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title: "CT22N - Tabletop – No holes"
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# 2000 lbs load capacity 6 Quick-Twist Locks 18mm solid wood top CT22N - Tabletop – No holes

**Brand:** bora
**Price:** HK$2345
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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- **What is this?** CT22N - Tabletop – No holes by bora
- **How much does it cost?** HK$2345 with free shipping
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## Best For

- bora enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Heavy-Duty Stability:** Supports up to 2000 lbs, empowering you to tackle the toughest projects with confidence.
- • **Modular & Expandable:** Combine multiple tops or add accessories to customize your workspace for any job size.
- • **Compact Storage Solution:** Folds flat for easy storage and transport—perfect for the on-the-go professional.
- • **Rapid Setup & Secure Locking:** Equipped with 6 Quick-Twist Locks for fast, rock-solid assembly on any Centipede stand.
- • **Ultimate Portable Workstation:** Foldable 24"x48" tabletop with integrated carrying slot for effortless one-hand transport.

## Overview

The BORA Centipede Folding Table Top CT22N is a rugged, 24"x48" solid wood work surface designed for seamless integration with Centipede stands. Featuring a durable 18mm thick top, it supports up to 2000 lbs and includes 6 Quick-Twist Locks for secure, quick setup. Its foldable design with a built-in carrying slot ensures effortless portability and compact storage, making it the ideal mobile workstation for professionals who demand flexibility, strength, and efficiency on every job site.

## Description

Create the ultimate mobile workstation with the BORA Centipede Folding Table Top CT22N. Whether you’re working on a home project, tackling a DIY task, or setting up at a remote worksite, this 24" x 48" tabletop provides an easy, portable solution to your workspace needs. Engineered for durability, this 18mm thick, solid wood surface can support up to 2000 lbs, ensuring you’ve got the stability for any project. Whether crafting, potting plants, or setting up for a tailgate, this versatile collapsible workbench table top is a game changer. Thanks to its foldable, hinged design and integrated carrying slot, transport is a breeze. For even more convenience, you can use a specialized carry bag with strap (B-CK22T Sold Separately). Paired with six Quick-Twist locks, you can secure it in place on your Centipede work stand with confidence, knowing it won’t budge even under heavy pressure. The CT22N Portable table top also offers flexibility in setup, allowing you to combine multiple tops for larger work areas. When the job is done, it folds up neatly for compact storage, making it ideal for those who need efficiency on the go.

