I have owned three campers. Started with a pop-up, migrated to a hybrid & eventually decided we wanted to have a 'toy' when camping so upgraded to a 5th wheel toy hauler. Along with the campers, I've had several camp kitchens, all of which seemed flimsy compared to this unit. Some 'kitchens' offer more storage for 'goods' so if you REALLY need that, this is not for you but, if you want an absolutely sturdy place to cook outdoors, this is what you want.I have a pretty large gas griddle I put in the center of this & it is perfect. Yes, if you camp remotely like I do then you will need to find some rocks or something to likely get it level since individual legs are not adjustable. I carry a ton of leveling pads (horse mat cut into small pieces) and most times it just takes one of those under one or two legs to get thing nice and level.If you are not worried about an outdoor pantry and are just looking for a very sturdy cooking platform that also folds up quite nicely with an acceptable weight, stop thinking and get this unit. My buddy has a massive 'kitchen' that he paid twice as much for, he now wants this after a couple camping trips together.I've been pleasantly surprised by this nifty little table. We've been using it with our Polaris side-by-side for day trips into the mountains. It's compact, lightweight, folds easily, and is super handy. We pack a cooler and camp chairs, and with this little table, lunch goes on the table rather than the ground. It has a couple of posts on the end that we use to hang a trash bag. As mentioned, it's lightweight, and as a result it's somewhat delicate. But if folding/unfolding is done carefully, I don't foresee any problems. For under $100 bucks it works well and is a solid value.I've had this table for 5 years now and have used it on more than 20 camping trips. I use it for my camp stove as well as my Weber Smokey Joe grill. The table is just the right height and has plenty of space for cooking implements and ingredients. The table is sturdy and stable and it folds up nicely for transport and storage. It's well worth the money.The product came in a timely manner.It was easy to unfold and set up- no tools needed which is good for me.Seemed to sit on the area we put it level.Was easy to cook on and move around.You will wonder how you ever camped before without this. No more perching your Coleman stove on the end of the picnic table and digging through plastic tubs for your utensils. Amazingly sturdy and folds up easily.I love how my griddle fits on this kitchen table. It is lightweight and folds up very easily to storeHaving a heatsink shelf for the stove is so nice and the shelves were sturdier than anticipated held our water jug full no problem. The wife was enamored w the paper towel holder on the right side as well. Just the perfect piece of gear :)Loved how easy it was to set up and how compact it was when folded down. Fit very well in our class A RV!The build quality on this table is amazing, 5 stars as it is nicely designed except for one important flaw. Unless you are camping in a parking lot you will not get this thing stable. It somewhat thin and meant to be cooked on so wouldn’t it be great if it had some sort of leveling feet like appliances or such. I’m walking this thing around the camp ground trying to find a spot where it won’t rock. Such a shame as it’s really nice otherwise.Bought both the GCI and Magic Cook. The quality & portability of the GCI is outstanding if not excellent. The quality of the Magic Cook is mediocre at best. Used both on a 6 day camping trip in the Rockies AB. GCI is just one piece after you fold it whereas the Magic Cook have many pieces that you have to gather and store them in a very thin bag provided. The locking system of the Magic Cook is very poor and the steel is very soft. When I hang my camp lantern, the steel rod holding it bend quite a bit. The price of the Magic Cook is a bit more than GCI and you would expect the quality to be better but its not. I finally return the Magic Cook and kept the GCI. Hope this will help someone decide which way to go.Fonctionne très bien! Solide, léger, facile à monter. Il a une bonne hauteur pour travailler. Stable, même sur un sol inégal. Parfait pour la cuisson et le lavage de vaisselle, les 2 en même temps! Peu storer beaucoup de choses, incluant une petite glacière qui est encore accessible. Peut supporter le poids d'un bidon de 7,5l d'eau sans problème, probablement plus gros. La tablette de métal au centre peut accueillir un poêle au butane 1 rond et il reste de la place pour y déposer un chaudron ou une bouilloire brûlante. Pourrais loger un poêle plus gros que le mien facilement. Vraiment satisfait de mon achat, je le recommande fortement.Used this on our 3 day camping trip this weekend and I love it! It had a an area for your paper towels, hang utensils on the side, 4 surfaces for storage or prep and a sturdy surface for your camping stove and a large area underneath for a Rubbermaid container. This is a staple for all camping trips in the future.Pros: Easy to carry, easy to set up, does not take a lot of space. Strong, sturdy good quality and spacious.Cons: No place to hang a lantern or light.*Recommend a head lamp or a light that attaches to your stove if cooking at in the dark.I've used this twice for camping and I don't know how I did without this. I like that it opens easily and has a lot of storage space. It is lightweight but is sturdy as long as you put it on a flat surface or put a shim under the stand so it doesn't rock. This stand works great for our entertainment center, holding a tv, soundbar and beverages while camping as well. It folds up compact so it can be stored in the RV until our next trip. I am very happy with this product and would purchase again.