Abstract: A table tent is described for protecting food at an outdoor picnic. The table tent is intended to be constructed of mesh and supported on an interframe covering a conventional picnic table top. A mesh panel is provided immediately adjacent a table top and typically a plastic bottom which would have drain holes therein is provided on top of the mesh. The supporting frame rests on top of the plastic bottom and a mesh tent is provided having a roof resting on the top of the supporting frame and depending sides. The sides would be affixed to the border of the mesh base panel preferably by Velcro strips. Access to the table tent is provided by clear plastic windows in the upper roof which are secured by Velcro strips to the mesh tent. Compartments are further provided in the structure covered by clear plastic windows for holding eating utensils, napkins, bread and the like.

Abstract: A table tent is described for protecting food at an outdoor picnic. The table tent is intended to be constructed of mesh and supported on an interframe covering a conventional picnic table top. A mesh panel is provided immediately adjacent a table top and typically a plastic bottom which would have drain holes therein is provided on top of the mesh. The supporting frame rests on top of the plastic bottom and a mesh tent is provided having a roof resting on the top of the supporting frame and depending sides. The sides would be affixed to the border of the mesh base panel preferably by Velcro strips. Access to the table tent is provided by clear plastic windows in the upper roof which are secured by Velcro strips to the mesh tent. Compartments are further provided in the structure covered by clear plastic windows for holding eating utensils, napkins, bread and the like.