Drive Overbed Table | Non-Tilt Top | Chrome Base | Adjustable Height

An overbed table is a height-adjustable table that rolls over a bed or chair, allowing users to eat, read, work on a laptop, or perform other activities while lying or sitting in bed. It is widely used in home care settings and care facilities for individuals who spend extended time in bed.

A non-tilt top means the tabletop surface remains flat and level at all times. Unlike tilt-top overbed tables that can be angled for reading or writing, this model maintains a stable horizontal surface, making it ideal for meals, drinks, and items that need to stay level and secure.

The chrome base provides a durable, rust-resistant, and easy-to-clean foundation for the overbed table. Chrome finishes are commonly used in home care and accessibility equipment for their longevity, hygienic properties, and professional appearance.

The table height is adjusted using a lever or knob mechanism on the support column. Loosen the adjustment mechanism, raise or lower the tabletop to the desired height, then tighten to lock it in place. The table should be set so the surface is at a comfortable working height when the user is seated or lying in bed.

Please refer to the Drive product specifications or contact Must for the exact height adjustment range of this model. Most Drive overbed tables adjust from approximately 28 to 45 inches to accommodate a wide range of bed heights and user positions.

Yes. This overbed table is designed to fit over standard adjustable beds used in home care settings. The wheeled base slides under the bed frame, and the height-adjustable column positions the tabletop at the correct level. Verify your bed frame clearance before purchasing.

Yes. While overbed tables are designed primarily for adjustable-style beds, they can also be used with regular beds provided the base can slide under the bed frame and the height can be adjusted to the appropriate level. Measure the clearance under your bed frame before purchasing.

Yes. The non-tilt flat top surface is ideal for meal trays, plates, and drinks. It provides a stable, level surface that prevents spills, making it one of the most practical uses for an overbed table in home care and recovery settings.

Yes. The flat non-tilt surface provides a stable platform for laptops, tablets, and books. It is a practical solution for individuals who want to stay connected, entertained, or productive while resting in bed.

Yes. The chrome base is fitted with casters (wheels) that allow the table to roll smoothly over most floor surfaces and slide under the bed frame. This makes it easy to position and reposition the table as needed without lifting.

Some overbed table models include locking casters that can be engaged to prevent the table from rolling during use. Check the product specifications or contact Must to confirm whether this model includes locking casters.

Please refer to the Drive product specifications or contact Must for the exact weight capacity. Most standard overbed tables support 25–50 lbs of tabletop load, sufficient for meals, books, laptops, and everyday essentials.

Yes. An overbed table is a highly practical addition to a home recovery setup. It allows individuals to eat, read, use a phone or laptop, and keep everyday essentials within reach without needing to get out of bed, supporting a safer and more comfortable recovery.

Yes. Overbed tables are widely used in home care to support independence and comfort for individuals who spend significant time in bed or in a recliner. The adjustable height and rolling base make it easy for care providers to position the table correctly for each user.

Wipe the tabletop and frame with a damp cloth and a mild disinfectant cleaner. The chrome base can be wiped with a damp cloth and dried to prevent water spots. Avoid abrasive cleaners that may scratch the tabletop surface or damage the chrome finish.

Minimal assembly is typically required. Most Drive overbed tables arrive partially assembled and require attaching the base to the column and the column to the tabletop. No special tools are usually needed. Refer to the included instructions for your specific model.

A tilt-top overbed table has a tabletop that can be angled for reading, writing, or using a tablet at a more comfortable viewing angle. A non-tilt table has a fixed flat surface that is better suited for meals, drinks, and items that need to remain level. Choose based on your primary intended use.

Some BC extended health insurance plans, WorkSafeBC, ICBC, and Veterans Affairs Canada programs may cover overbed tables as part of a home care equipment package with a care provider's recommendation. Contact your insurer or benefits provider to confirm eligibility. Must can provide receipts and documentation to support your claim.

No prescription is required. The overbed table is available directly from Must online or at our showroom. However, if you are claiming insurance reimbursement, your insurer may require a letter of necessity from your doctor or occupational therapist.

Must carries the Drive Overbed Table Non-Tilt with Chrome Base and a full range of home care furniture at our showroom serving Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, including Surrey, Langley, White Rock, Delta, Richmond, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford, and Chilliwack. