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

My older over bed table's getting wobbly, so I decided to get this one, because I'm familiar with the brand name. When it arrived, I was positively impressed with the clarity of the step-by-step assembly instructions, and after assembling it, I was even more impressed with how sturdy it turned out to be. The height adjustment is very easy to use, and it firmly locks the table top at the chosen height. When correctly assembled, the locking wheels firmly hold the table in the desired location/orientation. This is probably the best over bed table I've ever seen, and I recommend it to anyone with no reservations.Ernie

UPdate:I have to stand up and down multiple times during the day (I work from home) due to my back problem and this desk was a perfect solution. It's been a month since I start using this as my computer desk. I am using this table up/down at least 10x + day (much often than people who buys this kind of table) with 30 lbs equipment on the top and it is still working well. It's easy to move it up and down as I needed. Very solid construction.I have very bad back problem and I have to stand up from the chair often while I am working. But, sitting down and standing up constantly every hour or so working on PC that are stationed on the regular desk isn't the best situation. While standing up, my back feels better, but looking down on monitor and type while standing up position quickly lead my carpal to flare up and start to have neck pain. One push button ergo-desk would have been the best choice, but cost of those types of desk is over $1000.00 at the cheapest. So, I had to come up with something that would work for my situation without paying too much money. While I was searching for a desk that can easily move up and down I found this table. I look over the description and the size of this table would work for my 'All in one PC" . High rating of the review also help me to purchase this table. But, I wasn't sure if it would really work for my situation. The below, I list my review on this table.1) It's surprisingly well made desk for the price: I honestly didn't expect it to be study enough to hold my PC and still able to move up/down easily whenever I need to stand up.2) The powder coded heavy gauge gun metal base looks very attractive too.3) Very affordable: Cost under $50.00 is big plus. I would have paid more even if I saw this at the store.4) Putting it together: It's very easy and almost doesn't need to read the instruction, But, I suggest you read the instruction first before start to put it together. There is a screw that you SHOULD NOT remove and it marked clearly with removable label. Also, it indicated on the instruction for this. So, it's good idea to skim through the instruction how to put together.5) Moving up/down: It's very easy. It springs up very easily and push down with one hand while the other hand control the lever on the side. It wouldn't be an issue if you are using this table as intended. However, if you are using it like I am, as regular desk for All in one PC (heavy - over 25 lbs), You will need a little more effort to pulling the desk up since what is on the top of the table will be heavier than just food tray or laptop. While holding the lever, other hand should help along to bring the table up. Then, release the lever to lock the table's heights BEFORE both hands off from the table. You have to support the weight until height of the table locks.6) Surface area: This table top size is approx 15" x 30", so it would accommodate large laptop or food tray.7) Table top is made out of pressed board - MDF- and it's about 1" thick cover with some types of plastic material to wipe the table without damaging the base material. If you are using it as intended for the item (food tray/laptop/books), it wouldn't be an issue. Perfect as is. For me, using this table as mobile work station to hold my All in Once PC, which is much heavier and larger than the laptop, I wanted a little more heavy duty wood that can support my PC. So, I didn't use the tabletop that came with the kit. Instead, I cut plywood (same thickness/size as original piece) and attach it to the table. I also drill the 2" hole on the table for the wires/cords, so all electrical cords can be tucked under the table neatly and I gather it all tied to the metal stand.8) Wheels: It has 2 locking wheels and 2 regular wheels, but it doesn't stand balanced on carpet. So, I put wheel cup under each wheels and now it doesn't move and table stands firmly on the floor.It's works perfectly for me. If this table would last only a year, I would still buy same table again and use it same way describe above. For the price, you can't go wrong. But, I think this table would last long time. And now, I can get up when my back is hurting by sitting on the chair too long, I just pull up the table all the way and working standing up. When my back feels better, I simply bring the table to my desk level and working sitting down. It's that easy!

Got this from my father. He absolutely loves it. He says it is very sturdy and well functioning. He can make it as high as he needs it which he likes cause his bed is a little higher. But he can also make it lower if he’s sitting in his chair. So he likes the ability to raise and lower it so easily.

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.

Very sturdy and well made. Assembled in 12 minutes. Rolls around easily. Good value and very happy with the product so far.