Folding Wooden Side Table for Poolside and Patio Use

A slatted top that opens and folds in seconds

• Opens fast, folds flat

  Folding X-frame legs turn on visible metal pivot screws. Open it beside you, lock the legs square, and it stands. Fold it back and it lies flat against a wall.

• A slatted top that breathes

  The gaps between the slats are visible and the honey-brown grain reads warm, not plasticky. The matte finish feels like wood because it is wood.

• Small enough to store

  At 15 by 22.75 by 18.25 inches it fits beside a lounger and tucks into a shed. Rounded leg ends keep it friendly around bare feet.

Sized for the lounger

• 15 inDepth when set up
• 22.75 inWidth of tabletop
• 18.25 inHeight, lounger-friendly

From balancing acts to a proper surface

The drink that keeps sliding

You know the routine. A drink on your knee, a phone wedged beside the cushion, a book face down on the deck. Every reach is a small gamble, and sooner or later something tips.

The clutter you can't move

A heavy patio table fixes the drink problem and creates a new one. It sits where it sits, crowds the deck, and has nowhere to go when you want the space back. It is the wrong fix for a small need.

A surface that folds away

This table opens in seconds and stands at lounger height. Drinks, a paperback and sunscreen are within reach. When the light goes, the X-frame collapses flat and slips into the shed.

A little care keeps the natural wood looking good

• Wipe clean

  Use a damp cloth for spills and pool splashes.

• Dry it off

  Let it air dry before folding away.

• Shelter in storms

  Fold it flat and store it under cover in heavy rain.

• Check the screws

  Snug the pivot screws now and then if the legs loosen.

Compact enough for the lounger, not the deck

• 22.75 inWidth
• 15 inDepth
• 18.25 inHeight

Sits at about lounger height, with a top roughly the size of a large serving tray

Folding table vs. bulky patio table