Review: Sturdy and easy to set up and compact for storage. - Very sturdy and holds my benchtop equipment without any issues. The storage ability is the best especially when space is minimal.
Review: Good Value, Versatile Work Bench - I purchased the Bora Centipede (2’ x 4’ model) after seeing in a local Home Depot and I also own the Kreg Mobile Project Center & Kreg Track Horse, so I have decided to combine my impressions and experiences in a single post. I have owned the Kreg Mobile Project Center and Track Horse for about three years now. These have not been my primary work surfaces/saw horses but I often set them up as a compliment for unique situations and secondary work area as needed. This is primarily due to the height limitations of the Kreg Project Center. The 31 1/2” height is my single biggest complaint and detraction of the Project Center. I recognize I am abnormally tall (6’5”), so take this complaint with a grain of salt. Disclaimer- I purchased these with my own money, the Track Saw in store at Lowe’s, the Bora at Home Depot and the WorkCenter thru desertcart. I have not been compensated in any way and these opinions are my own based on my experience. I am not sure exactly what structure will work best for this post, so apologies if this format is a bit confusing/inconsistent. HEIGHT: Reiterating and expanding on the height on the Project Center. It is not adjustable. The height on the track saw is adjustable. This renders the adjustability of Track Horse useless when paired together with the Project Center to form a larger work surface. I think this was a big miss by Kreg. Making the legs adjustable would’ve added a bit more weight, but I can’t imagine it would be enough to be a detraction. As noted, the Track Horse height is adjustable and I find it comfortable to use at its highest setting. The Bora Centipede isn’t adjustable; however Bora offers 6” risers which I purchased and the total height of the work surface sits at a very comfortable height. I would have to look, but I don’t think they make any other size risers (say 3” and 9”)- and I would recommend Bora consider manufacturing a solution for other potential applications/user heights. WEIGHT and WORK AREA: The project center is by far the heaviest of the three solutions. While this is not an apples to apples comparison, as obviously the Track Horse is a saw horse footprint; while the Bora is a 2’ x 4’ and the Kreg is just over 2’ wide (27.5”) x just over 2.5’ wide (31.5”), the Project Center it is the heaviest of the three. Additionally keep in mind, the Project Center and Track Horses are one piece where as the Bora is two- the top separates from the base. FEATURES: All of these solutions are packed with features and there are too many to list so I am going to focus on those I use or find to be innovative. On the Project Center and Track Saw, the immediate features that stand out are the clamping options. The Project Center and Track Saw offer a track, running the width, but they also offer a “key hole” slot on the sides allowing for vertical clamping. This feature is great for working on the edge of boards. The Project Center has dog holes and pre drilled holes to install the M4 pocket hole jig. I also use the pre drilled holes to mount and unmount a lightweight vise when the situation requires it. The Bora Centipede also offers a work surface with dog holes. I want to pause here and perhaps clear up what I may have assumed is known about the Centipede. The Centipede is a collapsing base. Bora offers manufactured work surfaces to be paired with the base or you can use sheet goods you may have on hand. However, a work surface isn’t required to use the centipede. There are 2x4 brackets that can be attached to create a partial surface, say for cutting larger materials or using as an out feed or saw station. Back to the features. The Track Horse does not have dog holes. It goes without saying, this is not a knock on the Track Horse. It’s not designed to be a full work surface. At its core it is an adjustable height saw horse. The Kreg Project Center and Track Horse can each function individually or be combined into a pair of saw horses. I supposed, untraditionally, the Centipede is also a sawhorse in a different construct. The Project Center and Track Horse also come with connectors enabling the addition of a sacrificial piece of wood (2x or other) so as not to cut through the aluminum track. The Centipede affords a similar arraignment, albeit differently. Using the 2x4 brackets you could simply add a 2x4 and cut through those. The Kreg options provide an ability to expand the work surface dimensions, at the expense of half of the Project Center table surface. This can be set up by adding a 3/4” thick piece of ply, mfd or other, which is supported with 2x4’s and the Kreg 2x4 brackets between any combination of 2- Project Centers, 2- Track Horses or one of each. I often don’t bother with the runners and just put a ~quarter sheet of 3/4” ply between the Project Center and Track Horse as I am not putting a lot of weight on that expanded work surface. I have not seen a solution to combine two Centipedes into a singular larger work surface; however Bora makes a 4’x8’ version for those regularly needing a larger foot print. One real annoyance I have with the Bora Centipede is the storage bag. Let me say that I called Affinity Toolworks, parent company of Bora, and they said they are working on a solution to this. Anyway the annoyance is that the provided bag cannot accommodate the installed 6” risers and presently no bag is available for purchase. And while they’re working in a 45” ID bag to accommodate- I will remain dissatisfied for the simple reason that I don’t want to spend $20 or more on a carry bag. As it is, the kit I purchased the Centipede 2’x4” top with did not come with a carry bag for the folding top. That bag costs $45 on desertcart as I write this review. $45 for a carry bag…… Instead I am exploring 45” ID carry bags for tents on desertcart which cost approximately $20. A huge plus is all come fully assembled, which in today’s day and age is welcomed. Also the rocker handles to depress the locking detents on the Track Horse are my favorite style. The Project Center opens and closes in seconds and its operation is intuitive. USAGE: All of these work as you’d imagine. The base of the Project Center combined with its weight make it very stable. Same for the Track Horse. The Centipede is also very stabile, however as the top isn’t affixed and similar to what happens if you expand the Kreg solutions and don’t secure the larger work surface to the 2x4 support, bumping the Centipede can move the work surface out of place. I haven’t had it fall off entirely, but that is a definite possibility. To solve this, I affixed some non slip carpet underlay to the tops of my risers and there are other solutions. In fact Bora makes a hold down clamp that comes with some of the kits to secure the work surface. I find that the camel gets in my way and so I like my solution. WARNING: Kreg has warning labels all over the Project Center and yet I have on several occasions still managed to pinch my hand and fingers in the folding top. They could add a lock of some kind, or I could bungee the table tops shut, but when I have laid the Project Center down flat and then picked it up, I have on numerous occasions pinched my hand very, very unpleasantly. Kreg, could solve this but I won’t knock them as it is clearly user error at this point. VALUE: Shipped with features: Kreg comes with clamps, dogs, brackets for the expanded work surface. The Bora can be purchased by itself, however I regularly see it offered with “bonus accessories” at no or little additional cost. These Bora accessories included non slip pads, clamping solutions and cord holders. COST: The Project Center and Track Saw comes as a single unit. The Bora Centipede, due to its versatility can be purchased a just the base and used with a standard sheet of plywood or other, or can be used with the 2x4 clamps (accessory) as a modified surface CONCLUSION: So if I could only choose one…. Well suffice to say that the modularity, features and accessories of these solutions makes this a difficult choice. The Centipede is lighter weight than the Project Center. It also affords a larger surface area (Bora manufactured or homemade). The Kreg offers a more stable base, but it is lower in height. Cost wise, the Centipede (without top) is ~70% the cost of the Track Horse and ~50% of the cost of the Project Center. The Centipede is easier to transport, but lacks a vertical clamping solution (without modification). The Centipede bag situation leave me miffed. Also the Centipede accessories, and I could have touched on this a bit earlier, are as “universal” as the Kreg’s accessories are. By that I mean I can only use them with the Centipede- where as Kreg makes an accessory Clamp Base that allows you to attach and use the Kreg clamp on any work surface (so long as you don’t mind making a hole in that surface or it already has dog holes). All in all you can’t go wrong but I won’t be the person to subject anyone to a lengthy summary and not offer a definitive solution and so I would choose the Centipede, every so slightly, over the Kreg Project Center because of the work surface height, ease of transport and because you can purchase it on its own for 50% of the cost of the Kreg Project Center and adding your own work surface (or none at all).

