Lift Chair Table

I t's sturdiness and the size

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charlotte y. from artesia, nm

My husband is elderly and it is hard for him to move aroun. This Table is just the what he needed.

It is great for my laptop & still have room for other things.

I haven't found any weaknesses.

rebecca l. from zanesville, oh

My age is 53, I have had total knee replacement on one knee & need to have the other knee done. I have arthritis in both knees & hips.

I've tried 4 other tables for my lift chair - this is the only one that I've found is designed to actually work! It's single post design means that it doesn't have legs or wheels that interfere with the lift chair. I can adjust it so I can reach it sitting up or reclined. The height adjust and swivel features mean I can also swing it away from the lift chair and use it from my wheelchair! When not in use, it tucks away neatly across the lift chair or beside it. Awesome!

It's a little stiff to turn, and the table surface tends to wobble you turn it. All managable though!

georgina h. from vancouver , canada

Disability: CP

Sturdy, functional.

Rubber or vinyl molding on "magazine holder" base does not stay on.

leonard w. from aroda, va (caregiver)

age and physical disability

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kenneth j. from port orchard, wa

I AM 80 YEARS OLD WITH LIMITED MOBILITY. I SPEND 8 OR MORE HOURS DAILY IN MY LIFT CHAIR. THIS TABLE HAS STOOD UP WELL. I USE MY LAP TOP COMPUTER COMFO

ease of use.

None!

joseph c. from hope valley, ri

Both Me & My wife as I purchased 2 tables at different times.Just age 80 &78

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harold u. from granbury, tx (caregiver)

86 years old, poor eyesight

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Design is such that it uses one side of chair to hold in place; this requires that a separate support platform be placed on other side to keep chair level. If it were to be held in place by front legs, this would not be needed.

charles z. from monroe twp, nj (caregiver)

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