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| Coleman Pack-Away Kitchen | 
 enlarge | Brand: Coleman
Category: Sports
Buy New: $89.99
Buy New from $89.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  (4 reviews)
Sales Rank: 20439
Media: Sports
Shipping Weight (lbs): 25
Dimensions (in): 33 x 12 x 5
MPN: 2183-840
Model: 2183-840
UPC: 076501012163
EAN: 0076501012163
ASIN: B000MPRXQ2
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Collapsible kitchen accessory kit for preparing food while camping | | • | Durable 32-by-24-inch work surface for slicing, dicing, or mixing | | • | Separate cooking area (24 by 24 inches) works with most camp stoves | | • | Includes lantern pole, spoon hooks, and mesh shelf for storage | | • | Folds into compact frame (32 by 4 by 11 inches); weighs 14 pounds |
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Product Description
Features: Full size kitchen packs into 32" x 11" x 4" carry case. Includes lantern hook, hanging hooks and mesh shelf for extra storage. Lightweight, aluminum kitchen weighs only 14.5 lbs. Grill zone (24" x24") adjusts to fit the width of your grill. Separate food prep area: 32" wide by 24" deep. Easy to set up. 3 year warranty.
Amazon.com Product Description
Prepare delicious meals in camp without hauling along extra gear with this Coleman Pack-Away kitchen. The Pack-Away is equipped with a full array of countertop essentials, including a durable 32-by-24-inch work surface for prep work, a separate cooking area (24 by 24 inches) that adjusts to fit virtually any camping stove (sold separately), and such handy extras as a lantern pole, spoon hooks, and a mesh shelf for added storage. Best of all, the expandable aluminum frame folds up into a compact carrying case that measures 32 by 4 by 11 inches (W x H x D) and weighs roughly 14 pounds. The perfect accessory for car campers and day hikers, the Pack-Away makes cooking on the road as easy as cooking at home. About Coleman
The Coleman Company has been creating and innovating products for recreational outdoor use since W.C. Coleman started selling gasoline-powered lanterns in 1900. Inventor of the hugely popular fold-up camp stove, Coleman developed a plastic liner for his galvanized steel coolers in 1957--the birth of the modern cooler--and the company has been improving their utility and design ever since. The array of products that bear the Coleman name now includes just about everything you might need to work or play outdoors, from tents and sleeping bags to boats, backpacks, and furniture.
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| Customer Reviews:
Great kitchen -- easy set up, very compact October 15, 2008
The only reason this didn't get 5 stars is because, as another reviewer mentioned, there is no support for the propane bottle for the stove -- the stove sits on two cross bars on the right (you can see them in the picture). I am considering adding a couple of pieces (or one hinged piece that would fit in the case and would support the stove and propane bottle.
That said, I love how quickly this gets put together. You open the case, and there are four components inside: the stand/base, the two crossbars that hold the stove, the lantern post, and the paper towel/utensil holder. The base simply expands (like a Hoberman sphere) and you flip over the bars that go left-to-right. They clip into place and that's set. Then you put the crossbars for the stove on, turn the case over and put that on (it's the table part on the left). You then put the lantern pole together (it's in two pieces) and slip the utensil holder into place. I can set it up quicker than it took to type this paragraph (and I'm a fast typist.)
Take-down is just as simple -- basically the reverse of set-up. We leave the netting attached and put the two pieces of the lantern holder inside the collapsed base.
The other really great thing about this set-up is the compact size and light weight. I don't know the actual size off-hand but it's surprisingly small when packed up. It's light enough that my four-year-old can carry it. It's got handles that make it very simple to carry.
To sum up, this is a great addition to your gear if you camp regularly with a larger (coleman-type) stove and like some comforts. If you only have a backpacking stove and you eat basic foods, you probably don't need this, but we regularly car-camp with five or six other families and this is very handy.
 No propane bottle support September 5, 2008
Nifty fold-up camp kitchen. But it doesn't work with my stock Coleman camp stove because there's no support for the mini propane tank. A hose or T is needed... something that allows you to put the propane tank on the ground.
Great extra table for camping September 2, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this last year for our family camping and it was a big help. It is compact (it folds into a flat compact case half the size of the table top) and so versatile that we had several use of it. We used it for a cooking station, prep station, sometimes dishwashing station (I have a 5 gallon water container with a spigot that served as the faucet, very helpful to my back!) There is a pole for hanging lanterns, a paper towel rack, even a corner to hang the plastic garbage liner. Having this table also gave us more eating space at the picnic table. I highly recommend it to those who bring their kitchen at family campings!
 Great outdoor Kitchen April 13, 2008
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this Kitchen a couple of years ago. It was great to have in the screen porch part of the tent. It also was nice to have when we took the trailer. It is small and compact and easy to set up.
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