Lifetime Fold-in-Half Adjustable Folding Table, 4 Foot

1) 4 ft x 2 ft.2) Folds-in-half (see pic).3) Adustable heights (see pics).4) Light weight.5) White granite look/stain resistant surface.6) 2 year limited warranty.7) Locking latch underneath table.I have purchased other Lifetime tables and chairs, and I’ve always been pleased with the amazing quality. I needed a smaller table for desserts during the holidays. I ordered this table mostly for its size. I was thrilled to find it had adjustable heights and was the perfect size to use as a dessert table for my family. After the holidays, I found many uses for this table. It can be used as a child’s table at its shortest height. It does wobble at its tallest height. However, I used that height without any issues. It is easy to set up and easy to take down. Lightweight and portable. Wish I had purchased it years ago.

I'm so glad I came across this table when I was searching for one. I wanted a table that would give me versatility and reliability, and this table does just that for me. I love being able to adjust it to different heights, and having it fold up for easier storage when desirable is like icing on the cake (especially since it has a handle!). The hard surface makes it sturdier to put things on top of and easy to clean. I primarily use this as a desk for my computer monitor and absolutely love it!There are some things that may be a concern for some people though:1) Adjusting the table height by yourself isn't necessarily the easiest. The legs have different holes where a little part pops out to keep them at the right height, but actually keeping those things pressed in on both sides long enough for you to position the legs can be pretty frustrating if you're doing it solo. You can't fold the legs in if you have them out at the highest height either, so you'll need to adjust them back down in that case.2) The surface isn't completely smooth. It's smooth enough, and I was able to write on a sheet of paper flush against it without issue, but there is the possibility the tiny indentations could make your writing a bit off if that's something you wanted to do. Otherwise it's pretty unnoticeable.3) It could just be because my floors are uneven, but the legs can shift a bit. For me it only does it if I actually try to make it do so, but if you want something that is virtually unmovable no matter what, this may not be for you. That said, at one point I was basically using it for storage and had multiple objects of varying sizes and weights across the entire thing without any issues.

I am on the short side and found that sewing machine tables and work desks were too high for me. If I raised my chair so the desk/table top was at a comfortable work height my feet didn't quite reach the floor. After searching the internet I found a YouTube video suggesting this table for the sewing machine. Looked like a great idea so I ordered one. My only concern was that it would be too wobbly when the machine was running but it isn't, it is perfect. I was also concerned about difficulty with adjusting the legs by myself but found it easy to take the table down by flipping it over on the floor, pushing in one button and applying slight pressure to the leg so the button is past the hole then do the same to the other leg and you can then push the legs all the way down. Do it the opposite for extending the legs. This has worked so well that I will be buying a larger one to use in my home office as a standing desk since this one is not quite large enough. I am a medical coder who works from home and sitting all day for hours and hours was becoming a problem. I like these tables because they can be moved around for other uses and can be taken down to make cleaning easier and free up space. Also can adjust the height to suit the use and the user. I could buy a specialized desk for my office made for standing use but the work surface isn't big enough and the price is about $500 and up. Seriously, I am too cheap to spend that kind of money on something when I don't even know if it will work, coding books require a lot of space. I used this smaller table for a week in my office and found that the top is smooth enough for writing for my purposes. If it isn't I'll buy a piece of glass or Plexiglas for a writing surface. Also the Lifetime tables have built-in support in the molded table tops and also additional bracing on the underside so I am pretty sure the center will not start to droop under the weight of the sewing machine or my coding books. I love this Lifetime table and would recommend it.