Lift Chair Table

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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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

Works with lift chairs

poorly designed to move up/down

corinne a. from loveland, co (caregiver)

87 year old woman living at home with home health care support

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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Quality fabric. Good mechanicals. Easy in getting up and down.

Inability to sit upright.

mary l. from springfield, va

My disability is walking. I cannot sit upright in the chair - without having my feet and legs hanging down!! I read alot - don't watch TV that much.

it serves its purpose

not user friend especially when most of these products are sold for elderly people and the caregivers are in their 60s and it was not easy for me to assemble and you should state that in your ads .

betty w. from austin, tx (caregiver)

First of all I had a great deal of difficulty putting the table together and had to get help from one friend who could still not make it work