Vaunn Medical Adjustable Tilt Overbed Bedside Table with Wheels for Hospital and Home Use

My wife was recovering from surgery, so we got this table to help her out. It's really great. Assembly took 20 min, it rolls nicely, adjusts easily, and is a great value for the cost. Read more

Bought this to make a "music station" for playing guitar out in my workshop. Plenty of room for sheet music or my laptop. And the side tray works great for my mouse and cup of coffee. I even mounted a boom microphone arm and mic to the small table. The small table has just a bit of wobble with the weight of the microphone so I reinforced that. Shouldn't be an issue for most normal purposes. I added a shelf on the bottom for some of my guitar gear. Now everything is on the stand and it rolls around easily when I need to move it around. Read more

This is a great table! It looks very nice with its stainless steel legs and stand and the darker wood-grained top. The lip that runs around both sections is very handy when using a laptop or a book. It would really be useful on uneven floors. So far it has been very easy to move around and adjust. While not as handy as a pneumatic table in raising and lowering the handle operates smoothly and takes very little hand pressure to release. The right hand (larger) top tilts in most any angel you would desire with just loosening the tri sided handle and then tightening it back up when you reach a good angle. It took about 20 minutes to assemble. The directions are very straightforward with enlargements of the critical placement areas. The wheels snap into position and are very stable with two of the wheels (one placed on each side) being lockable. I found it a bit high when trying to put a food tray on it and then sit on a normal family room chair. One should consider usage and check the dimensions and functions on the description of the piece before buying. For over the bed, it is just perfect, even with my higher bed. For this price point, I felt that this table is a terrific buy. Read more

I had a ACL TEAR surgery and i would be ok bed rest for 6-8 weeks. I work from home and i was looking for a desk to work from bed. This is perfect medical usage desk. There are 2 parts one tilts either direction and another is straight. The height is adjustable easily. I have a 18 inch bed frame and my bed is 16 inch. Still the stand goes more up. Can also be used as a food desk. The quality is awesome. Its very easy to install. The video in the product webpage shoes how the istall. Only one concern at tge last step of installation there is a very small tiny screw that needs to be changed, so be very careful , i missed that and it was hard finding the screw. The screws were all given i one cover so dont miss tgat screw that helps in covering the hole where the height is adjustable. Also ensure that you bed has a space below as this stand needs to go below the bed. If you have a box for your bed and no stand then its tough to use this. Also ensure that there is a black big twister that has to be kept tight so that the stand is holding tight. Loosen it to tilt and then tighten it again. Read more

It works well and easy to move around. I wish the table top was actual wood or a sturdier material rather than hard plastic. Makes the table top a bit flimsy for the price. Read more

My brother was glad to receive this table. It gave him the ability to use his tablet without holding it in his had and his arms getting tired. Read more

We got this table in advance of an upcoming need. It looks nice enough. The split table, allowing the main part to tilt and keeping the side table level, seems really useful. The rim will definitely keep laptops, phones, or pencils from sliding off. The table is rated at 30+ lbs and seems sturdy enough. It also seems to adjust nicely to accommodate a high mattress. It's very easy to assemble. Took maybe 10 minutes, if not less. No frustrations. Instructions are clear. A couple of reactions: 1. The edging around the table is not very thick at the point it might hit your wrists or arms if the table is level. Not really comfortable, at least in my short try. If you tilt it, the issue goes away. 2. I'd suggest a socket wrench instead of an adjustable wrench for setting the bolts that connect the table to the leg. 3. There's a small screw for locking the adjustable leg during transport. The manufacturer suggests saving it, but there's nowhere to keep it. I ended up taping it to the bottom of the table because if I put it anywhere else, it's the same as pitching it. It's a hack, and probably I don't need to keep the screw, but it's the kind of thing that is just annoying. 4. The tables are packed using styrofoam (that isn't marked for recycling). It'd be nicer if a compostable packing material was used instead. Read more