## Features

- Mobile Workstation: Whether you're jumping between job sites or working on projects at home, this foldable Centipede tabletop makes setting up and packing up your workspace a breeze.
- Centipede Stand: Designed to work seamlessly with all Centipede stands, this tabletop measures 24" x 48" and can handle up to 2000 lbs, giving you the confidence to tackle any heavy-duty task.
- Work Surface: This tabletop has a built-in carrying slot that lets you transport it with one hand, freeing up the other for your gear. Optional B-CK22T carry bag available.
- Quick Setup: Designed to work seamlessly with all Centipede stands, this tabletop includes 6 Quick-Twist Locks to easily lock each section of this work bench top in place.
- Package Contents: Package includes 1 Centipede Tabletop plus 6 quick-twist locks to secure the top to your Centipede Work stand. Set up instructions are on the box along with images.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08S475LLB |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Base Type | Casters |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #20,840 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #11 in Workbenches |
| Brand | BORA |
| Color | Brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,537) |
| Date First Available | January 20, 2021 |
| Finish | Unfinished |
| Finish Type | Unfinished |
| Frame Material | Wood |
| Included Components | Table Top and 6x Quick Twists |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 27.3 pounds |
| Item model number | CT22N |
| Load Capacity | 2000 pound |
| Manufacturer | Affinity Tool Works |
| Material | Wood |
| Part Number | CT22N |
| Pattern | Top |
| Product Dimensions | 24"D x 48"W x 0.75"H |
| Size | 2'x4' Standard Table Top |
| Style | 2'x4' - 3/4" Dog Holes |
| UPC | 878258007894 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BORA
- **Color:** Brown
- **Finish Type:** Unfinished
- **Material:** Wood
- **Product Dimensions:** 24"D x 48"W x 0.75"H

## Images

![CT22N - Tabletop – No holes - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71jtbjhlxvL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sturdy and easy to set up and compact for storage.
*by A***R on January 12, 2026*

Very sturdy and holds my benchtop equipment without any issues. The storage ability is the best especially when space is minimal.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Value, Versatile Work Bench
*by M***S on July 10, 2021*

