Peakform Dorm Folding Banquet Table Off White

A: 8 comfortable; 10 not so comfortable

A: no more than 8 comfortably, but those on the ends don't have much leg room since the table legs are not far from the ends of the table. If I were planning on using the table for eating, I'd limit seating to 6.

A: I would say 6 comfortably. 1 on each end is possible, but the leg room is very limited.

A: The table can seat up to 6 people. Two on each side and one on each end.

A: The product is not boxed.

A: I ordered 2 and they both were boxed when we picked it up

A: When I picked it up it wasn't boxed. There are multiple carry points on the frame and a handle. If it were shipped perhaps they would use a box. I would ask the customer service department in that situation.

A: Mine came boxed. I ordered online, to pick up at store, if that makes a difference.

A: Not heavy at all. Can easily be carried by one person when folded into two, with handle.

A: I don't believe it to be extremely heavy. I'm under 5', older and can handle setting it up.

A: I can't believe someone posted it weighs 30 pounds. Maybe that's what the box says but it doesn't feel that heavy. I have a bad back and arthritis and it is very easy to carry and set up. The carrying strap make carrying it easy.

A: The table weighs 30 lbs. (see Details tab for product description). I am a 70 year old woman and was able to carry and set it up.

A: The tabletop thickness is 1.53 inches and the table holds a center weight capacity of 300 lbs. The resin is stain & scratch resistant. These generally are not prone to cracking. Thank you for your inquiry.

A: I used to use shaving cream to clean table after art projects

A: use a magic eraser. We used these in preschool and they got crayon off of just about everything. we used a mild cleaner like soapy water or windex if the children were not present.

A: Would suggest using a mild non abrasive cleaner.

A: The one I just picked up at a local Target has the leg design shown in the second photo (with green tablecloth & two chairs), which will allow a board to be placed across the two crossmembers, as you want. FWIW, the color of the legs is more of a medium gray rather than the lighter gray shown in that photo.

A: The legs are more of a silvery gray color

A: I have the same question - the photos show not only two different leg COLORS, but also two different leg STYLES. Which matters to me because I would like to place a board across the bottom as a lower shelf for off-the-ground storage when I camp. One of the styles shown would allow this, the other would not. Target, please correct the photos!

A: Just a smidge over 3". Love this table!

A: The table is close to 3" when folded.

A: I measured mine and it’s 3 1/8 inches thick when folded.

A: im not exactly sure but i have been using this table 3x per week for flea markets, it holds a lot of stuff, last week it was piled with heavy dishes an 15 heavy pieces of corningware, it folds in half easy an has a handle, its very thick.

A: I don't know the exact weight limit printed on the box or table, but I would guess 100 pounds. I load it up with many items for display at flea markets and craft fairs. But I don't think I would feel safe standing on it.

A: The table can hold 300 pounds.

A: This is a 6' long fold in half table.

A: The table is 6 foot.

A: Hi Joanne. Yes, the legs are adjustable on our 4' Folding Table

A: I have the 6 foot table, and no, the height is not adjustable.

A: Hi Joanne. Yes, the legs are adjustable on our 4' Folding Table