Small Folding Kitchen Tables

We are using this for a surge suppressor for our small pellet stove in the kitchen.

Wonderful size for diffusing and bouncing light while folding up fairly small.

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

- The folding length is very good for a small backpack is good. - Weight is very light for traveling. - Length is very convenient - Strength is very good for the camera and 600 mm lens - Installation and packing is easy - Quality of material used is very good. - Strap at top of it is very useful when doing photography over Jetty (Over Racks) - I use one Tenes ball at the end of it to stop sinking in the sand. I like it very much -

I highly recommend this. It's pretty small when folded down, so easy to travel with, and folding down is a breeze after you do it once or twice.

Perfect for the kitchen!

Great in the Kitchen.

Bought this to use with a Profoto B10 and 36 softbox on location.  Reverse folding legs make it  compact for travel, yet its taller and sturdier than other light stands I have that dont fold as small.  I especially like that the legs extend out horizontally and flat when set up.  This is very useful for balancing the weight of the head and softbox and even countering a small breeze.

I found this reflector well made and easy to use. The small size means that I am more likely to have it handy. Pay attention to the instructions on folding to put in cover. This is easy once you do it a couple of times.

I needed the largest practical folding softbox to throw in a small backpack and shoot macro in a rain forest. I have large Photoflex studio softbox with heavy speed ring and wire bending  bars to hold shape - not practical. Other on camera strobe softboxes are too small (a softbox should be no farther from the subject than its diagonal measurement to provide soft light). This Westcott is large enough for my use, light as a feather (weighs 86 gm and comes with a protective nylon bag 25 gm additional) and folds flat.