Low Overbed Table

durability

nothing

eunice m. from dallas, tx

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Metal supporting structure and frame are excellent quality. Nice and sturdy and solid.

Have been using it for about one (1) month now and haven't noticed any weakness in its operation.

daniel t. from tacoma, wa (caregiver)

This low overbed table provides a lower height which is ideal for the patient, who has difficulty raising her arm. The instruction manual wasn't v

Right level!

Instructions for putting the item together did not match the hardware included with the item. Was totaly different. Hardware did match the item, so was no problem figuring it out! Would have been a problem for someone without mechanical ability!

richard s. from fayetteville, nc

Age: 73; Wheelchair bound with Ataxia.

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gloria g. from notthridge, ca

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It is strong enough to hold the closed circuit tv. When nothing is on top of it, it easily slides up and down.

My sister isn't able to adjust the height when her closed circuit tv is on it due to the weight. We bought it because it was strong enough but didn't consider that adjusting it with weight on it is nearly impossible. It is also top-heavy which isn't the fault of the product.

patricia s. from grass valley, ca (caregiver)

I bought it for my sister who needed to put her closed circuit tv on it as she is visually impaired.

the stand is very sturdy and strong

maybe the table could be a little more solid

calvin t. from honolulu, hi

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Ok

Instruction Manual. It is difficult to read and I was and still not able to insert the parts to make the table raise or lower; there is no instruction for this area.

jeannette l. from kahului, hi

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