Looking for narrow folding tables: source?

I have seen others using some narrow (like 18, 20 inches wide) folding tables in their displays, but have never seen any in stores. Everything I have seen is at least 24 inches wide, which is too wide. I could really use some in my studio, where space is at a premium, and I don’t want to reach across a wide surface. Then I could use them later during the show season. I have actually been stacking up Rubbermaid bins and topping with foam core to use for additional project space, but then the space underneath is wasted. Thanks for your help.

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  • I bought 18" x 60" tables through Amazon last year and they work great. I did a quick search on Amazon and saw they have an 18" x 72" table for $50. The company is called Flash Furniture. I'm pretty sure they are the ones I bought mine from through Amazon. They've held up to weekly brutality and as a Prime member I got free shipping. Hard to beat that. Good luck!
    • They are on Walmart website for $53 with free shipping
  • some folks have covered "beer pong" tables which are the right size and fold up nicely.

  • I recently ordered some tables from Coleman which I saw on amazon.  They are 31.5 x 15.5.  The legs are adjustable to three heights.  I like them, but they are not really strong---I am not sure what you are putting on them. It is called something like a "Packaway 4 in 1 table.

    You can hook the two tables together to make one square one if you want.

  • walmart has 18 inch tables

  • Don't know if you've found what you need by now, but I have two 20" x 48"s from Samsonite that I got on craigslist years ago. Been very happy with them. Don't know if they still make them.

  • We bought ours in a used office supply store, where they had been classroom desks.

  • Target has folding tables 20 inches by 48 inches.

    http://www.target.com/p/cosco-folding-table-black-20-x-48/-/A-13896...

    Larry Berman
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