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Question: Can it be used without the legs (or without legs extended) and without the side table, for example on a tailgate or picnic table?
Document: True, you can't put anything really heavy on the underneath shelf, but I keep dishes and such there without issue. The side table for the camp stove has been the best part. It's just worlds better than needing to keep the stove on the picnic table. I'm not in love with the sink, I'd rather have more workspace available, either with a smaller sink or some way to cover the sink space with table top instead and just have the sink off to the side or underneath as any other plastic tub.
& the side table where we plan to put the stove is about 6 inches shorter than the other, being a 6 foot tall female this may pose an issue for me. were looking into extending the legs so its more of a comfortable height for me. Also we wish there was some sort of cover for the dish pan so that when its not in use there would be more table space but that is minor I'm sure we can find something to cover it.
I have found this item to be a great design and works well when using it. the only downfalls would be the paper towel holder is held up by suction cups and rarely stay's up so don't hang it over your sink or they will get soaked. the extended table does not connect very well to the main table and continually falls which is dangerous since thats where we place our grill. we just zip tied the wire top to the legs of the main table and it stay's up fine now.
This product was not quite up to the standards I have come to expect from a Coleman product. On the whole I like the was its laid out and the idea behind it, but the shelf underneath is of very poor quality. Unless you are using for very light or paper products it bends a lot. It needs to be made of sterner material. The side shelf as well as being weak, did not fit properly without bending the shelf.
This was a very handy item to have at our campsite. It made everything organized and convenient. Now that  have it...I can't imagine camping without it.There are a few things that could improve though. * Paper towel holder sucks. I put my paper towels on the lantern pole and solved that problem. * Drying Net too close to the ground for dishes. I put a trash bag in it and used it for trash. It functioned much better that way.
the design is such that it doesn't really pack down very well. We had another table for years that folded up into itself,  without anything hanging out loose. This table doesn't pack that way;  parts of it are just stacked up onto the main compartment,  risking breakage or loss.
This version is a very useful outdoor kitchen, but I wish I could find the original model. It is nice to have the cooking and cleaning off of the picnic table so I am happy with this one. I wish it was a little easier to fold down, but if you take the time the pieces do fit together again. Sadly it is not something you can have the kids do.
We actually hung a small and medium lantern on it.Love the inset washing bin and the fact that we didn't have to put our wash tub on the picnic table.Love, love, love the hanging hooks and baskets. One basket we put dish washing items in, one basket holds the salt, pepper, and lighter.
Absolutely love this item from the Coleman family - truly makes a difference whether you're camping overnight or for longer - I use to always use the picnic tables for the stove etc and now there is not only no need for that but the layout of the &#34;kitchen&#34; and the ease of setting up and take down are well worth the money spent. Not having to place everything on the picnic table really has made a HUGE difference.
I will update the review once we are able to use the product.UPDATEAfter taking the camp kitchen on a camping trip, I have to say that I love it. It was very handy and made cooking a breeze. The spice rack, the utensil hooks, the wash tub and the cleanable countertop made camp cooking fun. Having the stand for the camp stove and the shelf for the dishes was great. It makes all the difference not to have to use a picnic table to prepare food on.
Answer: yes