Sidekick portable work table
Lightweight and compact, yet extremely sturdy, capable of supporting up to 136 kg. Truly portable to go wherever with you. This sidekick can definitely become your must-have, instant setup for a job site or party time.
Sturdy, portable and adaptable for almost all work surface needs. For a wide variety of uses whether inside your home or out, like craft table, game room table, tailgating and more.
Lightweight, compact but very sturdy, capable of supporting 136 kg, neither will slip on hard surfaces or sink into soft ground.
Collapsible metal legs are easy and quick to set-up.
Folds in half for easy transport and storage. Able to be easily removed and installed without taking up your valuable space.
The Sidekick comes with 2 link locks so you can connect more Sidekicks into a long work counter, and 4 clamp dogs to keep your projects in place.
£ 89.99
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Warranty
3 years limited warranty
Product description
The WX066 sidekick portable work table is perfect for all your jobsite or outing party needs. As a hard worker, it can hold up to 136kg but only weighs about 5kg, thus you can take it anywhere and hold almost anything. For easy transport, you can fold it in half to simply carry it with you. The WX066 sidekick also includes two link locks which can be used to connect multiple sidekicks, using the unique side “dovetail” design, and expand your work surface as needed. For a wide variety of uses inside your home or out, like craft table, snack table, game room table and more.
Key features
- Collapsible durable metal legs for your portable choice
- Foldable desktop make it easily transport and storage
- Side 'dovetail' design allows for multiple side tables to be connected
- Handle design for hassle-free transport
Technical specifications and Manual
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