Tilt-Top Overbed Table

Looks nice.

Very wobbly and has no drawer for pen paper etc.

john g. from glen ridge, nj

The table is being used by the side of his lift chair The only thing missing is a draw. The person using is 77 yr male who is in Chair 80% of day.

I think the strengths are tilt top, quality wheels, and well-built overall.

I think the only weakness is the directions to assembly. To improve: clearer step-by-step instructions.

joyce r. from fairview, pa (caregiver)

My husband was diagnosed with a primary brain tumor and experienced post-surgery complications that resulted in limited physical mobility.

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julina b. from brooklyn, ny

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Allows feeding in bed or wheelchair with ease

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elizabeth m. from pittsburg, pa (caregiver)

91 year old father with dementia and very limited mobility

I love being able to adjust the height and tilt. It works great when I am relaxing in bed or sitting in my chair.

I honestly see no weaknesses in this table. I wish I could have one for by my couch. Maybe someday I will get a second one.

brenda o. from thief river falls, mn

I am the user of this table. I do not have a disability. I bought the table to use for my laptop computer and it works great.

None absolutely! Flimsy quality

One only need to compare this product with the same table we purchased three years earlier. It has a much smaller post and is of inferior quality. It will not last more than a year, I am sure.

r malcolm b. from austin, tx

Stroke victim

Lowest height of any over-bed table.

Flimsy construction. Adjusting height & tilt require strength beyond that of the end user.

amaryllis t. from west hollywood, ca (caregiver)

88 year old male with Parkinson's & poor eyesight - will use as desk.

easy to adjust.none

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stuart r. from lockeford, ca (caregiver)

81 bedridden rheumatoid arthitis cant walk

Light weight, does what it is supposed to!

Positions for the tilt are too limited .

bette r. from brooklyn park, mn (caregiver)

Husband had a stroke - very limited use of left side. This table allows him to conveniently read a newspaper in bed, or read or have a snack sitting

good quality-easy to assemble-good features

tilt top is a little hard to manipulate- would serve us a bit better if it could be lowered just a bit more for use at a lift chair

jean w. from everett, pa (caregiver)

stroke victim- left side paralysis- 77 yo wf

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ernest h. from sleepy hollow, il

25 April 2011 Great product. Have ms and really helps my wife, who is my caregiver.

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Sometimes it seems to stick a little when up and down, but could just be the operator

barbara o. from fernandina beach, fl

spinal chord injury, can only lay on one side in bed, not able to sit up, but with this tray next to the bed, I can easily access my laptop, or book.