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Tilt-Top Overbed Table

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The MOBB Tilt-Top Overbed Table has a walnut wood-grain laminate top that tilts 33° in either direction or locks flat, adjusts in height from 30.5″ to 46.25″, and rolls on four swivel wheels. Chrome-plated steel frame, 50 lb capacity, fits any hospital bed.
Tilt-Top Overbed Table

Tilt-Top Overbed Table

$93.60

Product Description

The MOBB Tilt-Top Overbed Table is a height-adjustable bedside table with a walnut wood-grain laminate top that tilts 33° in either direction or locks flat. It adjusts from 30.5″ to 46.25″ in height, rolls on four swivel wheels, and is built on a chrome-plated steel frame rated to 50 lbs. It fits any hospital bed.

The tilting top is what separates this from a plain bedside table. Locked flat it is a dining surface; tilted, it becomes a reading or writing stand that brings a book, tablet or laptop up to eye level instead of forcing the neck down. For someone spending most of the day in bed, that is the difference between reading for ten minutes and reading for an hour.

The 33° tilt works in either direction, so the table serves a left- or right-handed user without being repositioned, and the height range of 30.5″ to 46.25″ covers everything from a low domestic bed to a raised hospital bed at nursing height. The C-shaped chrome-plated steel frame slides under the bed on four swivel castors so the top can be brought across the user without moving the bed.

Key Features

Top Tilts 33° Either Direction Tilt it towards you for reading or writing, or lock it flat for meals. Working in both directions means it suits a left- or right-handed user without repositioning the whole table.
Height Adjustable 30.5″ to 46.25″ A range wide enough to cover a low domestic bed, a standard bed and a hospital bed raised to nursing height, locking securely at the set height.
Walnut Wood-Grain Laminate Top A 30″W × 15″D wipe-clean laminate surface that looks like furniture rather than equipment — which matters in a bedroom that is also a living space.
Four Swivel Wheels Rolls easily into position beside or across the bed and manoeuvres in tight bedroom spaces without lifting.
Chrome-Plated Steel Frame A chrome-plated steel structure weighing 25 lbs, stable enough to lean on lightly while supporting up to 50 lbs of load.
Fits Any Hospital Bed The C-shaped base slides under the bed frame so the top can reach across the user, and works with standard domestic beds too.

Tilt-Top or 2-in-1 Tilting Overbed Table?

MOBB makes two tilting overbed tables and they solve slightly different problems. The Tilt-Top has a single 30″ × 15″ surface that tilts as one piece, 33° either way, with a height range of 30.5″–46.25″ and four swivel wheels. It is the simpler, lighter and more affordable of the two.

The 2-in-1 splits the surface: a 21.6″ main section that tilts through five locked angles from 0° to 45°, plus a 10″ fixed section that stays flat. That fixed section is the point — it holds a drink, a phone or a plate level while the main section is angled for reading, which a single tilting top cannot do. Choose the 2-in-1 if the table will be used for reading and eating at the same time; choose the Tilt-Top if a single adjustable surface with a taller height range is enough.

Specifications

Specification Details
Table Top Walnut wood-grain laminate
Frame Chrome-plated steel
Tabletop Height 30.5" - 46.25"
Top Tilts 33° either direction
Surface 30"W x 15"D
Base Dimension 26.5"W x 15.5"D
Wheels 4 Swivel Wheels
Weight 25 lbs
Weight Capacity 50 lbs
Warranty Lifetime Limited Warranty
SKU MHFTAB
Brand MOBB Home Health Care

Best For

  • People spending extended periods in bed who need a surface for meals, reading, a laptop or a tablet
  • Hospital bed users, where the C-shaped base slides under the frame and the height range reaches nursing height
  • Wheelchair users needing a rolling table that adjusts to chair height
  • Home care settings wanting a wipe-clean surface that looks like furniture rather than equipment

Why Choose This Product

  • A genuine 33° tilt in both directions, so the table suits a left- or right-handed user without being moved
  • A 30.5″–46.25″ height range that covers domestic beds through to hospital beds raised for nursing
  • Chrome-plated steel frame with a lifetime limited warranty, stocked in Canada by Factory Direct Medical

Frequently Asked Questions

What height should an overbed table be?

The top should clear the mattress by a few inches when the user is sitting up, which for most beds means somewhere between 32″ and 40″. This table adjusts from 30.5″ to 46.25″, which covers low domestic beds at the bottom of the range and hospital beds raised to nursing height at the top. Measure from the floor to the top of your mattress and add roughly 4–6″ as a starting point.

Will this fit under my bed?

The base is 26.5″W × 15.5″D on four swivel castors and is designed to slide beneath a bed frame so the top reaches across the user. It fits any hospital bed and most domestic divans and framed beds. It will not fit under a bed with a solid base that reaches the floor, a storage drawer base, or a very low platform bed — measure the clearance beneath your frame before ordering.

How much weight can it hold?

50 lbs, which comfortably covers a meal tray, a laptop, books or a tablet. It is not designed to be leaned on heavily or used as a transfer support — never use an overbed table to push up from when standing, as the castors will roll.

Can it be used with a wheelchair or armchair?

Yes. The height range covers typical wheelchair and armchair heights, and the C-shaped base rolls up to a chair the same way it does to a bed. Lock the position of the chair first, since the table castors swivel freely and the table is not intended to bear body weight.

Summary

The MOBB Tilt-Top Overbed Table has a 30″ × 15″ walnut laminate top that tilts 33° in either direction or locks flat, adjusts from 30.5″ to 46.25″, and rolls on four swivel wheels. Chrome-plated steel frame, 50 lb capacity, lifetime limited warranty.

Important Notice: This product is a daily living aid and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Do not exceed the stated weight capacity, and do not lean or sit on the product. Ensure locking mechanisms and height adjusters are fully engaged before use, and that castors are locked where brakes are fitted.

Attribute Value
TABLE TOP Walnut wood-grain laminate
FRAME Chrome-plated steel
TABLETOP HEIGHT 30.5" - 46.25"
TOP TILTS 33° either direction
SURFACE 30"W x 15"D
BASE DIMENSION 26.5"W x 15.5"D
WHEELS 4 Swivel Wheels
WEIGHT 25 lbs
WEIGHT CAPACITY 50 lbs
WARRANTY Lifetime Limited Warranty

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Frequently asked questions

The top should clear the mattress by a few inches when the user is sitting up, which for most beds means somewhere between 32″ and 40″. This table adjusts from 30.5″ to 46.25″, which covers low domestic beds at the bottom of the range and hospital beds raised to nursing height at the top. Measure from the floor to the top of your mattress and add roughly 4–6″ as a starting point.

The base is 26.5″W × 15.5″D on four swivel castors and is designed to slide beneath a bed frame so the top reaches across the user. It fits any hospital bed and most domestic divans and framed beds. It will not fit under a bed with a solid base that reaches the floor, a storage drawer base, or a very low platform bed — measure the clearance beneath your frame before ordering.

50 lbs, which comfortably covers a meal tray, a laptop, books or a tablet. It is not designed to be leaned on heavily or used as a transfer support — never use an overbed table to push up from when standing, as the castors will roll.

Yes. The height range covers typical wheelchair and armchair heights, and the C-shaped base rolls up to a chair the same way it does to a bed. Lock the position of the chair first, since the table castors swivel freely and the table is not intended to bear body weight.