Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting up the Tina table involves unfolding the frame, locking the tension bars, and snapping the surface slats into position. Ensure the legs are fully tightened after adjustment to prevent wobbling. For maintenance, wipe the aluminum surface with a damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt or food spills; avoid abrasive scrubbers that might damage the finish. The table is compatible with most standard-height camping chairs. When not in use, ensure the table is completely dry before placing it in the included transport bag to prevent moisture buildup inside the storage pouch. During the off-season, store the unit in a dry, shaded area to prolong the longevity of the materials.