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Tilt Top Table $119.95 Overbed table allows three angle positions in either direction using tilt-release lever. Table elevates freely with ligh...	Auto-Touch Overbed Table $81.95 Height easily adjusts for comfort while reading, writing or eating. Attractive, walnut wood-grained laminate top with a ...
Tilt Top Bedside Table $99.95 This unique bedside table is designed for quick assembly and. easy use. Even in the tilt position it has a small section...	Pivot & Tilt Overbed Table $100.79 • The mast of the table pivots and can be locked in one of the three positions from flat on the floor to 90°. ...
Hospital Over Bed Laptop Table with Wheels Options Available This is a rolling laptop/notebook table. With brakes on the casters and flat fixers to replace the casters, this item ca...	Non-Tilt Overbed Table Options Available • Walnut, wood grain melamine top. • Table top can be raised or lowered in infinite positions between 28"-4...
Seat Lift Chair Table Options Available • Designed for use with lift chair, standard recliner or couch. • Can be used for many activities such as e...	Lap Desk With Book Holder $36.95 This lap desk makes reading or working easy no matter where you are; in bed, relaxing in an armchair, or even when trave...
Portable Wood Laptop Computer Table with Drawer $39.95 Are you one of the millions of people who would like to watch DVDs or surfing on your laptop in bed before bedtime? Are ...	Wood Over Bed Laptop Table $69.95 This is a rolling laptop/notebook table. It features a split-tabletop, which enables you to have your laptop/notebook on...

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