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Lift Chair Table

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Lift Chair Table

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Designed for use with lift chairs, standard recliners, or couches.

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Retail Price:$337.97

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Current Inventory: 48 items

Product ID:CDM13085

Manufacturer:Drive Medical

Ideal for eating, writing, crafts, reading, games
Furniture weight secures table in place
Attractive teak wood grain laminate finish

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The Lift Chair Table by Drive is a durable table top designed for use with lift chairs, standard recliners, or couches. People with arthritis using a lift chair will find this adjustable height table can support a wide variety of activities.

The Lift Chair Table by Drive features a table top that pivots 360° at the touch of a hand. The durable table top provides a stable surface for users to enjoy a variety of activities. The teak wood grain laminate finish table top is easy to clean. Users can enjoy a wide variety of activities such as eating, writing, crafts, working on a laptop computer, reading, or playing games. The table base is stabilizied by the furniture weight and does not require any attachments. The Lift Chair Table is available with a right vertical post (as displayed in photo); or left vertical post.

Table only, chair is not included.

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Lift Chair Table Instructions

Lift Chair Table Specifications:

Choose: Left or Right vertical post.
Tabletop Height Adjusts: 23.5 to 33 inches.
Tabletop Width: 30 inches.
Tabletop Depth: 15 inches.
Weight Capacity: 50 lbs.
Product Weight: 39 lbs.

lift chair table

elongated table enough room for computer and writing area. I like it...

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Reviewed by: dorothy andes from hunlock creek, PA 18621. on 1/15/2015

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Q: Does the table top tilt?

Asked by: Bruce - 6/25/2019

A: The Lift Chair Table does not tilt. There is the Laptop Laidback Bed Desk (Product #: ALB300) as a tilted desk option.

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Answer provided by: Andy (6/25/2019)

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Q: The table spins out of the way, but does it fold down when not in use? I have a tight isleway where the chair is located. I.need table to tuck/close flat against arm of chair so that isle is clear. I haven't seen any pictures of this table other than in position on chair. Actually this site did show table swung to side. I want to see a picture with tble down out of the way.

Asked by: Jan - 5/30/2019

A: The Lift Chair Table does not fold down. It will only swivel 360 degrees

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Answer provided by: Andy (5/30/2019)

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Q: How do you determine left and right post? Is it from the perspective of the person sitting?

Asked by: Debbie - 3/29/2019

A: From the perspective of the person sitting in the chair. Whether the table is wanted on the left or right side of the chair.

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Q: Does the table rotate in a horizontal plane or vertical plane. For example, If I have something on the table will it stay there if I rotate it?

Asked by: shell - 4/17/2018

A: The table top pivots 360° at the touch of a hand and yes the items on the table should stay in place when you pivot.

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Answer provided by: Customer Service (4/19/2018)

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Q: Is there something that can be put on the bottom end of the tray to keep things from sliding off?

Asked by: Catherine Stephenson - 3/15/2018

A: Yes, we carry Dycem Non Slip Mats. Use them in the kitchen on trays, tables and carts to prevent glasses, plates and cups from sliding and spilling. Here is the link https://www.arthritissupplies.com/dycem-non-slip-mats.html

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Q: If I choose left Is the vertical pole by your left hand side while seated? Or is it on the left while looking at the chair while I am standing like your web picture shows?

Asked by: Laura Ayers - 6/20/2017

A: It's from the left side while you are seated

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