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Outdoor counter-height tables?

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CanadianHomeChef

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Took my induction unit outside for the first time. Only had a very low side table, so I used that. Absolutely loved it! Made me wonder why I haven’t been cooking outside more this summer. Only problem was the height. 

 

 Anyone know of any good counter height tables that can stay outside all year: rain, shine, and -40 degree weather?

 

Anything specifically labeled “outdoor kitchen” or “outdoor countertop” seems to be overpriced. 

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8 minutes ago, palo said:

Try something similar:

https://www.amazon.ca/Folding-Cookouts-Weatherproof-Assemble-HP-180CZ-CA/dp/B07Q1NG999/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3P5AEQHZ0OCHV&keywords=folding+tables&qid=1564207154&s=lawn-garden&sprefix=folding+tables%2Caps%2C223&sr=1-5

 

Available @ homedepot, CDNTire and other stores and possibly cheaper

 

p

Thanks. But that doesn’t appear to be counter height. Already have a dining table on the deck. 

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A farmer's market vendor of my acquaintance used short lengths of PVC pipe as a makeshift extender for his folding table's legs. Worked quite well.

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Search 'stainless prep table' at Amazon...

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On 7/27/2019 at 4:12 AM, chromedome said:

A farmer's market vendor of my acquaintance used short lengths of PVC pipe as a makeshift extender for his folding table's legs. Worked quite well.

I do this in one of my ren faire kitchens.  One up to counter height,  one up to 40 inches for the tall people (they love it).

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