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Roadworx DJ Table

A sturdy steel DJ table with a deep top that sets up in minutes; at 21 kg it is heavy to carry.

Roadworx DJ Table set up, from the front

Photos: Roadworx (Thomann)

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Only 1 professional review so far, 1 recommending it

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Best for
Mobile DJs who want a firm, deep top at standing height.
Skip it if
You carry gear alone, or need to lower the worktop.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 1 professional review and 42 owner reviews: a fair amount of evidence.

Only one professional review exists, but it and 42 Thomann owners agree the steel table stands firm and sets up in minutes without tools. Its weight is the common complaint, raised by 20 sources, and a few find the top and shelf fiddly to hook in or the optional covers see-through.

1 recommend0 mixed0 avoid

What people praise

  • Stands firm and doesn't wobble once set up
  • Sets up and packs away in minutes, without tools
  • Looks clean and professional, especially with the covers
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  • Roomy top for an all-in-one, or players and a mixer
  • Comfortable standing working height
  • The included bag carries the whole table
  • Adjustable feet level it on uneven floors

What to know first

  • Heavy to carry, more so with the extra shelf in the bag
  • Top and shelf are fiddly to hook in, and some doubt the top's hold if someone leans on it
  • The optional fabric covers show through and their Velcro lets go
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  • Too small for four players or two turntables with a four-channel mixer
  • Bag straps tear or the bag arrives cut
  • Fixed working height is high for shorter DJs
  • Paint chips easily or the finish is rough
See the 1 reviews behind this

1 professional review (1 recommend, 0 mixed, 0 avoid); 42 owner reviews read at Thomann (Guitar Center does not stock it)Compiled 2026-11-04How this is compiled

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Before you buy

Released
August 2022
Status
Current

Works with

  • DJ controllers, or a mixer with turntablesMaker's stated use

    Thomann lists a large work surface for DJ controllers and DJ mixers with record players Manufacturer spec sheet (Roadworx (Thomann)), checked 2026-11-04

  • Four-channel controllersFits

    Bonedo found a four-channel controller such as the Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000 fits, without much room to spare Bonedo, checked 2026-11-04

  • Two turntables and a mixerTurntables sideways

    Bonedo found the turntables have to be turned sideways and paired with a slim two-channel mixer such as the Pioneer DJ DJM-S11; a laptop is then a tight fit Bonedo, checked 2026-11-04

  • Large all-in-onesOwners report a fit

    Thomann owners report a Denon Prime 4 or Prime 4+ fitting, with room beside it for a tablet or small items Thomann owner reviews, checked 2026-11-04

  • LoadUp to 50 kg

    Thomann gives a maximum load of 50 kg; Bonedo's 2022 test quoted 100 kg Manufacturer spec sheet (Roadworx (Thomann)), checked 2026-11-04

You’ll also need

  • Fabric coversSold separately

    Roadworx sells black and white covers (two front and two side panels, washable at 40°) that fix to Velcro strips already on the frame; Bonedo notes the strips look out of place without them Manufacturer spec sheet (Roadworx (Thomann)), checked 2026-11-04

  • Extra shelfOptional

    A second shelf of the same size hooks in at one of three heights inside the frame and adds 6.5 kg Bonedo, checked 2026-11-04

  • Laptop standFrom another maker

    Roadworx makes no laptop stand for it; Bonedo suggests a stand from another maker that fixes to the square tube above the mesh Bonedo, checked 2026-11-04

Key specs

Dimensions (W x D x H)
1203 x 605 x 1125 mm (47.4 x 23.8 x 44.3 in)
Worktop (W x D)
1137 x 570 mm (44.8 x 22.4 in)
Height of worktop
932 mm (36.7 in)
Weight
21.0 kg (46.3 lb)
Maximum load
50 kg (110 lb)
Material
Square steel tubing
All 12 specifications
Finish
Black lacquer
Gig bag
Included, with three handles and a double zip
Assembly
Without tools: the frame unfolds on hinges and the worktop hooks onto it on four bolts
Cable access
Two holes in the worktop, lined with plastic rings, with clip-in covers that have a small sliding window
Feet
Two screw-out ball-joint feet on each folding section, with about 1 cm of height adjustment
Storage
Space under the worktop; an optional shelf (1137 x 570 mm, 6.5 kg) is sold separately

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Our take

Rory TassellWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

Only one professional review exists, Bonedo's, which recommends it, and 42 Thomann owners largely agree: the steel frame stands firm and sets up in minutes without tools. Weight is the main reservation, raised by 20 of the 43 sources, and a few find the top fiddly to hook in. Buy it for a deep top at a fixed 932 mm; if you carry gear alone up stairs, choose a lighter table.

What it is

Status, November 2026: current. Thomann lists the DJ Table under its own Roadworx brand.

What it is

The Roadworx DJ Table is a folding DJ table that Thomann has sold under its own Roadworx brand since August 2022 (Thomann product page). The frame is black-lacquered square steel tubing, and a fine metal mesh 200 mm high surrounds the worktop, per Bonedo's test. The worktop measures 1137 x 570 mm (44.8 x 22.4 in) and sits at 932 mm (36.7 in); Bonedo found the screw-out feet give only about 1 cm of adjustment, so the height is in effect fixed. Overall it measures 1203 x 605 x 1125 mm, weighs 21.0 kg (46.3 lb) and is rated for 50 kg (110 lb), although Bonedo's 2022 test quoted 100 kg. Thomann gives no folded size.

It goes together without tools: the frame unfolds on hinges and the worktop hooks on with four bolts. Two holes in the top take cables, and it comes in a gig bag with three handles. Fabric covers in black or white and a second shelf weighing 6.5 kg are sold separately.

Thomann says the top takes DJ controllers or a mixer with turntables. Bonedo fitted a four-channel controller such as the Pioneer DJ DDJ-1000, but turntables fit only turned sideways beside a slim two-channel mixer like the Pioneer DJ DJM-S11. Owners report a Denon DJ Prime 4 fitting, and most say it stands firm; the common complaint is its weight, and several find the top and shelf fiddly to hook in.

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