OnlyFire Collapsible Outdoor Camping Cooking Table - Portable Grill Station with Side Windscreen & Storage Basket for Dutch Ovens, Food Prep, Backyard BBQ, Picnics & RV Trips | Perfect for Camping, Tailgating & Outdoor Adventures

I didn't plan on this review to be so lengthy. If you don't have time to read, bottom line, this table is superior and built to last. I highly recommend over the Lodge table if this is one of your comparisons/considerations.You know how there're Mac vs PC and Apple vs Android people, I'm a Lodge Cast Iron guy when it comes to Dutch Ovens and Cast-Iron Pot and Skillets. I looked at the Lodge Dutch Oven Cooking Table and then at the "ONLY FIRE" Outdoor Cooking Table and hands down ONLY FIRE'S table is superior in my opinion (1/8" thick steel). I struggled a bit stepping away from Lodge on this purchase, but not only is the ONLY FIRE table built with heavier materials, weighing in at 10 pounds heavier, its price point at the time of purchase was $30 less. At 40 vs 30 pounds this table might be a negative for some when lugging it around for camping trips, but then it's designed to last.Other Matters of Note: I can fit a 12" (8qt deep) and 14" (10qt deep) Lodge Camping Dutch Oven on this table at the same time! Assembled and disassembly can be done in less than 5 minutes (cleaning excluded). There are wing nuts that hold the legs in place and the Windscreen (1/16" thick) is built with a series of tabs that allows for easy drop in assembly and removal. I doubt that I will be using the adjustable wheels (mount on opposite side of handle) since I'll be using the unit in rough country. But on smooth surfaces I can see the advantage of being able to easily manipulate the table around.Storage Case: the next issue for me was finding a storage case (more about protecting other items from coal soot). I struck out finding an ONLY FIRE storage case, but after checking dimensions, I decided to gamble on the Lodge Dutch Oven Table Storage Case working with this ONLY FIRE Cooking Table. See attached picture of the ONLY FIRE table packed in the Lodge Storage Case. Pack order: windscreen, rack, table and then legs on top. In order to prevent the table's relatively sharp corners and weight from tearing the storage case, I plan on using some rubber U Channel trim around the corners when storing and carrying the table in the case . Not sure yet how it will work out, but I think the Lodge Storage Case might do the job for my purpose. I will probably relocate the ONLY FIRE handle from a side mount to a front mount so that it is lined up with the open handle slot in the Lodge case. BTW, the table will not fit in the case with the table's handle affixed at the mounting location originally intended. Hope this review feedback helps with your decision making.