Features
- Steel-framed aluminum roll-top side table
- Table open size is 18? x 18? x 18? high and folds to 18? x 7? x 2?
- Close-It Hold-It Strap System secures trash bag and table top pieces for packing
- Supports 60 lbs and weighs 5 lbs
- Zippered carry bag with handle
- Compact roll-top side table designed for camping
- Durable steel frame and 18-by-18-inch tabletop
- Folds for storage; zippered carrying bag with handle
- Heat-resistant to 425 degrees F; supports up to 60 pounds
- Measures 18 x 18 x 18 inches (W x H x D); weighs 5 pounds
Price: $34.99
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Need a good side table for the outdoors? Turn to the Rio Adventure Roll-Top 18 portable camp table, which offers an ideal surface for games, beverages, and other camping must-haves. The roll-top table is equipped with a steel frame and a heat-dissipating 18-by-18-inch aluminum tabletop. The table's Close-It Hold-It strap system, meanwhile, performs double duty at the campsite. When the camp table is set up, the strap system secures handled trash bags to the side of the table, so you can easily dispose of your leftovers and toss them in the back of your truck. When the table is folded, however, the strap system tethers the tabletop together for quick and easy packing. The portable camp table even includes a zippered carrying bag with a handle, so toting it to and from the car is a breeze. Weighing only 5 pounds, the Roll-Top 18 measures 18 by 18 by 18 inches (W x H x D) when open and folds to 18 by 2 by 7 inches.
About Rio Brands
Bob Cohen founded Rio Brands in 1947 with the invention of the first portable folding table. The company, originally named All-Luminum, is now the oldest firm in the outdoor furniture industry, having shipped more than 25 million folding tables in the ensuing years. Rio is based in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, and is managed by Bob's sons Warren, Mark, and Ira.
