Lift Chair Table

Good quality product. Made to last for many years.

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raymond m. from whitehouse, tx (caregiver)

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You can position the table anywhere you want it.

It fits under lift chair and not on wheels.

richard m. from chicago, il

I have a hard time walking and sitting and I'm overweight.

Large, swings easily, very easy to assemble.

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phillip s. from clyde, tx

70 year old male with neuropathy in right leg, 75 year old female.

Infinite position allows for comfortable sleep.

It would be nice if it were offered in leather.

jim h. from aims, ia (caregiver)

Has Parkinsons and his mobility is greatly limited.

Able to swing out of the way and adjustable height.

Could use a few more specifics in putting the table together & a sticker code ( A goes into B). Had to put a piece of wood under the other leg so it wouldn't sit tilted. (Could have been a Tip.)

peggy w. from odenville, al (caregiver)

Needed an adjustable table for the lift chair so that he could eat sitting in the chair when needed.

very well made

Not easy for every body to put together.

rebecca a j. from charlotte, nc

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catherine b. from grand island, ny

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Solid

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edith s. from winston salem, nc

69 year old female that has degenerated discs in the spine and needs to sit frequently, so the swing table is perfect for computer, phone and stuff.

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howard f. from springfield, va (caregiver)

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Easy to use. Once it is together

Instructions for assembly were abysmal

stephen s. from redding, ca

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Let's her have a little mobility so she feels better about herself.

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eual m. from graford, tx (caregiver)

85 years old, one shoulder replaced and the other is bad so there is no arm strength.

Ease of use.

Needs the option of "mini-pads" on bottom to prevent slipping or damage to wood floors.

gerald g. from athens, ga (caregiver)

Spouse had serious foot surgery. No weight for 8 weeks. Table makes it possible to eat, read, do crafts.