We bought a folder with adjustable legs from Attwools,
pop over and see if they have anything to suit.

We bought 2 x aluminium tables from Morrison's I think they were £10 each, they fitted back to back in the original slot made for the "Supertable" saved a hell of a lot of weight, I did post it on here at the time, I'll try and find a picture for you

Found, it's not that good you can just see them on the left handside in the table slot with a cover on them, the front table has 2 x dukdalf chairs in a similar cover (Mrs Agger does like covers)

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk

Other stores are available

Sorry Mrs Agger called me away for tea, just posted a picture of one outside, as I say we bought 2 hth

The small table on the back central cupboard is an Ikea special £5 and when not in use lies flat in the bottom of a troll wardrobe, I like clean & tidy

Salmon Cretin at least thats what she told me!!!

You could always lower your chairs

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Would something like Werbung: this do the trick?

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Were we thirty five carefree years younger we might even have been tempted to test its strength in a re-enactment of one particular scene from The Postman Always Rings Twice (the Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange version) but a combination of modesty and the passage of time means that this is now unlikely.

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Which is a pity, but there you go.

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We bought the same folding table as above but after just one season, the fastners on the legs no longer held the legs sufficiently in the long position when any extra pressure or weight was put on the table - e.g. food! We now use it as an outdoor coffee table or put the cadac on it in the low position, but its dangerous in the high position - we had dinner all over the floor once. We have another on which is square which is just as bad. I wouldnt recommend.

The search for a decent table is like the search for appropriate chairs or the right awning. It is almost a rite of passage!
We also suffered the Hymer colossus for a while and the latest version is as heavy and unwieldy as ever but is no longer stowed under the bed. They expect us to transport it laying flat on the bed held in place by poppers on short strips of webbing attached to,the wall and fridge end. It is stupid!
Ours is now confined to the garage.
We have an extensive collection of other tables that have been tried and tested. Sometimes tested to destruction but all too quickly. Any versions with telescopic legs held by screws have failed. Some of the Aluminium ones have quickly become battered and dented because they are of too light a construction. And most of those with plastic tops are not drink friendly being too bendy although they may add some extra movement to the reenactment scene!!!
We have found that there are some blow moulded tables with folding legs that seem to be substantial and some are bifolding. However they will have to be carried in the car.
Brunner camping extras are appearing more commonly these days in the larger accessory shops like Homestead. They make a largish aluminium table with slatted top and X shaped folding legs which might be suitable. I could photograph it for you tomorrow if you like but only if you send me a pic of the lovely Mrs P lightly dusted with flour!

Yours occasionally
The other Mr P