I purchased the Bora Centipede (2’ x 4’ model) after seeing in a local Home Depot and I also own the Kreg Mobile Project Center & Kreg Track Horse, so I have decided to combine my impressions and experiences in a single post. I have owned the Kreg Mobile Project Center and Track Horse for about three years now. These have not been my primary work surfaces/saw horses but I often set them up as a compliment for unique situations and secondary work area as needed. This is primarily due to the height limitations of the Kreg Project Center. The 31 1/2” height is my single biggest complaint and detraction of the Project Center. I recognize I am abnormally tall (6’5”), so take this complaint with a grain of salt. Disclaimer- I purchased these with my own money, the Track Saw in store at Lowe’s, the Bora at Home Depot and the WorkCenter thru Amazon. I have not been compensated in any way and these opinions are my own based on my experience. I am not sure exactly what structure will work best for this post, so apologies if this format is a bit confusing/inconsistent. HEIGHT: Reiterating and expanding on the height on the Project Center. It is not adjustable. The height on the track saw is adjustable. This renders the adjustability of Track Horse useless when paired together with the Project Center to form a larger work surface. I think this was a big miss by Kreg. Making the legs adjustable would’ve added a bit more weight, but I can’t imagine it would be enough to be a detraction. As noted, the Track Horse height is adjustable and I find it comfortable to use at its highest setting. The Bora Centipede isn’t adjustable; however Bora offers 6” risers which I purchased and the total height of the work surface sits at a very comfortable height. I would have to look, but I don’t think they make any other size risers (say 3” and 9”)- and I would recommend Bora consider manufacturing a solution for other potential applications/user heights. WEIGHT and WORK AREA: The project center is by far the heaviest of the three solutions. While this is not an apples to apples comparison, as obviously the Track Horse is a saw horse footprint; while the Bora is a 2’ x 4’ and the Kreg is just over 2’ wide (27.5”) x just over 2.5’ wide (31.5”), the Project Center it is the heaviest of the three. Additionally keep in mind, the Project Center and Track Horses are one piece where as the Bora is two- the top separates from the base. FEATURES: All of these solutions are packed with features and there are too many to list so I am going to focus on those I use or find to be innovative. On the Project Center and Track Saw, the immediate features that stand out are the clamping options. The Project Center and Track Saw offer a track, running the width, but they also offer a “key hole” slot on the sides allowing for vertical clamping. This feature is great for working on the edge of boards. The Project Center has dog holes and pre drilled holes to install the M4 pocket hole jig. I also use the pre drilled holes to mount and unmount a lightweight vise when the situation requires it. The Bora Centipede also offers a work surface with dog holes. I want to pause here and perhaps clear up what I may have assumed is known about the Centipede. The Centipede is a collapsing base. Bora offers manufactured work surfaces to be paired with the base or you can use sheet goods you may have on hand. However, a work surface isn’t required to use the centipede. There are 2x4 brackets that can be attached to create a partial surface, say for cutting larger materials or using as an out feed or saw station. Back to the features. The Track Horse does not have dog holes. It goes without saying, this is not a knock on the Track Horse. It’s not designed to be a full work surface. At its core it is an adjustable height saw horse. The Kreg Project Center and Track Horse can each function individually or be combined into a pair of saw horses. I supposed, untraditionally, the Centipede is also a sawhorse in a different construct. The Project Center and Track Horse also come with connectors enabling the addition of a sacrificial piece of wood (2x or other) so as not to cut through the aluminum track. The Centipede affords a similar arraignment, albeit differently. Using the 2x4 brackets you could simply add a 2x4 and cut through those. The Kreg options provide an ability to expand the work surface dimensions, at the expense of half of the Project Center table surface. This can be set up by adding a 3/4” thick piece of ply, mfd or other, which is supported with 2x4’s and the Kreg 2x4 brackets between any combination of 2- Project Centers, 2- Track Horses or one of each. I often don’t bother with the runners and just put a ~quarter sheet of 3/4” ply between the Project Center and Track Horse as I am not putting a lot of weight on that expanded work surface. I have not seen a solution to combine two Centipedes into a singular larger work surface; however Bora makes a 4’x8’ version for those regularly needing a larger foot print. One real annoyance I have with the Bora Centipede is the storage bag. Let me say that I called Affinity Toolworks, parent company of Bora, and they said they are working on a solution to this. Anyway the annoyance is that the provided bag cannot accommodate the installed 6” risers and presently no bag is available for purchase. And while they’re working in a 45” ID bag to accommodate- I will remain dissatisfied for the simple reason that I don’t want to spend $20 or more on a carry bag. As it is, the kit I purchased the Centipede 2’x4” top with did not come with a carry bag for the folding top. That bag costs $45 on Amazon as I write this review. $45 for a carry bag…… Instead I am exploring 45” ID carry bags for tents on Amazon which cost approximately $20. A huge plus is all come fully assembled, which in today’s day and age is welcomed. Also the rocker handles to depress the locking detents on the Track Horse are my favorite style. The Project Center opens and closes in seconds and its operation is intuitive. USAGE: All of these work as you’d imagine. The base of the Project Center combined with its weight make it very stable. Same for the Track Horse. The Centipede is also very stabile, however as the top isn’t affixed and similar to what happens if you expand the Kreg solutions and don’t secure the larger work surface to the 2x4 support, bumping the Centipede can move the work surface out of place. I haven’t had it fall off entirely, but that is a definite possibility. To solve this, I affixed some non slip carpet underlay to the tops of my risers and there are other solutions. In fact Bora makes a hold down clamp that comes with some of the kits to secure the work surface. I find that the camel gets in my way and so I like my solution. WARNING: Kreg has warning labels all over the Project Center and yet I have on several occasions still managed to pinch my hand and fingers in the folding top. They could add a lock of some kind, or I could bungee the table tops shut, but when I have laid the Project Center down flat and then picked it up, I have on numerous occasions pinched my hand very, very unpleasantly. Kreg, could solve this but I won’t knock them as it is clearly user error at this point. VALUE: Shipped with features: Kreg comes with clamps, dogs, brackets for the expanded work surface. The Bora can be purchased by itself, however I regularly see it offered with “bonus accessories” at no or little additional cost. These Bora accessories included non slip pads, clamping solutions and cord holders. COST: The Project Center and Track Saw comes as a single unit. The Bora Centipede, due to its versatility can be purchased a just the base and used with a standard sheet of plywood or other, or can be used with the 2x4 clamps (accessory) as a modified surface CONCLUSION: So if I could only choose one…. Well suffice to say that the modularity, features and accessories of these solutions makes this a difficult choice. The Centipede is lighter weight than the Project Center. It also affords a larger surface area (Bora manufactured or homemade). The Kreg offers a more stable base, but it is lower in height. Cost wise, the Centipede (without top) is ~70% the cost of the Track Horse and ~50% of the cost of the Project Center. The Centipede is easier to transport, but lacks a vertical clamping solution (without modification). The Centipede bag situation leave me miffed. Also the Centipede accessories, and I could have touched on this a bit earlier, are as “universal” as the Kreg’s accessories are. By that I mean I can only use them with the Centipede- where as Kreg makes an accessory Clamp Base that allows you to attach and use the Kreg clamp on any work surface (so long as you don’t mind making a hole in that surface or it already has dog holes). All in all you can’t go wrong but I won’t be the person to subject anyone to a lengthy summary and not offer a definitive solution and so I would choose the Centipede, every so slightly, over the Kreg Project Center because of the work surface height, ease of transport and because you can purchase it on its own for 50% of the cost of the Kreg Project Center and adding your own work surface (or none at all).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3/4" Dog Holes aren't "standard"
*by K***F on February 9, 2025*

