Drive Medical 13067 Non Tilt Top Overbed Table, Silver Vein

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Drive Medical 13067 Non Tilt Top Overbed Table, Silver Vein
Enormous Value, Dependability and Quality The Non-Tilt Over bed Table from Drive Medical represents everything you want in a traditional and sturdy mobile bed table. You’ll fully appreciate the enormous support and utility this table offers you, because being bedridden no longer needs to be an unfortunate situation that incapacitates, or prevents you from carrying out business or meaningful personal activities that add a measure of independence and achievement to your daily life. The table rises and lowers easily, requiring the slightest of upward pressure, making it user friendly for all ages and needs. The swivel casters make it extremely lightweight and comfortable to move from one position, or room to the next. The laminated surface is textured, making it difficult for items to slide off your table, and once your desired height is reached, the table top locks firmly and safely into place. If you seek stability, safety and value, the traditionally designed Non-Tilt Over bed Table from Drive Medical is the ideal solution you've been searching for. Go ahead. Experience the Drive Difference Now.
Benefits:
- Table top can be raised or lowered in infinite positions between 28"- 45"
- H-style base with 2" swivel casters provides stability and allows table to be easily moved
- Tabletop can be raised with slightest upward pressure and locks securely when height adjustment handle is released
- For proper assembly, do not remove bottom screw
- Tabletop dimensions: 15"(D) x 30"(W) x 28-45"(H); Base dimensions: 15.5"(D) x 26.5"(W); Weight capacity: 40 pounds
Customer Feedbacks:
1. I spent days scouring the internet for an adjustable, mobile desk-like surface to use while I'm on my indoor bike trainer. Everything I came across was either too short or would interfere with the tires. This works perfectly. The base is on wheels that can lock into place, the overall height just exceeds the 43" needed to clear my handlebars, and though it did take some time to assemble, it was fairly straightforward. I completed assembly in 30 minutes and didn't require anything other than a pair of pliers and a screwdriver. While it's not heavy duty, it more than accommodates my laptop, a drink, and a small fan.
2. Had a total shoulder replacement and wanted a hospital table for my recuperation. The local medical supply store had one for over 0, but we found this one for a fraction of the price. Assembly instructions are not the clearest, but it’s fairly intuitive to put it together. The table is nice and wide, and very stable. I had my computer (with mouse), cell phone, and a small basket with my meds, pen and paper, etc all on the table. Perfect for my needs.
3.This table was easy to assemble and didn't require any special tools. I had a screwdriver and pliers on hand but didn't need them. I was afraid that it might be easy to tip over when rolling it on carpet but the caster wheels are wide set apart and make the table quite stable. It's easy to raise up, just lift from the bottom of the tray part and it goes up easily. To lower it, press the lever on the stand side and it lowers nicely. The surface is quite slick so if you leave things on it when moving it, they have a tendency to slide around or even off. A small lip around the edge of the tray would have been nice. Besides that minor quirk, the table is a great buy.