Left Hand Ez Table

I received the this table less than one week from the day I ordered it. It is well made and works as advertised. The table telescopes up and down and the table top will swing 360 Degrees in either direction. I have a round base on the chair that this is for so no chair leg to set on the base to hold it still. Instead I used double sided tape to secure it to the (Hardwood) floor which holds it steady and stable. Some assembly is required but it only took about ten minutes to put it together. Two 7/16 wrenches and a medium sized Phillips head screw driver are required to attach two through bolts and replace the shipping screw with the permanent one. One thing worth mentioning is the table comes in left hand and right hand configurations for setting up on the left hand or right hand side of the chair. Make sure you buy the correct table. Like I said, good product and good company to order from. One last note, apply some lube between the base and the post of the table to help ease the rotation of the table.

Very sturdy, well made. Assembly involves some guessing, the directions are absolutely terrible. They put little or no effort into the instructions.

Where the table post connects with the base it has about 2 inches of movement at the top (table top). This is because where the table post connects to the receiving post on the base plate there isn't a firm secure connection. There's some give where the two pieces connect. This cause the table support post to pitch away from level at the top so the end of the table (the part swinging over a chair) drops 1 to 2 inches down from level. There really should've been some kind of ball bearing connection too to allow free swing of the table top. Instead you have metal on metal which is why the table makes a squealing sound whenever you swing it out or back. All in all very poor design. Either that or the table I received was shipped missing parts.

Despite the claim in the "product description", may not be good with a lift chair. Notice how close the single leg is to the chair-side edge. If your lift chair's arms are wider than this space, and mine are, there will not be enough space for the chair to rise when the chair base (even with an extended leg) is resting on the table base. My handyman said he can bolt the base to a half sheet of plywood for the chair to sit on. We'll see if that will work. It certainly will add to the cost. Table moves up and down and rotates nicely, but the cantilevered design is, by its nature, somewhat wobbly.

I spend many hours working on my laptop from my easy-chair. Well more like my comfortable chair. I have worked with my laptop on my lap for a while until I found this product. It easy to setup and comfortable to work at. The swivel ability is great so your not moving a fixed table away from your chair each and every time you need to get up. just pivot it out of the way and all your stuff says where it should on the table. The only 2 things I would suggest is apply some grease to make it swivel nice and easy (garage door white grease works great). The height adjustment is easy to use and solid. The footing that slides under your chair you may want to put something under your chair leg and plate to help prevent it from sliding when you get up. Mine has nylon glides on the foot so it shifted when I got up making the chair slide on the plate. I used carpet stays to make it stop sliding around.

Only issue I have with it is that the floor plate moves around with use. There should be some easy way to give it some traction so it would be less likely to move about.I liked it enough to get a right handed one too.

The base is too narrow and short to fit under the legs of anything but a chair that has its legs directly at the corners and is less than 15 " from front to back. It needs a much wider base to be stable and effective.

It will suffice. I wish it had more movement from side to side.