Tables for chairs

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These tables comprises a table top that can be positioned close to your chair.

Alternatively you may wish to consider a lap tray. Lap trays rest on the user's lap and are usually supported on a beanbag or cushion that moulds around the thighs.

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Ashbourne Overchair Table

Sidhil Ltd
From £192  (Exc. VAT)
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Easi-riser Overbed Table With Tilting Top And Wheelchair Base

Sidhil Ltd
From £249  (Exc. VAT)
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Universal Mobile Tray

The Kirton Healthcare Group Ltd
From £160
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Over Chair Table

Drive Medical Ltd
From £135  (Exc. VAT)
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Heavy Duty Height Adjustable Overbed Table

From £396  (Exc. VAT)
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Heavy Duty Over Bed /chair Table

From £299
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Economy Over Chair Table

From £54  (Exc. VAT)
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Table Valet

From £15
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Solido

Linet UK
POA
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Adjustable Angle Table

Cotton-On Ltd
POA
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Ropox Bed And Wheelchair Table 23500-23515

Ropox A-S
From £492
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Tilting Top Overbed And Chair Tables

POA
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The weight and manoeuvrability of the table needs to be considered as the table will need to be moved out of the way when you stand up and put back in place when you are seated. Most of these tables have castors which can assist moving them into position.

If you would like further advice regarding chairs then you could try the chair section of AskSARA. AskSARA is the Disabled Living Foundation (DLF)'s free online self assessment tool. AskSARA will ask you questions about your use of your chair and then offer relevant advice, chair related product suggestions and supplier details.
Visit AskSARA's chair section.

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