Drive Medical Overbed Table with Wheels, Woodgrain Top, Silver Vein | Overbed Table with Wheels Offers Secure Height Adjustment and Smooth Rolling Design for Everyday Comfort

I got this table to use while relaxing in my lounger in our game room so I can comfortably play World of Warcraft and browse the internet on my laptop. I'd previously used a lap desk, but I wanted a free-standing table not reliant on my lap. I'd looked at some smaller laptop tables, but wanted ample room for my mouse and whatever else, so I thought a table like this would be a great option. Overall it went smoothly, but there were a couple things I thought would be helpful to point out. Packaging The table was packaged well and the table top wrapped in plastic to protect it. All the hardware was packaged neatly and numbered according to the instructions. There were two straps around the box to keep it secured, but you could tell people had lifted it by those straps so they had cut into the box slightly. That didn't appear to cause any damage. My only packaging complaint is they screwed the mounting bracket through the plastic so I had to loosen the 8 screws to cleanly remove it. Assembly & Instructions I assembled this myself in a leisurely 30ish minutes. Some of that time was spent getting tools and petting dogs. You will need a large Phillips head screwdriver, 10mm wrench and they say a 16mm wrench, which I didn't have in my wrench set, but I used a 5/8" wrench successfully instead. I thought the instructions were very well written, easy to follow and clear. I included photos of the instructions so you can decide for yourself. The only assembly challenge I had was in step 5 - the holes didn't align properly. So I loosened the nut in step 4, adjusted the bracket and everything lined up. So maybe wait to completely tighten the nut in step 4 until you've ensured those holes are lined up. Lift Mechanism In reading the reviews, I was a bit worried that any time I barely grazed the table, it would pop up and fling my laptop across the room. That is not the case, fortunately. I can bump the bottom of the table pretty hard, and it only slightly moves up in small increments. If you open palm the bottom of the table (like waiters hold serving trays) you can slide the table up. It's not the smoothest action, since the lift rod keeps it from flying up, but it's not bad. I set my drink on it, pushed up and was fine. Nothing wild happened. The lowering lever is easy to use (especially when installed correctly). I'm starting to get arthritis in my hands and have somewhat poor grip, so it's nice to be able to use this lever with ease. Lowering is very smooth and simple. Sturdiness I expect to rarely have more than my laptop and mouse on here, so I'm not super concerned about a weight limit, but pressing down on the table, it feels sufficiently sturdy. Quality Structurally, I think the quality is great. It didn't take much to put it together and it feels strong. The table top does have some small chips around the edges where it was cut and I imagine I'm going to wear it down more by resting my arms on the edge. If it gets bad, I'll just wrap it in a PVC countertop wrap (like from EZ FAUX DECOR, which we used in our kitchen). The wheels are pretty basic wheels, nothing fancy, but they work great. Size The tabletop measures 15x30 inches. I can comfortably fit my laptop and mouse with room to spare. Overall This table is exactly what I wanted. It was easy to put together, it's easy to use and it's very sturdy. I'm so pleased with this table and recommend it for anyone wanting a reasonably priced, decently-sized, roll-around table that fits nicely around furniture. I hope this was helpful!

Product: Drive Medical Overbed Table with Wheels - Secure Height Adjustment for Comfort - Non Tilt Surface - Smooth Rolling Design - Home & Hospital Use - Woodgrain Laminate Top - Silver Vein PROS - Lowest priced option in this category - Not too terribly difficult to assemble. Senior citizens will likely need the assistance of a younger person. - (Basic) lever-locks on two of the caster wheels. CONS - None really. - Nitpicking: Possibly directions could've been ever-so-slightly more descriptive or had better pictures. - Nitpicking: Requires tools; did not come with the generic, barely useful tools that one is used to finding. This didn't bother me as I always use my own tools. But for someone else, particularly an elderly person that doesn't have their own tools, this will be a showstopper. GENERAL / OVERALL I'm very happy with this unit. Unintentionally, this happens to be my second purchase from the Drive brand. They seem to produce mostly quality products that are sold at the lowest price. (My first product was an inexpensive wheelchair.) It went together without much issue. I used a squared philips head, a 10mm socket, and a 5/8" socket. The respective wrench would work also. Now that I'm familiar with its assembly, the instructions seem a bit more obvious, but when you're going at it the first time, there were a couple of "Is this what they are instructing?"

