Overbed Table with Wheels Laptop Desk Cart Table Over The Bed Table Adjustable Height and Length for Hospital and Home use

This table has been a godsend since my surgery! So.very.handy. Highly recommend this. We both were searching around on Amazon for a table, as we always read reviews before ordering. This table had a bad review which I’m sure ONE bad review could cause a lot of issues. Sad. I’m telling you, it’s been sturdy, strong, fits perfectly around a recliner. I’m recovering from shoulder surgery. Perfect for holding an iPad, and I’m sure a laptop if you had one. The legs and strong and sturdy. My husband put it together in no time flat. It was a next day delivery with Amazon which was great!!!! I’m telling you every single thing about this table has been great!!! 👍🏻 Five stars here!!! Most definitely buy this table. There were not that many choices. This was the best. We liked that you could raise or lower the height of the table. (Fits your chair or bed) And then widen or narrow the length of the table to fit your chair or bed. If I recall it can fit a twin bed. But I’ll just be rehabbing for six weeks, so need this for my recliner. It’s great!!!!!!👍🏻 ☺️

Fits over a very wide recliner and is adjustable! My husband can’t stand very well and there are times he can’t get to the table to eat. This works perfectly. I just roll it in front of him and he is good to go. He can keep his remote controls and books on it too. There is enough room for quite a few things. Needed a measuring tape to make the legs the same distance apart and the same height. But that’s ok. Pretty easy to put together. Worth the money for sure.

If you're considering buying this table, you know the reasons I needed it. I had been looking for options for my recliner-bound life without success. I had my eye on a Lagun table, but couldn't figure out how to adapt it to a floor mount without hiring somebody to do the work and doubling the cost of an already expensive item. I had seen other tables like this, but they were sized to fit queen-size beds, not a recliner. ☹️ Then one day, this one was listed!👀 I now live with it in front of me almost all the time. It's well made, roomy, very sturdy, and looks good in my adaptable-equipped living room! It's not perfect, but it solves my problem and even gives me more independence! Here are some hints and tips: ⭐ I can't imagine why you would need the Protection Plan. This thing is carefully designed, well-built, and very sturdy. The warranty and Amazon return policy would cover any manufacturing flaws, and the Plan wouldn't cover using it as a bench for your horse to sit on 😉. ⭐ You'll need a right-angle ruler📐to get the legs placed evenly. I made one using the corner of a box, or you can get a basic carpenter square on Amazon for under $10. (Hint to manufacturer: Print a right-angle guide ruler on an inside corner of the box.) ⭐ Put the table top off-center if that works better for you. The design of the legs makes it quite adjustable. Mine is a couple of inches to the right of center since I'm very right handed. ⭐ The wheels it comes with didn't roll nicely on my carpet, so I replaced them with a slightly larger set (8mm screw post) - Amazon has a variety of sizes starting under $10. ⭐ The table edge is sharp against your wrist or palm! I haven't found a real fix yet. For now, I use a wearable wrist pad while I explore options like baby-proof edging - also available on Amazon in a wide variety of types and colors. (Hint to manufacturer: It would be great if you gave the tabletop a roundover edge.) ⭐ I like the adjustable angle for holding a book, but if I want a flat surface, the stopper that keeps a book from falling into your lap just gets in the way. It does not make a good wrist rest when I'm writing or using a keyboard! So I turn the table around with the stopper on the far side most of the time. The slot for a cell phone now makes a good pen or stylus holder. (Challenge to manufacturer: Make the stopper lower with a roundover edge, or even retractable.) ⭐ I plan to make a few more adaptations: I'm looking for the right cup holder that can screw to the bottom of the table. Some little pull-out drawers would be nice, and under the angled section there's space for a hidden compartment. The knobs are a little bulky, so I'm eventually going to replace them with smaller ones with shorter shafts. All that is available on Amazon, too. It's so stable that I'm considering mounting my monitor on it with a swing-away arm, but that might make it too heavy for me to roll it easily (bigger wheels?). If you decide to buy one, don't be afraid to make it suit your needs and preferences. Use your imagination. I've used my table for seven months, and I think this could be my most valuable adaptability device. Not bad for such an affordable price (especially when it's marked down)! It checks all the boxes: ✅ design ✅ appearance ✅ quality ✅ price ✅ adaptability ✅ potential

I love this little table. I don't think its always easy to loosen the handles on every leg, every time you want to change the table's height (so I took one star away). I do think the wheels, materials used to make the table and the tables adjustable mid-section are awesome. It wheels directly over my lazy boy, so I can work and watch the television. Although, I eventually ended up buying a larger electronic lift table, I think this table would be a perfect buy for someone who has limited space.

This table tray was very easy to put together and took about an hour to assemble. It is a great replacement for the medical tray tables that never quite reach the person sitting in the recliner. This table slides in on rolling casters from the front of the recliner and goes all the way back to the person sitting in the chair, making it easer and more comfortable, especially, to eat dinner from a plate on the tray. No more plate on the lap or reaching from far away, as with a medical tray table. It is adjustable vertically and horizontally and has a tray that tilts upward for iPad use, magazines, books, etc.. There is a plastic bar that keeps things from sliding off the tray and onto the floor when tilted. It's also great for doing hand and arm OT exercises. This tray is a much better option than a medical tray table and less expensive, too. The quality of the table is consistent with the price and if you're careful, and not rough, it should last for a long time. Highly recommend this product. Have been looking for something like this for a long time.

The edges are very sharp. If you rest your arms on this thing you will be uncomfortable. Mine came with minor defects; paint scratches and the like on the legs. The middle deck is pretty tight between the outer platforms, so it binds a little bit when raising and lowering. Assembly is easy enough and doesn't require tools, but it will take a bit if trial and error to get it level. Overall quality is cheap to low-grade. Final verdict: It will do the job. But, it's cheap for a reason (though not cheap enough).

I have purchased hospital type tables that are made for bedside use. But I wanted something that could fit over a recliner and I was intrigued by the tilt component that ostensibly holds a tablet or magazine at an angle, making it easier for the user. My mother suffered a stroke and a leg amputation and her recovery has been challenging, yet she stuck with her physical therapy worked hard and is able to transfer from bed to wheelchair and to recliners via a transfer board. I mention this because this item speaks to many people in the disabled/senior community and their care caregivers and it really upsets me that such a low quality product like this lets so many people in those communities down. The biggest defect is that there is no mechanism to consistently expand/raise/lower the table conveniently or evenly. You have to manually screw in 4 separate knobs to hold the table in place and there are barely visible notches (not numbers or letters) on the legs and cross support bars to judge how far to lower raise or expand the table. You have to eyeball this each time and 99% of the time, you end up with an uneven table which makes it incredibly frustrating to use. Also the table top is of a questionable quality at best, I left a wet, wipe on the table for several hours by accident. And when I removed it the table covering/surface was already bubbled. And when this is in full expansion mode, this table is flimsy AF. I am just po’d when I think about caregivers who are balancing 30 other tasks at once who have to spend 20 minutes trying to expand this table so that it fits over a bed or recliner. Just a ripoff, stay away and research these kinds of items much more thoroughly than I did!

This is the best purchase I have ever made from Amazon. I use this for my computer table while sitting in my recliner chair. It is perfect. It rolls easily when I am ready to get up. It can be sized to whatever width you need. It is very sturdy. It has plenty of room for my laptop and documents on both sides, plus my cell phone. It fits over the arms of my recliner and has my laptop at a comfortable position for me to work. What a great piece! I wish that I had purchased it long before now.