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Overbed Tables
An overbed table or hospital tray table allows people in bed to place food and their necessities within easy reach - right over them. They should offer adjustable height. Tilt top overbed tables are available also. Read our Buyers Guide for help finding the right overbed tables.
Adjustable height hospital style overbed table by Drive Medical. 40lb weight capacity. Large roomy table top surface. Swivel casters.
On Sale: $59.99 (You save: $20.00)
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A versatile table that adjusts for height, angle & tilt. Mast can be locked into different positions, including flat down for easy storage.
On Sale: $87.99 (You save: $29.33)
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Home Overbed Table by Carex. A stylish, adjustable, tilt-top table with a catch-all ledge.
On Sale: $127.99 (You save: $42.66)
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Hospital Overbed Table by Invacare with patented, spring-loaded locking handle for easier elevation.
On Sale: $88.49 (You save: $29.50)
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The Assist-A-Tray by Stander, Inc. is a safety handle standing aid and swiveling tray for any couch, chair or recliner.
On Sale: $139.99 (You save: $46.66)
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Medline Standard Overbed Table. Go with the classic if you need a dependable overbed table.
On Sale: $79.99 (You save: $20.00)
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Convenient surface for people to eat, write letters or do projects while in bed or in a wheelchair. Height adjustable.
On Sale: $199.99 (You save: $22.22)
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Hospital table overbed by Drive Medical. Specially designed for low beds.
On Sale: $119.99 (You save: $40.00)
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Overbed Table with tilting top by Drive Medical. Walnut laminate top. Tilts 33 degrees in either direction.
On Sale: $83.99 (You save: $28.00)
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Adjustable height overbed table by Medline. Easily adjusts from 30 to 47 inches in height. Durable chrome base.
Your Price: $131.36
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Sturdy, composite overbed table is perfect for home and hospital use.
Your Price: $89.99
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Economy class overbed table by Graham-Field. Provides all the strength, durability, and support required.
Your Price: $87.99
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The Assist-A-Tray Ultimate improves on our best selling overbed table, making it even better!
Your Price: $159.99
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A heavy-duty overbed table that holds up to 500 lbs. Adjustable height.
Your Price: $747.89
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Home Overbed Table By Carex
This overbed table by Carex sports a very stylish design—no clinical hospital look here. It’s easy to adjust the table height from 24" to 34" and it has a tilt angle tray with a catch-all ledge that prevents objects from sliding off. It’s great for reading, working and eating. Easy and fast to set up, this table holds up to 50 pounds yet is compact and maneuverable with an easy-to-clean surface. The table is equipped with stability providing locking roller wheels to prevent sliding on smooth floors and can be set up to be used on either side of the bed.
Deluxe Overbed Table
This table by Carex has a convenient flat surface makes it easier for you to eat, write letters or do projects while in bed or in a wheelchair. The height easily adjusts from 28-1/4” to 42-1/4” and the table itself adjusts for left or right hand use. Its C-style base allows for easier and closer access while in a chair.
An overbed table is a terrific convenience both for people who must or who simply like to spend long amounts of time in bed. An overbed table provides more support, stability and surface room than a bed tray and can be adjusted to accommodate the height of your bed’s mattress with a base that slides under your bed along the floor for a close fit.
A hospital overbed table is made specifically for use with a hospital style bed, but it’s important to measure the model you’re considering and your bed, checking clearance under the frame—many overbed table styles may fit even a hospital bed.
The features most important to you depend on the types of activities you want to accomplish in bed. An overbed desk tray table with a flat surface is great for writing, eating or playing cards, to name just a few activities. Reading is often easier with a tilt table—the tilt top overbed table surface enables you to angle your newspaper or book at the best level for your comfort. Some overbed tables offer part fixed and part tilting surfaces.
The finishes, colors and textures now available in overbed table designs means your choice of overbed table can have more of the look of a piece of furniture than a medical accessory.
These are some of the most popular features available to help you narrow down your selection:
- An easy to clean top that’s roomy enough for the activities you’d like to engage in.
- Adjustable table height to accommodate the height of your mattress. Some overbed tables can be adjusted for use while you’re sitting in a chair, including a wheelchair, as well as in bed.
- The adjustment mechanism should be easily to use and lock into place.
- An adjustable pivot and tilt arm allows you to position the work surface to the height, angle and tilt best for your task, providing you with more versatility.
- With overbed tables that offer tilt positions, you might want to look for a style with a lip along the lower edge for holding your book, newspaper or a pad and pen.
- Take note of the weight limit that the tabletop surface can handle—usually between 40 and 50 pounds. Standard overbed tables are not meant to provide support when getting up and down.
- Standard C-shaped or U-shaped bases have about 24" of space between the legs to slide under chairs as well as your bed. Wheel casters offer for easy maneuverability over all floor surfaces. Locking casters on the base of the overbed table mean that the table will stay put once you position it.
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