Non Tilt Top Overbed Table, Chrome

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. Available with Chrome finish. Go ahead...Experience the Drive Difference Now!

• Table top can be raised or lowered in infinite positions between 28"- 45"
• H-style base provides security and stability
• Tabletop can be raised with slightest upward pressure and locks securely when height adjustment handle is released
• For proper assembly, do not remove screw below collar on base shaft until completely assembled
• 2" swivel casters allow for easy maneuverability

• Actual Product Weight: 21 lbs
• Base Depth: 15.5"
• Base Width: 26.5"
• Overall Product Height: 28"
• Overall Product Length: 15.5"
• Overall Product Width: 30"
• Primary Product Color: Walnut
• Primary Product Material: Steel
• Product Weight Capacity: 40 lbs
• Tabletop Depth: 15"
• Tabletop Height: 28"-45"
• Tabletop Width: 30"

Warning - California Proposition 65

This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

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