New Patio Accessory - Outdoor Cleaning Table

I'm normally buying cooking equipment and stuff, but lately, I've grown tired of making a mess in the kitchen, trying to clean really big pans/cutting boards in my kitchen sink, etc. I popped onto Amazon and found a number of Fish / Game cleaning tables. Most were well under $100, but then I found one that I liked a bit more, so I decided to splurge. I ended up with the SEEK SKFT-48S Deluxe Cleaning Table as seen in the link below.

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List price is $179, but I found one in Warehouse Deals for $127. I received it today and it's like new, no issues. Setup took about 10 minutes. It's well built, very sturdy and I love the fact it has a sprayer plus a faucet.

Now I can prep meat right next to the smoker and not make a mess in the kitchen. Super easy to use the sprayer to rinse the meat, dry, season and into the cooker. When done, use the sprayer with a sponge and soapy water to clean everything up. I have a large cutting board that drops right into the little depressed sink, which means the table will last for a long time. I can handle a mess which I can hose down.

To keep the water clean, I installed an RV water filter on a quick disconnect with a 25' potable water grade hose. Water tastes MUCH better than what I get out of my kitchen sink, so its going to work just fine. The entire table folds down in about a minute to be stored in the shed. It's sturdy enough that I can sit appliances on top in a pinch, if required as well.

It would easily hold 200 lbs. The table weighs about 42 pounds. Similar plastic folding tables without the sink can hold around 440 lbs and I think this one is sturdier.

The sprayer is on a quick disconnect, so you can disconnect the supply hose and disconnect the sprayer hose as well. The faucet folds down flat and the legs fold up. The shelf just sits on each leg, so it lifts right out and is stored separately. I won't use the shelf much, so it will probably stay in the shed most of the time.

Thanks guys. I think it's going to work out great.

Jabba1221 said:

How big of a cutting board will fit on the table? Tried finding dimensions and cant. This was something I thought I would have to build myself but this may be just what im looking for.

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The one you see on it in the second picture of my original post is 30x18". The maximum is around 32x20". I just happened to have two of these large cutting boards sitting around and it fit perfect on there. You could fit a larger one if you just wanted it to sit on top of the table and not in the cutting area, but then that defeats the purpose of the table.

The thing I like about this table versus most of the other ones, is that it has a very large shallow well for doing your prep and cutting. On most of the tables, it has a flat surface with a little juice gutter around that cutting board part. This one has an angled large well which was the second reason I bought this particular model.

Used the outdoor cleaning table today. Not a big cook, just a rack of baby backs for later. Cooking those on my Timberline 1300.







Worked great, no mess inside AT ALL! Mission accomplished. I rinsed the ribs, trimmed, removed the membrane, rubbed with stir fry oil, seasoned and straight into the smoker. Washed the table top and cutting board afterwards. Piece of cake!

I broke the table down and it took about five minutes to put it away. Remove the sprayer (quick disconnect), remove the feed hose (quick disconnect), unscrew the drain hose, remove the bottom shelf and fold up the legs. I probably won't use it when I'm making a small meal, but when I have a decent amount of prep to do, it's certainly going to be what I use.