Fish Filleting Table

Bought as a prep table for the market. Is ideal as it is light and easy to transport and just the right size.

My Wife bought this for me so I do all the fish cleaning down the garden , the table is so sturdy & well built the HDPE top is thick so is strong as, I fillet alot of fish & this table will take the stress out of having a mess in the kitchen (for the wife that is ) any fisher needs one of these & well worth the price

Easy to put together, perfect height. Good & sturdy

Great service and great table

Awesome product just what my partner needed

Great fish filleting table. Will have to buy another one as my partner stole it for her garden potting table!!

Great product for what we want.

Great purchase. Perfect craft table.

The Good: Easy setup; Great work height; Plenty of working space; cleans up easily. Folds up for easy storage. The Bad=Opportunities for improvement: water connection difficult access for tightening, dodgy hose connector=small leaks; Sink drain should have removable centre (waste time clearing it of scales). Overall I highly recommend this filleting table for "part time" fishers like me.

Very nice work table with sink. Excellent height for "normal" size (ie, tall) people to work at. The sink is 6 cm deep (not 10 cm!), or 6.5 cm to the table top, with a channel in the table top so anything more than 6 cm will overflow in a somewhat controlled direction. Someone has thought about this. The supply hose end of the tap hose is easy to finger tighten to not leak. On the other end, however, the tap connection of the hose gushes water out all over the place unless it's spanner-tightened, which is very hard to do, and why it lost one star. The best way I found is a bit of a mission, so the table is probably best suited for a permanent back yard setup, rather than camping. - Install tap assembly with the off-white retainer nut loosely in place, so the whole thing can still easily turn in the hole. - Put the hose fitting on and tighten finger tight. - Put a suitable spanner (I used a 200 mm adjustable spanner) on the hose nut. There's just enough room for the spanner handle in the space next to the metal frame. - Tighten by simply holding the nut stationary and turning the tap assembly on the top of the table. - Turn the tap assembly so the tap points in a suitable direction, then tighten the retainer nut. Finger tight works fine. The tap itself works the opposite way to standard ball valves. With this one, the tap handle aligned with the riser pipe means it's off, and on is sticking out sideways. I think that's a little weird. There are what appear be mutated dinosaur tracks along the long side of the table top on the same side as the tap. The length of 40 steps is 256 mm, giving a longer than normal step length of this variety of dino. It's a failed attempt to provide a ruler. With the table against a wall with the tap next to the wall it won't be visible.