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Chuckem12 said:
I see so many folks with these tables.... what company are they from? They must be good if so many people use them.
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Probably over a dozed brands. Just look at REI or Amazon. ALPS is one of them but there are many.

ALPS Mountaineering Dining Table, XL
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Here is a low budge kitchen box. I picked up a Husky rolling box from home depot during a black friday sale. I think it was around $50. I had been using it as a general storage for camping but just recently tried standing it up on end. I put in some shelving using spare 1x boards to make dividers, a cheap spice rack and paper towel holder. For the utensil holder, I bought a husky bucket organizer and cut off one side of it and attached it to the top. It seems to work pretty well and all for around $75. You can still roll it around since the wheels are on the bottom so it isn't such a b*tch to move.
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A photo of my first real camping trip setup when I drove from Phoenix to Yosemite NP for a long weekend. Also two photos of what I like to have set up if I’m staying put for a few days.
 

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Built in a 04 Yukon. Table made of aluminum rails and half inch pvc sheet aluminum rails lock under storage drawers pvc pieces notched to sit on top of rails. pull out shelve is also half inch pvc sheet on felt covered angle iron A1226345-1D7B-4C3E-9495-A8B10CB1B8FC.jpeg8A23B847-9E38-4B90-9C89-96B00DC32F24.jpegD34B6C72-081A-43FC-9D16-17FBD4A14C4B.jpegD1D9DF7C-20FE-45FF-9A84-D3E7BD780768.jpeg
 
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Just went through all 9 pages. Wow some great setups. Now I have so many ideas and stuff to research. Most of you are hard core campers, including the bear lol.
 
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Our cooking set up changes depending on the trip.
In 2017 our 9 month trip through Turkey, Europe and North Africa we had a trailer with more space so cooked on the rear of the trailer
Then in 2018 on our 8 month trip to Mongolia didn't want to take the trailer so cooked in the rear or on side tables under the awning.

2017 Trailer set up.
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2018 Cooking Set Up en-route to Mongolia
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