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07/5/2008 at 9:45pm
Location: North Notts Outfit: Sprite Sportstyle Twin
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I have this one & find it just the ticket. Great for organising those bits & pieces. Slightly more expensive but if you are in no hurry I managed to pick it up 1/2 price so if you can wait a while until it's on offer again you might pick up a bargain.
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07/5/2008 at 9:50pm
Location: Birmingham Outfit: Quechua 3s pop-up & Vango Icarus 500
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to be honest we looked into one of those when we got our camping kitchen, but decided against it due to the cost of what we'd already spent. we've used the stove a number of times now & haven't felt the need for one. by needing to take the stove in & out of the tent when using it, i would say it would be a pain to move the whole set-up in & out too.
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07/5/2008 at 9:51pm
Location: swansea Outfit: Avondale corfu sunvalley 8
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I have one quite similar to that and I think its ideal. Mine was only £24.99
It has the shelf underneath for post n pans, side table is invaluable for serving food onto plates. At home you have worktop space either side of the cooker. it's awkward having to serve food straight from the pan when you have nowhere to put the plates down. Dangerous too walking about with a hot frying pan to the table. Yes, I think theyre well worth it. Plus it all folds down so neat, in its own carry bag.
I used to have a simpler stand for the cooker with shelves underneath, but had to have an additional table as well for preparation and serving.
Room under the table for a storage box or coolbox for food too, so all in one place.
------------- Debbie
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08/5/2008 at 9:09am
Location: Suffolk Outfit: VW T4 & Lunar carav
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i like the look of that too, thanks, 
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08/5/2008 at 9:30am
Location: swansea Outfit: Avondale corfu sunvalley 8
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It was bigger than I expected it to be,too, wider both ways to what I had imagined. Of course, I didn't check the measurements, but luckily it fits in my kitchen tent .
Good service from outdoor focus online too 
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08/5/2008 at 2:27pm
Location: kent Outfit: swift challenger 470 2
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Quote: Originally posted by beefysmum on 07/5/2008
I have one quite similar to that and I think its ideal. Mine was only £24.99
It has the shelf underneath for post n pans, side table is invaluable for serving food onto plates. At home you have worktop space either side of the cooker. it's awkward having to serve food straight from the pan when you have nowhere to put the plates down. Dangerous too walking about with a hot frying pan to the table. Yes, I think theyre well worth it. Plus it all folds down so neat, in its own carry bag.
I used to have a simpler stand for the cooker with shelves underneath, but had to have an additional table as well for preparation and serving.
Room under the table for a storage box or coolbox for food too, so all in one place.
thats the same one we have, going to try it out for the 1st time this weekend. looks great and folds down lovely into its carry bag.
------------- Caz
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08/5/2008 at 8:58pm
Location: West Scotland Helensburgh Outfit: ermmm too many to mention! up to 5 now
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I'm liking the look of that! We have a cooker stand but always struggle plating up, so it's that or being sensible and just buying a cheap table. I know what i favour lol!
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08/5/2008 at 9:37pm
Location: swansea Outfit: Avondale corfu sunvalley 8
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Right, wheres my commission?
The thing is sturdy tables don't come too cheap either do they?
I have one that has a plastic top and x folding legs , but its a bit wobbly sometimes as the legs aren't adjustable. and that cost me about £15
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09/5/2008 at 1:04pm
Location: Manchester Outfit: Xplore 422
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Got the one with a zip up larder on one side. Got it mainly because it was the sturdiest one I could find - got a 3 year old so need it to be safely out of the way and not easily knocked over, with the larder its also great for storage.
Leave it all outside at night under a barbecue cover, held down with tent pegs, to stop it blowing away!
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09/5/2008 at 6:18pm
Location: Worcestershire Outfit: VW camper
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Justkampers have this one for £30.00:
http://shop.justkampers.com/product_info.php/products_id/10508
Edited to say: & £5.00 p & p
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09/5/2008 at 10:05pm
Location: Lancs. Outfit: Easycamp Taranto
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We have a 3 tier metal mesh one with add on plate rack and shelf. The cooker goes on the top. it's like new after 30 yrs of camping. I take 2 shelves of it when Guiding and doing no cooking. It stores all my bits and pieces!!!
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