Coavas Over Bed Table Side Rolling Table 3 Adjustment Levels with Lockable Rolling Wheels Medical Portable Notebook Laptop Desk TV Tray Table for Eating Breakfast (31, Beech)

The media could not be loaded. I installed this mini table immediately when it came. I set it up less than 30 minutes. All tools and screws are included. The instructions is easy to understanding too. I put it into my living room and move it when it was needed. There are two wheels printed on/off that offer controls for staying on spot or moving on. It matched its descriptions on the website. What I see from pictures that is what I got.The dimension of table is around 15 X 20 inches. I don’t know made of from solid wood or something else, but it looks pretty durable to me. It is heavy which is good. Under most of case, heavy item reflect great quality. I am not sure the life of wheels. They often will break first. I will keep update if there is anything change with my table. So far so good. I move it a lot. Use it to read book when I am sitting at the chair, or watch movie on my bed, I don’t have hold my pad with hand anymore. I also can use this while I am eating.For people who might be interested for this table, please double check with height of this table. The company claimed that this can adjust to fit the bed. Measure your bed height first before you buy, if your bed is higher than 25 inches, please walk away. My bed is around 20 inches, I already adjust this table height into the highest position, it just bare fit my bed. I wish I can adjust a little higher. Anyway, I am satisfied this table. It is good buy for me. Again if you can’t image the height, think those class desks for high school or college student or computer table. They are very close to the highest level this table can reach. Think hard and do the measurement for bed before you place the order.

I was pleasantly surprised at the good quality and construction of this bedside stand/table. I bought the least expensive model with the black wood-like finish and I'm quite happy with it.Because I'm in long term recovering from back surgery, I spend a fair amount of time either in bed or sitting on its edge and using this as a convenient roll around desk for my papers, manuals, pens, notbooks, etc. The side of my bed has become my adjunct office and work bench. HaHaI was very impressed with the gussets used to attach the virtical risser post to the rear horizontal base to form an upside down 'T'. These two gussets are heavy gauge chrome plated steel with excellent welds.The machine screw heads are rounded and heavily chrome plated. They're not oval heads but I can't remember the industrial designation for these screws. They're allen heads and two allen wrenches are supplied. The long screw that goes from the under side of the base up into the bottom of the virtical risser/post is larger than the others hence requires a larger allen wrench.Believe me, this stand will not buckle or bend unless a very heavy load is applied to the free end of the table top.One could easily use this stand as a support to get out of bed, out of a chair or to steady themselves if they're unsteady. A large adult could easily put their weight on the table by placing their forearms on the table top and not cause it to bend or collapse.The tools, gussets and machine screws are packaged in a long strip of clear plastic with individual heat sealed sections for like items.The casters roll smoothly on a tiled floor and two are lockable.The table top is 18.75 x14.5, a little less than half the size of a standard hospital bedside table but still large enough for a dinner plate and cups, glasses, etc.Whoever did the 'Industrial Design' of this product did an excellent job. The packaging was excellent as was quality control at the manufacturer. I found no faults with any of the components, structure or design.I highly recommend this product.

The quick version: You’ll be happiest with this product if your expectations are aligned to what you’re getting. If you’re expecting well-built, rugged, beautiful furniture, you’re going to be disappointed. For the money, it’s perfectly serviceable knock-together furniture. The assembly diagram was mostly incomprehensible, but luckily, it’s not that hard to figure out. Not many parts, not many fasteners, and the tools are all included. I got it together in about 30 minutes.On the downside, the screw fittings are pretty sloppily done. Of the four screws holding the support bracket for the bottom of the vertical post, I could only get three to line up well enough for the bolts to go in. I could also only get three of the four long bolts holding the top on to line up. Fortunately, in both cases this seems not to affect things in any significant way. The cheesy wrench that is intended to attach the wheels was horrible - easily the most time-consuming part of the assembly. If you have a better tool, definitely use it.Once it’s together, it’s a serviceable piece of furniture, but you get what you pay for. Small, light, a little wobbly, but functional and inexpensive. If those are your criteria, I’d recommend it. If you want fancy, spend a bit more money and get something better built.

Perfect! It's really the only rollable, adjustable TV tray or bed side table or craft tray you'll ever need. Easy/quick assembly, comes with everything you need, fits together snuggly, rolls great on our tile flooring, and tucks away neatly as a floating shelves when not in use for a specific need. I bought two, and at times, I hear the kids arguing with each other as to which one wants to put their tablets or puzzle or toys on them because they are handy in the family room. Just the right price for a very study, strong, handy table when you didn't even know you'd use it everyday, until it is there. Drinks, snacks , toys, tablets, phones, lunch, etc....off the floor or Davenport or the recliners, at a perfect height to hold whatever you'd have had in you lap. Really...no lie....prefect. The best little purchase you'll never regret.