Camping Furniture

The T99 folding chair packs into a bag of around 38 x 12 x 12 cm, small enough to fit into any gap in the van, the boot or the 4x4 roof box. You can carry several without giving up space for the rest of your luggage.

Its folding aluminium and steel frame with splayed legs gives good stability on grass, firm sand or gravel. On very uneven terrain, pick the flattest patch to set it on and you will have a firm surface for eating or cooking.

No. Both the chair and the table unfold and pack away in seconds without tools. The chair assembles by slotting its pole frame together and the table opens in one movement, so you can set up your relaxation area as soon as you arrive.

Yes. They are camping furniture designed for outdoor use on the beach, in the mountains, at motorhome stopovers or when wild camping. Their low weight makes them easy to carry from the vehicle to wherever you want to settle.

Clean the chair's 600D Oxford fabric with a damp cloth and mild soap, and let it dry completely before storing it in its bag. On the table, remove sand and moisture from the joints after each use to keep the folding action smooth.

Yes, that is what they are made for. Under a Braguscamp side awning, with or without an awning wall, the chair and table create a shaded dining area sheltered from the wind. Beside your rooftop tent, they complete a comfortable camp set up in minutes.

The T500 table, at 46 x 46 cm, is a compact table, ideal for two people or as a side table for drinks, plates or cooking gear. For a group of four, the most practical option is to combine two units, which you can push together at mealtimes and separate for the rest of the day. Always allow one folding chair per traveller.

You can use it for cooking as long as the table is level and stable and the stove sits firmly on it. Place a heat-resistant base under the stove to protect the surface, keep it away from the awning fabric and walls, and never cook inside an enclosed space. Always keep water or a small fire extinguisher close at hand.

Oxford 600D is a polyester fabric with an Oxford weave, where 600D, for denier, indicates the thickness of the yarn. The higher the number, the thicker and stronger the fabric. It is a robust, durable material, resistant to abrasion and tearing, so it stands up well to intensive outdoor use on the T99 folding chair.

It can handle outdoor use, but it is best to keep it under the awning or inside the vehicle overnight to protect it from dew, rain and wind. If it gets wet, dry it before folding and, above all, before putting the chair back in its bag. This avoids damp marks on the fabric and keeps the joints in good condition.

The T500 folding table measures 46 x 46 x 45 cm, which means it is 45 cm high. That is the typical height of a low camping table, comfortable for eating, playing cards or keeping drinks and plates within reach from a camping chair. If you are looking for a surface to cook on standing up, bear in mind it will be low.

Yes. The T500 table is compact enough to use inside a campervan on rainy days, as a side table or for meals, and the T99 chair sets up in seconds wherever there is a little space. When you are not using them, fold them and stow them securely so they do not move or rattle while driving.

As they are lightweight, wind can move them when nobody is using them. Place them on the sheltered side of the vehicle, under the awning and, if you have one, next to an awning wall that breaks the gusts. Do not leave the chair unfolded and empty when it is blowing hard, and fold the table if you are not using it.

Yes. Thanks to their light weight and compact format, they are very practical at the beach, for fishing, at festivals and open-air concerts, at matches and sporting events or as extra furniture in the garden or on the terrace. The chair is carried in its shoulder bag and the table folds in an instant for transport.