Ordered one for wife's use in bed and one for me with recliner. These are large, sturdy, and steady, of hospital quality. Assembly was fairly easy but needed 10mm metric wrench, somewhat heavy parts/ awkward. Assembled them on bed for working surface, some bolts were a little difficult to thread due to paint in threaded holes. Also ordered a wooden book holder as table does not tilt.

Works perfectly for the taller bed! Most side tables or tv tray only go up to my mattress height. With this I can even stand and work, so my bed is super easy! Two wheels don't have a locking feature which is great! It was very easy to put together as well. Adjusting the height is a little sticky at first but stays at any height. It's a little difficult to push one handed and take a bit of strength but manuvers rather well with 4 wheels.

Seems well made. Not too difficult to assemble once you figure out the instructions. Spring loaded top table is easy to adjust. I can do it with 1 hand. Them most important part of the instructions are last. I recommend reading this first so you don’t mess up and void the warranty.

The table comes unassembled but has fairly clear instructions on assembly. After putting it together, it functions very well with a wide range of differing heights. The quality is very good and it also comes with lock function on the wheels.

1 Star, 04-15, apx 46USD, ships-sold by Amaz, Missing a Part and Working with Drive Medical Phone Tech Supp is So Uneven, Trust Me: Don't Risk It--Buy a Different Brand. 04-22-15 UPDATE: An update dated 04-20 never took--weird--so I'll try again. I have returned the table for a refund and refused the part kit which arrived today. I prize solicitous, invested, caring customer support from vendors for such items and when I am given short shrift this early on, I know it will not get better. If you are disabled and have bad hands like me, then good luck. It sucks bad enough to be a Microsoft customer under warranty, no one needs that kind of attitude from others. 04-19-15: I will update this review once I either get the part in the next day or two with a wrench kit from Drive Medical OR after I send back this incomplete item for a refund and shop a different brand. At the time of purchase, the product page did not list that you will need a phillips head screw driver AND a wrench. There are several large bolts so unless you have man hands coursing with industrial torque power, you will need two tools. NOW, know this: IF you decide to ignore my review and buy this Drive Medical product, but it too arrives missing parts, and you decide to give Drive a chance to make it right by calling them at 877 224 0946, Tech Supp, ASK FOR TODD in their FL office. He is courteous, responsive and competent, but make sure to ask for a REFERENCE number before hanging up. Though I think any company that has to correct its mistake should at least 2-day the part to you, I didn't ask for them to because they said it would come by UPS Ground in "2-3 days." If by some tragic turn of fate you instead reach a "Mike/Michael" in their CA office, HANG UP! He is bipolar, and I'm not exaggerating. He'll give you whiplash with his attitude switches on any call lasting five minutes or longer. He'll speak into the phone as if addressing you but don't fall for it, he's only thinking out loud, like a pin-ball wizard. He loves jargon but whatever you do, don't ask him to clue you in, to him 'em are fightin' words. He'll say "you're looking at the tri-fold assembly instructions, right?!" Silly me, I said no, because I wasn't; what I have is a single sheet with no folds. He became exasperated (?!), as if I was being a contrarian. I only thought I should be precise because what do I know, the table model he thinks I have has the tri-fold but the table I do have has the no-fold. KWIM? I could detail every hideous moment of the over-long call but I'll never get those 20 minutes of my life back and it's depressing. We end the call by him first saying I can call him in a few days, he'll give me his direct extension, I say ok, fine and then the very next moment he demands my phone number to call me. Oh no, there is NO WAY I'm going to go through this again. I say no, that's ok, I'll call back. I said I just don't think he and I were communicating, which also set him off and he said, in a voice shimmering with Why Doesn't This Person Notice I'm Doing Them a Favor and Act More Appreciative of Me, "is there anything else I can help you with?!" and I hurriedly replied "no" which he greeted with a slam of the phone in my ear. Ow. I called back a few minutes later and mercifully reached Todd who patiently heard me recount this pathetic episode of "The Drive Medical Customer Survivor Show." Todd, sounding perplexed and doing damage control said he'd try to find out what happened but he was sure that the wrench and part would be one shipment, not two per Mike. We'll see what shows up by Tuesday evening. If I don't get what I need by 801pm my time, I'll be filing for an annulment. I don't do unrequited love with a vendor who doesn't like the color of my money. Drive Medical, clone Todd, jettison Mike.

