General‑Service Wooden Table

A strong, durable field table with reinforced foldable steel legs and a quick‑release locking system for fast set‑up and stow. The toughened HDPE top (≈ 40 mm panel) pairs with a powder‑coated steel frame for reliability in camp, command and catering roles. Despite the compact pack size, it supports a maximum anticipated overall working load of 250 kg.

Why organisations choose the General Service Wooden Table

• Fast, secure set‑up: quick‑release locking keeps the legs positively secured.
• Proven strength: rated for a 250 kg working load with 1.25 kN/m² uniform load capacity (≈ 125 kg over 1 m²) and 80 kN/m² point‑load resistance (≈ 5 kg over 25 × 25 mm).
• Built for hard use: toughened HDPE top on a powder‑coated steel frame (Ø 28 mm × 1.0 mm wall).
• Stable on varied ground: reinforced foldable steel legs; alternative legs available for softer ground.
• Compact to store: slim packing size with low weight for easy transport.
• Compliant furniture: tested to BS EN 581‑1, BS EN 581‑3, BS EN 15372 Level 2; environmental testing to DEF STAN 00‑035.

Key specifications — General Service Wooden Table

• Model code: FF012
• Weight: 13 kg
• Overall size (L × W × H): 184 × 76 × 73 cm
• Packing size: 186 × 77 × 4.5 cm
• Top: toughened HDPE, ≈ 40 mm panel (easy‑clean)
• Frame: powder‑coated finished steel, Ø 28 mm × 1.0 mm
• Legs: reinforced, foldable, quick‑release locking; soft‑ground leg option available
• Load performance: 1.25 kN/m² UDL (≈ 125 kg over 1 m²), 80 kN/m² point load (≈ 5 kg over 25 × 25 mm), 250 kg maximum anticipated overall working load
• NATO stock number: 7110‑99‑555‑5662

Frequently asked questions

How quickly does it set up?

Unfold the legs and engage the quick‑release locking system—it’s ready in seconds.

What’s the tabletop material?

A toughened HDPE panel (~40 mm) that’s easy to wipe clean and resists knocks and moisture.

Can it be used on soft ground?

Yes—alternative legs for softer ground are available.

What loads can it take?

It’s designed for a maximum anticipated overall working load of 250 kg, with the uniform and point‑load figures listed above.