Companion

Quick Fold Camp Cupboard 3 Shelf

Name: Quick Fold Camp Cupboard 3 Shelf
Brand: Companion
Price: 94.90 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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Details & Specs

You take a Companion Quick Fold Cupboard with you whenever you need a unit that takes up no space in transport but provides plenty of storage room at the campsite – due to its innovative, folding design.

A strong, lightweight aluminium tubed frame
Three durable, easy clean melamine shelves
A fabric shell of 600 Denier Polyester that is UV protected for long-life
Mesh ventilation and exterior pockets provide airflow and prevent dampness or mould build up
A simple opening and folding system that sets up and disassembles the cupboard in minutes with little effort from you.
Folds into a neat case with an integrated carry handle for compact, easy transport.

External Dimensions:

60L x 48W x 80H cm

Packed Dimensions:

60L x 48W x 8H cm

Weight:

7 Kg

No. of Shelves:

Material:

600D Polyester | Melamine Shelves

Frame Material:

Aluminium

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

COMP7278

Snowys Code:

128714

Reviews

(4)
5.0 4

Q&A's (2)

how much weight can the top table/face take1 answer

Haigh - JERRABOMBERRA, NSW(10 years ago)

Companion don't provide a weight recommendation for the top of this cupboard sorry Haigh. When erected, the top is a little wobbly, so I wouldn't keep a flower vase on top, but my recommendation would be about 5kg up to 10kg at a stretch.

Ben - Snowys(10 years ago)

How do you pack it down?1 answer

I would love to buy this from your site, especially at this great price. I checked one out in another store today and while it was a cinch to put up, no-one could work out how to put it down again. The hinges seemed stuck. Is there a trick to it?

Liz - COOKS HILL, NSW(11 years ago)

Pack down in easy on this one Liz. Once the shelves are removed, each leg can be folded and the top collapses down onto the bottom, all in under a minute. The legs and fabric end up being contained inside of the top and bottom panels.

Ben - Snowys(11 years ago)

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