After my ankle surgery, I was dreading the weeks of recovery ahead, confined to my bed with limited mobility. Thankfully, the Drive Medical Adjustable Non Tilt Top Overbed Table became an unexpected ally, providing a much-needed surface for meals, work, and entertainment. However, it wasn't without its quirks. The Good: Secure and Stable (Mostly): The walnut, wood grain laminate top is aesthetically pleasing and usually locks securely when the height adjustment handle is released. This feature has been great for keeping my items steady, except for one time when my water bottle tipped over because I bumped the table a little too hard. Easy Maneuverability (Sometimes): The H-style base with 2-inch swivel casters allows for easy movement, especially on carpet. I could easily glide it to my bedside for meals or wheel it into the living room for a change of scenery. However, on my hardwood floors, the wheels don't always roll smoothly, making it a bit of a struggle at times. Adjustable Desk: The table can be raised or lowered in infinite positions between 28 and 45 inches, making it incredibly versatile for different uses. I've comfortably used it for eating, working on my laptop, and even playing board games with my family. Sturdy Build (Up to a Point): With a weight capacity of 40 lbs, it can hold various items without issue. I've had up to 30 lbs of equipment on it, and it remains stable. However, some of the plastic components feel a bit flimsy, and I worry about their long-term durability. Drawbacks: Height Adjustment: The table lifts up way too easily! It's like it's just waiting to tip over. I've learned to be extra careful, especially when I have my laptop on it. One accidental bump, and my work goes flying. Inconsistent Rollability: As I mentioned, the table rolls smoothly on carpet, but it's a different story on hardwood. The wheels tend to get stuck, making it difficult to move around without scratching the floor. Additional Considerations: Assembly Woes: Be prepared for an unexpected trip to the hardware store! The table requires a 16mm combination wrench for assembly, which isn't included. Final Thoughts: The Drive Medical Overbed Table was a lifesaver during my recovery, providing a much-needed surface for daily activities. Its adjustability and maneuverability (on carpet, at least) were key. However, the overly sensitive height adjustment and inconsistent rolling on different surfaces are frustrating flaws. If you're looking for an affordable and versatile overbed table, this one could work, but be aware of its quirks and consider the added cost of a wrench for assembly.

Gran relación precio - calidad. Excelente producto. Muy satisfecho con la funcionalidad, características y calidad del producto. Sin duda lo recomendaría ampliamente.

Satisfied with table. Need to put quite a lot of pressure on it to put into low position.

Nice table, well made

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𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘀: • Built well • Durable • Stable 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘀: • Raises up very easily • Screw numbering is stapled to the packaging You will need a Phillips Screwdriver and both a 10mm and 16mm Spanner for assembly. Overall I found this to be a very good movable desk. When it is assembled correctly it is a very sturdy and well made. There was no damage to my unit on arrival. Adjusting it upwards can be a bit sensitive and it can annoyingly move unwillingly upwards with a slight touch. But it doesn't lower unless the lever is pressed. Our use case was for a computer setup and we have had no issues with leaning on it. I found the instructions were reasonably clear although the screw numbers were stapled to the back of the packaging, so it was difficult to remove it by hand without damage. Ensure you read them, as removal of a screw at the wrong time can apparently ruin the spring mechanism, making it not work as intended. Also the lever action can be a bit fidly to assemble initially. I probably would recommend this for the price. Its good.