would this work on a campsite picnic table
1539925
I'd say yes, as long as there's no lip under the table and the table is heavy enough you withhold the child's weight.
1539926
Not sure. Depends what is under the table. All it takes is a piece underneath to get in the way and it won't fit.
1539927
absolutely it will adhere to all tables and be safe - if older child just don't allow child to be able to stand on an attached bench - otherwise works great
1539928
I think it would work great. Although they didn't fit my dining room table, it was because of the sideboards and the plastic connector on the seat but don't think it would be an issue for a picnic table....and they really are nice seats. Good luck!
1539929
It would not fit on the picnic table where we camped. I think the picnic table was just over 2" but I did not have a measuring tape. I don't know if all picnic tables are the same size. The tag on the chair said 1-2" tables. I did like the chair though and was sorry it did not fit.
1539930
As long as the table is sturdy enough to hold the child in it. I do not see why it would not we used in various places like hotel rooms and even a house kitchen table. Hope this helps. Paul
78312
i think it would work there ! its a great table ! all metal and glass so should hold up very well if it gets a little wet !
1220609
Sure would! As long as you have it exposed to the sun!!! It is perfect for camping and remote venues! Have fun
1169472
Worked perfectly for me for real camping in the camp site and so easy to set up so I would think it would be very good for play. Hope that helps
437008
Don't know because we haven't used it in months, but I remember it more along the size of a sleeping tent, as opposed to a screen house. I don't think it is long enough for a picnic table & not high enough if the plan is to protect those sitting at the table. Maybe over a patio table. However, it could be used on top of the table to protect food from insects. It would be very big for that, though.
1539152
Provided that the surface is strong enough, yes. It is rather large so I would perhaps measure out the dimensions to make sure you like the look of it. But it doesn't seem to run hot or anything that would be of concern for setting on a table.
2008250
Yep. I use it on a picnic table when camping. Size-wise you can fit about two burgers on it at a time.
1941081
This would definitely work propped against a camper. The feet would hold it. I believe the total L position would need a little ledge or something to prop it on in order to hold.
2284478
It should. We have it on an outdoor table and 6 chairs that are over 80". It's one of the best ones we've had.
358358
Absolutely! This fits a LONG picnic table, with room to move around. Not sure of the shortest height, but that would be in the VERY corner. I am 5'8 and my husband is 6'. No problems. We had an absolute deluge (4") at one campout, and it leaked a little. We sealed the seams at the top, and had no more problems - even with soaking rains. We are very happy with this screen tent. :)
864024
It might hold two. Our deck is 16 x 16, and it might be a tad too big. But yes, it will hold a standard picnic table.
187909
Most likely if you don't burn the webbing holding the slats together. although the thought of this table and a camp stove would be a little shakey!
701047
Not sure what a "standard" picnic table measures, but I was able to put my shelter over a 9' long state campground table with ease. There is a little room to move around in. I set up a camp chair next to table, and I was very comfortable.
975721
This would not work on a picnic table bench (you need something with a chairback to secure it). It is certainly sturdy & still contains my 2+ (32 lb.) granddaughter!
529869
Guess it could be, but you would have to drill holes through the back of it. It was meant to be on a table top.
1094730
I would think it could work....but I would check the dimensions. The grill pad is not terribly large. Also...I am thinking that the fire pit table is circular while my grill pad is a rectangular shape...but perhaps that is a small aesthetic issue. Good luck
1651153
There is a stand that they sell at Camping World that is a table and attached metal shelves that hold a bunch of stuff. We got ours for around $69.00; however, it is not lightweight. So if your concerned about your carry weight, I would just stick to the end of the picnic table. They also sell the aluminum tables by Coleman those would work as well.