I bought this about 4 months ago (the model with the t-tracks). I have really liked mine, but I am struggling to find accessories for it that fit as most MFT accessories are based off of the Festool MFT design which is 20mm holes at 96mm. Bora ALSO has a Festool compatible version although not listed on their website it is on amazon. I also ended up with the base in the taller height for a better working height. I wanted to use a track saw guide rail hinge (although there are other options but easier to find if it were 20mm) so I got a set of tracktubes to go under this so I had a side rail to mount the hinge to. If I could do it again I would get the 20mm hole version, and the shorter centipede base because the tracktubes lift up the table a couple inches. There are SO many options out there, this is a good one, and for portability it cant really be beat. Its hard to know what you need before you start working but hopefully my experience will give you some insight.

## Frequently Bought Together

- BORA Centipede Folding Table Top for Bora Centipede Work Stand Saw Horses - 24 Inch x 48 Inch - Includes Wood Top + 6 Quick-Twist Locks for a Portable, Quick Setup Work Table or Workbench, CT22N Brown
- BORA Centipede CK6S 30 inch height Portable Work Stand, Includes 4 X-Cups, 4 Quick Clamps, Carry Bag, Portable Work Support Sawhorse, 2Ft x 4Ft, 30 inch work height, 2500lb weight, Orange/Black

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