COSCO 34" Square Vinyl Top Folding Card Table, Antique Linen

Perfect table!Arrived quickly and well packed,Stable, and legs lock in place well,Easy set up, folds flatter than others,Easy to clean, andGreat price compared to other sellers.I highly recommend!!

Bought this to use as a work side table. It's sturdy and looks good.

This table is fantastic for playing cards. It's pretty sturdy for a thin table. What I REALLY like is that it folds up nice and thin and I can put it away very quickly.

I needed to extend my dining table to accommodate three more guests. This folding table worked perfectly! The beige color worked best and it was sturdy and it didn’t wobble when we used it.

I really like the size and the stability of this table. It is just right for four people playing Mah Jongg or any other board game. I like the system for opening and closing the legs. You don’t have to open each leg individually; two legs are connected on each side. I have the same table which I bought many years ago and it is still in great condition. I just needed a second one for my Mah Jongg night which sometimes goes over four people.

Easier to open than to close. Mat topper is just a bit cushioned; very nice feel.Folds to 1 1/4''. Nicely rounded corners. Very handy extra table .I also used it to clear stuff off my desk in order to get organized, then fold it back away.

Great quality!! Very Happy with this purchase!!

For the money this is a decent card table. I was surprised at how solid, sturdy and level the table is when set up. That sturdiness comes at a price, though, and you pay that price when you go to collapse the table to put it away. The legs are what makes the table so sturdy, and they're not easy to collapse. They're in pairs, so you need to simultaneously squeeze two short, very stiff metal arms, one with each hand, so those two legs can fold. It ain't easy. If you have two people it would be a snap, but for one person it's a bit of a challenge. I'm a 72 year-old male and I can do it, but if I were much weaker in my hands I'd have a problem. I'm hoping the job will get easier with time and repetition, but that remains to be seen.The table itself is made from fiberboard and covered with vinyl. The vinyl doesn't lay tight to the table; as you move your hand around on it you can tell there is air between the vinyl and the fiberboard. For playing cards or games, though, it's okay. It's not a high-quality table, but at this price I can't really complain.If you have two people to fold the legs or plan to leave the table up, this is a good buy at this price point. If you're by yourself, plan on giving your hands a workout when you collapse the legs for storage. Because of the stress required to fold and unfold the legs, I am not sure how long this table will last before something breaks. We'll see.