LM1 Tilt Top OverBed Hospital Tray Table; Height Adjustable

Sturdy, easy to assemble and the best looking of any I have seen. I don't use the tilt at all so won't be able to comment but the wheels move easily on floor or carpet, You can adjust the height but it is difficult having to unscrew three items and pull up or down. I am not interested in the height adjustment either since it is tall enough to fit my sleep-number bed and has a beautiful appearance of a piece of furniture not a medical device as other bedside tables look like.

Great table.

Bought this several years ago, and it worked ok, if a little flimsy. Lately it has developed a free tilt, which is due to the weld breaking between the stand and the inner pipe that holds the locking arm. The wobble is annoying, so I am on the lookout for a new table, this time one that doesn't tilt!

Wanted a sturdy laptop table, one that could hold a good size laptop (17"), and a cat without effort. Found it! The adage is, you get what you pay for, and yes, this is 4 times more expensive than the "as seen on TV", or other flimsy stands, but it is worth it. The 'H' style legs are very sturdy, and they do barely fit under my lazyboy chair. The wood looks nice, even in my living room and is stained a dark cherry. I put it together in 30 min (50ish woman), with the supplied tools. It goes up and down with 2 supplied turn handles, which makes for a very strong hold. You can turn it left handed or right handed very easily with another turn handle. Also tilt can be adjusted in many different angles. I am very pleased with this purchase, and recommend for a stronger, sturdier laptop table than others I have seen or bought (cough cough), that lasted only about 1 year apiece. It does have supplied casters which seem to move fine on short carpet or tile floors.