Features
- Lightweight aluminum frame with telescoping legs for vertical height adjustment
- 48" x 24" melamine table top is heat-resistant to 425 degrees
- Open size measures 48? x 24? x 27? high and folds to 24? x 24? x 3?
- Supports 60 lbs and weighs 11 lbs
- Center-fold outdoor table for camping, tailgating, BBQs, and more
- Folds in half for storage
- Heat-resistant to 425 degrees F; supports up to 60 pounds
- Measures 48 x 27 x 24 inches (W x H x D) when open; weighs 11 pounds
- Sturdy aluminum frame and 48-by-24-inch melamine tabletop
Price: $49.99
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Sturdy and lightweight, the Rio Adventure center-fold table is an ideal choice for camping, RV'ing, tailgating, backyard BBQs, and more. The table is equipped with a sturdy aluminum frame and a 48-by-24-inch melamine tabletop, helping it hold plenty of food, beverages, and tailgating gear. The tabletop is also heat-resistant to 425 degrees F, so you can safely rest your hot pans on the surface. And as the name implies, the table folds in half for easy storage, so you can bring it pretty much anywhere. Other features include telescoping legs for vertical height adjustment, and a capacity of up to 60 pounds. Weighing only 11 pounds, the center-fold table measures 48 by 27 by 24 inches (W x H x D) when open and 24 by 3 by 24 inches when folded.
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.
