How does the MTP Table attach to a tree?

The table includes a 5-foot cam buckle strap that wraps around virtually any tree trunk. Pull, cinch, done — setup takes under 60 seconds. No tools required.

Which fuel canisters are compatible with the MTP Table?

The integrated fuel canister slot fits standard 3.5 oz, 8 oz, and 16 oz canisters from MSR, Jetboil, GSI, and Snow Peak. If your canister feels snug, it's designed that way — snug means stable on the trail.

How does the MTP Table compare to the Helinox Table One?

The MTP Table weighs 10 oz vs 1 lb 12 oz for the Helinox, costs $70 vs $130+, and includes a tree-mount system the Helinox lacks. Trade-off: Helinox offers a larger surface area and freestanding legs.

Is this table stable enough for a pot of boiling water?

Yes. The 5052 aluminum construction supports 45 lbs — more than enough for a double-burner setup, a full cook pot, and a water filter. Strap it snugly to a tree with 3–4 inches of diameter or more for maximum stability.

Can the MTP Table be used above treeline?

The tree-mount system requires a tree or solid post. For alpine camping above treeline, it can be used on a tent pole or large boulder edge. A freestanding version is in development.

How does the MTP Table pack?

It folds completely flat to 0.25 inches thick — about the width of a credit card edge. It slides alongside gear or into a laptop sleeve compartment and fits any pack.

What does patent pending mean for my purchase?

The tree-mount design and integrated fuel canister slot combination is an original MT Provisions innovation currently being protected under U.S. patent law. This design is unique to MT Provisions.

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Folds flat to 0.25" — fits alongside gear in any pack
Fuel slot for 3.5, 8, and 16 oz canisters
Holds up to 45 lbs — overbuilt for real backcountry loads
Sets up in under 60 seconds — straps to any tree
Includes 5-foot cam buckle strap ($16.95 value)
Made in USA · Patent Pending

The MTP Backcountry Cooking & Utility Table is a 10 oz, tree-mount aluminum camp table built for backpackers who refuse to cook in the dirt. It straps to virtually any tree in under 60 seconds using the included 5-foot cam buckle strap, giving you a stable cooking surface on any trail.

An integrated fuel canister slot fits standard 3.5 oz, 8 oz, and 16 oz canisters from MSR, Jetboil, GSI, and Snow Peak — your stove sits level so you can focus on the meal, not balancing gear on rocks. At 0.25" folded, it slides into any pack alongside your gear without taking up a slot.

Built from 5052 aluminum (the same alloy used in marine and aerospace applications) with a 45 lb load capacity — more than enough for a double-burner setup, a full cook kit, and a water filter. Ultralight, made in the USA, patent pending.

Weight	10 oz
Dimensions	10 × 14 in
Material	5052 Aluminum
Capacity	45 lb
Profile	0.25" Flat
Setup	< 60 sec
Additional Specifications
Cooking Integration	Slot for 3.5, 8, and 16 oz fuel canisters
Origin	Made in USA
Patent	Patent Pending
Strap Included	5-ft Cam Buckle Tree Strap

What's included with my purchase?

The table, plus a 5-foot cam buckle strap ($16.95 value) — everything you need for your first trip.

Which stoves are compatible?

The integrated fuel canister slot is built for standalone canister stoves — like the MSR PocketRocket — where the stove screws directly onto the canister. It fits standard 3.5, 8, and 16 oz canisters from MSR, Jetboil, GSI, and Snow Peak. If you're running a Jetboil integrated cooking system, the canister slot won't fit the unit itself — but the table surface works perfectly as a flat, stable platform. Just set it on top and cook as normal.

Does the table fold up small enough to fit in my backpack?

Yes — at just 0.25" folded, it slides right into your backpack alongside the rest of your gear.

Where is the table made?

Made in the USA — manufactured in Iowa using 100% solar-powered production.

What is the table made of?

5052 aerospace-grade aluminum — the same alloy used in aircraft and marine parts. Light, but built to hold real weight.