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Its a footing not a table. The weight is still on the earth underneath. How moist is ur emergency roadside kit that its got rotting plywood?
My car's kinda shit and I live in a place that gets a decent amount of rain and/or snow through different parts of the year. There are times when it'll get damp and stay damp for extended periods of time. Could probably do something to help it resist the climate a little better or run the AC to dehumidify but I haven't and likely won't because the overall impact is minor. Anyway, I had some wood stashed away for car-being-kinda-shit reasons and, while cleaning out some road trip junk, noticed that it was growing new life and warping a little. Might have been the conditions, might have just been the wrong kind of wood. Not much of a story but it's another item on the list of things I check once in a while.