Lift Chair Table

Won't tip over Doesn't rest in lap Swivels out of the way

Doesn't sit level Doesn't attach to chair (chair slides on it)

david p. from doerun, ga

60 year old male with micro-venous stasis and arthritic knees. Required to keep legs elevated almost all the time.

Well made, easy to use.

Tray cannot be moved forward and aft once swung into position in front of a person. Recliner cannot always be placed into an optimum position to accommodate person who is handicapped. Forward and aft movement of the tray would allow better positioning for taking meals.

edwin b. from junction city, ks (caregiver)

Male Age 58. Closed head injury. can't walk. Spends most of time in recliner. Uses table for meals and to hold TV remote, etc.

Makes it very handy for snacking in front of tv.

If the base of the table stand is flush with the edge of the chair, the table is too tight for me to fit behind it. I had to extend the table base forward about 6"

david s. from bonita springs, fl

Age: 81 mobile disability

Large table surface

Would be very difficult for a disabled person to assemble. It is difficult to move the table when lounging in the chair.

brigid b. from redmond, wa

Age 73, partially disabled.

Stable, good quality.

If the user needs a Hoyer lift to get into their lift chair, this is probably not the table for you. The magazine rack gets in the way of the lift. We ended up cutting part of the lip off the base, and were able to fit the lift in this slot to get mom into the chair.

joyce j. from largo, fl (caregiver)

Mother is age 86, stoke on right side, needs Hoyer lift, can't stand or walk.

table is large enough and swivels 180 construction is strong

table needs to swivel easier possible solution to leveling problems possible placement of object container around edge of table instead of on the base

gordon m. from berkeley springs, wv (caregiver)

86 yrs. mother with limited mobility and lack of strength in hands and arms

Its well biult.

It has to sit too close to the chair therefore it has to be moved when the lift chair has to be raised anymore than a sitting position. Would like to see a wider base so as to move the chair from a sitting position up one level.

james k. from lehigh acres, fl

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The length of the work surface and the fact that it swings all the way around.

Weight of the table top and design of the base.

jean d. from memphis, tn (caregiver)

We are pleased with the table with the following exceptions: It has to be placed out further in the front of the lift chair than we would have liked t

great

gets a little stiff

debra o. from huron, oh (caregiver)

92 years old love them

STURDY, EASY TO KEEP CLEAN

DIFFICULT TO LOWER & RAISE FOR ARTHRITIS HANDS, COULD USE TILT TOP. RUBBER STRIP ON BOTTOM EDGE DOESN'T STAY ON NEITHER DID RUBBER PAD FOR CHAIR FOOT.

kathryn j. from grantsville, ut

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