I'm so in love with my super awesome new table! (and chair)

Well, I guess I will have to pull my table out and see if I can do something similar - although I'm not sure I am strong as you. Or perhaps my table is so much older it is a lot heavier. How many kg in a lb? Metric kills my brain! It does look awesome and super professional so way to go!

Erin (Perry) That one looks great! Love the extra table option... but if you like to paint with the table on your right, consider the placement of your kit on the table and the location of the sink and bin. I place my chair almost adjacent to the left 'end' of the table as shown in the photo. If you did the same with the coleman table you would need to turn around a bit to reach your paints and access to the bin would be blocked by the chair.

I'm sure I'd find a way to do it... I like the extra (lower) table as a place to stick the business cards, etc....

I purchased this table at my local Fred Meyer (Kroger's) for $69, on sale from $79. I recently saw it at an end-of-summer sale for $40 US...Grrr.....I thought about buying a second one just because of the price!

I hate when that happens!

I agree with Psalmbook, I have two of those chairs and would sell them in a minute. I have had at least two if not three people fall over back wards in them.
They are not for people over 200 lbs. that is for sure or wiggly kids.
If anyone is still interested I'm asking just $30. a piece and shipping.

PS, do love the table though!!

i love the set up!

I am searching on ebay for an aliminum tall director chair at the moment and i think i've found one but it's just occured to me, do you use the tall ones for smaller children too? I don't want to be lifting them in and out... what do you all think? Do you find it a problem?

I also had to hold the chair when kids leaped into it to make sure it didn't tip over. I was always afraid I'd be distracted just once while loading a brush or something & a little one would fall out the back. I would always ask the parent to stand behind the chair if I feared a child falling through, but didn't like it. One broken skull is not worth it. I like the idea of the stretchy pillow cover over the back.

I love that table too...I want one!!!!...i love all everyones great ideas...
I see you have a stool for small ones to get into your chair..so you don't have to lift them ...for the back..could see a problem where one could fall thru...but most problems can be fixed...you could easily fix that....by adding a piece of material there...your set up is fantastic....thanks for sharing it...i love love love it!....

I just bought that table from Amazon....and I love it. Used it for the first time this past weekend. It was so convenient. I am so inlove with my new table. Ahhh.....it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

I know, right!! I'm still madly in love with mine too! I keep setting it up in my lounge room in between gigs just to look at it and ooh and ahh about it.

Chair update- as others had warned, I had a tiny little kid nearly slip out the back of the chair so now I also ask parents to stand behind them just in case. Should've listened to the advice given here but I still love it anyway!

Congratulations on finding your table 'soul mate' Glitterfly!

Does anyone use two chairs at busy gigs? I find it helps cut down on time.