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Standard Duty Picnic Table Frame Kit- Frame Only – Bolted 6 ft or 8ft

Original price was: $438.00.Current price is: $219.00.

Cross Reference: BTUG-FR

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Description

This lightweight, commercial duty picnic table frame is the perfect cost efficient option for your campground or RV park.  This frame offers an extra wide design that is tip resistant and features bolt-together 1-5/8” OD x 12 ga. pre-galvanized steel pipe end frames.  The galvanized tubing is further enhanced with a clear lacquer coating that keeps it corrosion protected for years to come.

Please note, this is for the frame only.  As one of our top sellers this offers one of the most cost effective options available on the market.  Purchasing the wood locally will significantly save on costs in addition to a substantial freight savings.

 

 

Picnic Table Frame Kit Features:

  • Hardware for 2×10 planks included
  • Cost efficient option
  • Heavy Duty 1-5/8″Frame
  • Bolted Frame

 

102 reviews for Standard Duty Picnic Table Frame Kit- Frame Only – Bolted 6 ft or 8ft

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Jessica

Box was beat up in delivery but product was not affected.Economical and sturdy frame for a picnic table.

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Humshark

We are a family of five that often have friends over, and love to live outside. I considered purchasing more expensive kits, but there seems to be a large price gap between this and the next level. We spent around $55 for wood and another $20 for screws and glue. Just a FEW simple cuts were needed to be made at home, and while we used a circular saw, a hand saw could have easily done the job. If you build a table that is shorter, and don;t want to make the cuts at home, have the wood cut at the time of purchase. We expect to make the second table in a couple weeks, and are sure to enjoy many, many years of use.

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rich sphar

completed my very first picnic table. Directions are very good with drawings, did a complete table using 2" x 10" 's X 8 ' by myself in less than 3 hours. ***** read directions first***** Frame appears to be sturdy, only time will tell. I'M PRETTY SURE I'LL BE MAKING A FEW MORE THIS SUMMER

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The debster

This was fairly easy to assemble. Still deciding what color to paint the seats.

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Tammy L. Thompson

My daughter and I put this together in about an hour, love it! It also came with the hardware ( nuts and bolts), which I did not see mentioned in the description. We are happy with our purchase.

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Steven M.

Great price, great delivery and the part FIT!

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Sixty9Harley

I built one of these 30 years ago and it finally gave up. This is the same as I bought yeasr back with a stiff frame, there is a no wiggle in this one. Finding the wood that you want to sit on and look at for the next 25 years is the key consideration.

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Slarty Bartfast

After spending time at a state park, with the heavy gauge galvanized picnic table frames, I ordered this one. It's not as heavy as those 2 in plus units, but its sturdy enough for the use it gets at our community park.

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  1. T

    Nice table, but the instructios left something to be desired. It said to use a “cleat” that didn’t come with the package. Had to make one. It ended up being a sturdy table, though.

  2. CT

    Will be set on outdoor carpet. In my hast to complete I mad a mistake for drill holes for Top by an inch, but I adjusted the seats and everything came together. Be sure to drill holes for seat at 90 deg or you will have to do a little extra filling to get the bolts in. I used un treated Pine wood, 2X10X6ft for seats,1X10 for top & 2X4 for middle brace total cost $51.57 (didn’t see the need for 2X10 top and lighter, for me, is better) {I am 76}. I routed seats 1/2″ and top 1/4″, sanded top with belt sander then coated with 3 coats of Varnish, same for seats. A “Slide-in-Slide-Out” Patio Perfect Table.

  3. S

    I am not much of a handy man but I’ve always been wanting to have a picnic table. But I couldn’t find anything that I could afford. I found this DIY frame kit. . I’ve gotten three 12′ 2×10 cut in half at home depot so I had an extra piece of wood. Good thing I did because I messed one up when making a table. I thought I measured as instructed but wasn’t good enough. I’ve roughened up and got it finished somehow. I’ll upload a photo for viewing. Good luck!

  4. J

    Box was beat up in delivery but product was not affected.Economical and sturdy frame for a picnic table.

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  5. LD

    The instructions should recommend 2x10x6, I had already purchased 2x8x6 and they worked out fine.

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