Drive Medical 13067 Non Tilt Top Overbed Table with Wheels and Secure Height Adjustment,Tray Table for Hospital or Home Use, Bedside Rolling Overbed Table, Silver Vein

These are great tables! I bought one for when I had back surgery. They are extremely sturdy, with a nice finish on the top. The wheels can lock and it holds a good deal of weight. I loved it so much I bought my husband one. These are our new nightstands! The directions are a little confusing, but once you get what they are trying to say, its pretty easy to assemble.

Had mine for over two years now (bought in feb '23) and it's still in great shape! I bought some foam edging, so it's comfier to rest my wrists on the edge, and it also keeps things from just sliding off. I needed to tighten the two screws securing the stem to the base recently, because it was a bit wobbly, but that fixed the wobble, and it's the only issue the table has had in two years of heavy use! Great build quality. Solid and reliable! Still using the original wheels, too. I had expected to replace them pretty quickly with roller blade chair wheels, because I use the table on a carpet, but the wheels work fine and are still going strong! I love my table!

This is my favorite piece of furniture, currently. I spend way too much time on my laptop computer and got tired of having it on my lap or being stuck at the dining table. Also, there is so much medical evidence that sitting for extended periods is so bad for us, so i wanted something adjustable for multiple options. I can use this table over the bed, in front of the couch, over my recumbent exercise bike, or while i stand or walk in place. The highest setting is good chest height for our household, but we are 5'6" and below, so that may not work for everyone. Anyway, I love this thing and wish I had a multi-use table like this in my college and apartment days.The metal base is substantial and of high quality, leading to the whole assembly feeling sturdy. The wheels maneuver well, and I like the locks (on two of the wheels) I can lock and unlock easily with bare toes. The height adjust is easy to do with one hand, or two if there is a fair amount of weight on the table top. I was worried the table top would feel small, but I have plenty of room for my large laptop, a mouse/mouse pad a paper notebook, and a beverage of choice. However, I love that it doesn't take up much space, and can be used as a side table or put against the wall when not in use.I read some other reviews about assembly problems and dangers. I believe all of these have been addressed because everything was very clearly labeled and assembly was simple and quick. At the highest setting, the table can be a little wobbly on plush carpet, but the footprint would have to be larger to adjust for that, so I am very satisfied with it. The only thing I would change, if I were being picky, is to add a lock so that you could pick the table up by the table top without the neck going up for carrying it up and downstairs.I was hesitant to spend money on a small table but this is worth every penny. It is has been used 12+ hours a day everyday for four months, and not always gently. It looks as good, and works as well as it did the first day.

I got this table because I used to have a medical overbed table as a computer desk. My computer is actually plugged into my TV, so my TV is my monitor. I like to switch between standing and sitting while I work, so I used to use a medical table like this one (my parents got it from a local thrift store). A while ago it broke, and I finally gave in and decided to get another one (because they're so great!). After reviewing various tables under $100, I finally settled on this one. Contrary to other reviews, the instructions are fine. They're not amazingly simple, but they're not overly complicated. It works very well for my purposes of housing a keyboard, mouse, and other misc. desk supplies. That being said, the part that makes it go up or down does seem to have issues. It could be the way it was installed, but the table doesn't like to stay put. It tends to slip up easily to the point where whenever you put it down all the way it creeps up a few inches. It's pretty annoying, but after adding all the stuff on top of it, I think the weight helps keep it down. All in all, even though the product is relatively shoddy, it works well enough for the price and is generally made up of seemingly well-constructed parts. I would recommend this table but freely disclaim that it is far from perfect.***UPDATE***As of this morning, this product stopped working. I bought this on Jan. 19 2019, and as of Jan. 14 2020 it stopped going up and down. After being taken apart, something had somehow got bent inside the lifting mechanism. I would still recommend this product, though. For $50, this overbed table worked very well for a year of frequent daily use. Don't expect this to last forever, but it should last well for a long while.