KEKOY Tilting Overbed Table with Wheels, 90° Adjustable Tabletop

Natural Wood

$99.99

KEKOY Tilting Overbed Table with Wheels, 90° Adjustable Tabletop

HOME HEALTH CARE · COMFORT& INDEPENDENCE

KEKOY Tilting Overbed Table with Wheels, 90° Adjustable Tabletop

$99.99

HSA/FSA eligible · Free shipping · Ships in 1–2 days

Color Natural Wood Smoked Walnut Walnut Tone White Oak

FDA registered design for home medical care
Tabletop tilts up to 90° for reading, laptop use, or streaming
Manual knob height adjustment, 27"–44", fits beds, recliners, sofas, and wheelchairs
Reinforced H-shape base for steady support
Four smooth-rolling casters, lock securely in place
Assembly in about 10 minutes, tools included

DAILY LIVING · COMFORT & INDEPENDENCE

"A book shouldn't ask so much of your neck."

Propping a phone against a knee, craning forward to see a laptop screen, holding a book at an angle that starts to ache after a page or two — reading and screen time in bed usually come with some kind of compromise. Tilting the surface itself, instead of twisting yourself around it, is a small adjustment that changes how long you can actually enjoy sitting there.

A surface that angles to you, not the other way around.

The tabletop tilts forward and backward up to 90°, creating a comfortable angle for reading, typing, or watching a screen without hunching over or twisting your neck to see it clearly.

9O° TILTING TABLETOP

Steady support you can trust.

Registered with the FDA and built on a reinforced H-shape base, this table holds up to 22 lbs securely in place through reading, laptop use, or everyday tasks in bed or a recliner.

FDA REGISTERED,REINFORCED BASE

One table, several places to use it.

Turning the knob adjusts the height from 27" to 44", so the same table works over a standard bed, a hospital bed, a recliner, a sofa, or a wheelchair — whichever one it's needed for that day.

MANUAL HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT, 27"-44"

Moves easily, then stays put.

Four smooth-rolling casters make it easy to slide the table between rooms or beside the bed, then lock it securely in place once it's positioned where it's needed.

FOUR ROLLING, LOCKABLE CASTERS

Where it makes a difference →

Wipes clean after everyday use

The tabletop surface wipes down easily, keeping mealtimes and workspace mess-free.

Slides under most beds and couches

The base needs about 3 inches of clearance to slide underneath most beds and couches.

A small lip that stops the slide

A raised edge along the tabletop keeps cups and plates from sliding off.

SETUP & FIRST USE

About 10 minutes, tools included.

Assembly uses the included Allen wrench — this video walks through attaching the base and column, securing the tabletop, and testing the height knob and tilt before first use.

* Attach the H-shape base and column using the included hardware
* Secure the tabletop and check that it sits level
* Test the height knob and tilt angle before loading the table

Frequently asked questions

How does the height adjustment work on the manual model?

Loosen the knob beneath the tabletop, raise or lower to your desired height between 27" and 44", then tighten the knob to lock it in place. No tools required.

What's the difference between the manual knob and spring-assisted options?

The manual knob requires turning to adjust height, while the spring-assisted option raises with less turning effort — helpful for anyone with limited hand strength. Both share the same base, tilt, and casters.

Will this fit under my specific bed frame or couch?

Reviewers note the base needs roughly 3 inches of clearance underneath to slide into place. Measuring your bed or couch's clearance beforehand is the best way to confirm a good fit.

Is assembly difficult?

Most reviewers describe it as quick — about 10 minutes using the included Allen wrench, with just a couple of screws to attach.

How is this different from KEKOY's pneumatic overbed table?

This version adjusts with a manual knob (or spring-assist, depending on the option chosen) and adds a tabletop that tilts up to 90° for reading or laptop use — a feature the pneumatic model doesn't have. The pneumatic model trades the tilt for a single-lever, no-twist height adjustment instead.