by Michael Dicerbo, 2010-02-11
I have many of these coleman tables. I am constantly doing travel shows and I hate lugging tables. These are the lightest on the market. Of course you will not get the stability of the more heavy duty banquet tables, but they are sturdy enough for eating, displaying lightweight items and your back will love you.
Note, you can not stand on these tables.
Flimsy table
Review by R. H. Niblack, 2010-02-01
I have an aluminum table that has been in the family for well over 30 years and has been heavily used. I thought this table was the same quality since the picture is the same as my old table and it was described as aluminum. This table is very flimsy. When you unfold it to set it up, the top pieces don't match so you have a gap in the middle of the table top. I expected better of Coleman.
