Split-Top Overbed Table - Tilt Surface - Height Adjustable 30"-46"

SKU: 4MD-20376

$148.74

  • Features two table surfaces – -a larger one that tilts in either direction (Figure A) and a smaller one that stays securely in place
  • Easily assembled
  • Walnut, wood grain low-pressure laminate top
  • Tops can be raised or lowered in infinite settings between 30″ – 46″
  • Swivel casters allow for easy maneuverability
  • Chrome-plated steel “H” base provides security and stability
  • Tabletops lock securely when height adjustment handle is released
  • Tabletop level can be raised with the light upward pressure

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This Multi Purpose Tilt Top Split Overbed Table is perfect for anyone needing a multipurpose surface for activities such as eating, writing, doing crafts, and more. The tilt top allows for customized positioning based on whatever activity you’re doing, and the collapsible design makes it easy to store away when not in use.

 

Features
  • Features two table surfaces – -a larger one that tilts in either direction (Figure A) and a smaller one that stays securely in place
  • Easily assembled
  • Walnut, wood grain low-pressure laminate top
  • Tops can be raised or lowered in infinite settings between 30″ – 46″
  • Swivel casters allow for easy maneuverability
  • Chrome-plated steel “H” base provides security and stability
  • Tabletops lock securely when height adjustment handle is released
  • Tabletop level can be raised with the light upward pressure
Base Dimensions25″ (W) x 28″ (D)
Carton Shipping Weight24.5 lbs
Height Adjustment30″ – 46″
Tabletop Surface Dimensions22.8″ (W) x 15″ (D) (Larger) | 15″ (W) x 15″ (D) (Smaller)
WarrantyLimited Lifetime
Weight22 lbs
Weight Capacity55 lbs

Multi Purpose Tilt Top Split Overbed Table

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65