sogesfurniture Overbed Table with Wheels,Height and Length Adjustable Mobile Table 47 inches Works as Laptop Cart Computer Table Bed Table,Black BHUS-203-2-120BK

When we followed the direction the side table popped the bolt lock out and cracked the wood really bad when we tried to drill out it completely ripped put the locks and bowls and wood, the top border cracked cuz the black version is particle board unfortunately and we did not realize the whole board table must've been damaged in shipping cuz after building a frew days later it snapped broke my nonte do switch screen one of thevtwo gaming monitors on top and my computer bur yet they want me to spend 30 dollars for an Uber to box all the broken trash otherwise they won't give me a refund. You are deserving because of not accommodating me for a table that was not shipped right and was busted from the start then cheap made with poor instructions that cut corners even with the keyboard slide there's loose screws they expect to hold the keyboard slider.... give me a refund or accommodate thevfavt that I use Uber and have to pay to go to ups otherwise your worthy of a 1 out of 10

This is a good over-the-bed table, today. It was probably outstanding 20 years ago. The design is clearly intended for beds before the advent of 12" mattresses with toppers and when a personal computer included a tower case. In the first picture, I show how much space I need for my legs and feet to fit under the table when I'm sitting in bed (admittedly, my size 15s need more space than my wife's size 6s). With the wheels that came with the table, I couldn't get my legs under the table at the maximum height setting while sitting on a fairly standard (today) mattress, box spring, and frame. In addition, the small wheels hung up on the carpet. So I did some engineering and found taller wheels that gave me the room and roll much better on the carpet. They're in the second picture and you can see how I used U-bolts to secure them to the bottom of the frame. The depth of the table is not that large and when rolling it, even with the big wheels, it tends to lean toward the hand that pulls. You can sort of see it in the third picture. The instability is not bad, but I don't leave it over the bed when I sleep for fear I might kick it over and dump my laptops. I did not use either the keyboard tray (no room) nor the platform for the tower case.I like it and I appreciate it while I heal from diabetic wounds on my feet, but it could use some updating. My wife suggested we could send it back and build better with some 2"x4"s but that would have been more expensive at the prices being charged for lumber. And, to get the rigidity of this design would have required lots of bracing.

I recently purchased the over-bed table desk and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The assembly process was a breeze and I was able to set it up all by myself in just a few minutes.The price is very reasonable and I was pleasantly surprised by the high-quality materials used to make the table. It feels very sturdy and durable, and I am confident that it will last for a long time.The sturdiness of the table is what really impressed me. The metal frame and legs are very robust and can support even heavy items with ease. I no longer have to worry about the table wobbling or collapsing, which is a huge relief.The tabletop is also great - it's spacious and can hold all my essentials including my laptop, books, and drinks. I love the fact that it can be tilted to different angles, which makes it perfect for reading or writing.Overall, I think the over-bed table desk is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable and functional over-bed table. It's easy to assemble, affordable, and provides a stable surface for working or relaxing. I would highly recommend it to anyone in need of an over-bed table.

Wheels lock! Adjustable rollable, over bed, table implies you should be able to roll the desk/table over bed and away from bed with ease. My desktop is an all in one 27", so not asking it to hold a lot. The wheels lock when I roll forward and wheels lock when I roll table away, and wheels lock when just sitting in standstill position. I had to take off the sliding support table and side part. Not even using the whole thing.- Wheels - worse part- Space - pretty decent- Assembly - Took some time, directions blurred as though misprinted, so a lot of guessing- Drilling - Be care, it's not wood, it's some type of cheap material- Did not use all parts - slide out table would have blocked my legs and I weigh 110lbs and sleep in a QueenNOT TRUE - THE LOCKING WHEELS MAKE IT HARDER - My computer flipped forward...【Multifunctioal】The universal wheels with locks makes it very easy to push away on bed to make comfortable distance enjoy a movie or reading while in bed, with high mobile flexibility to use this rolling table as an attractive table or desk anywhere. It can be used as laptop workstation, drafting table, a standing desk for office work, a breakfast tray for snacking, a laptop bed table for relaxing in bed or a book/ tablet stand.

I’m disabled and need this desk for school and work since I can’t sit in a chair. My bed is very tall as I have a very thick, specialized mattress and topper and this desk barely fits over top, leaving no room for my legs to fit under. There’s no way this would fit over a bed on a taller frame. I couldn’t even install the keyboard tray underneath. It’s pretty flimsy and the wheels are complete garbage. The wheels aren’t even the same size, so the piece for the computer is crooked. I’m going to have to replace the wheels with some much larger ones and hopefully it’ll work better. I’d be scared to put a monitor on it as it is because you have to jerk it so much to get it to move, the monitor would probably flip off the back without and arm. Good concept, poor execution.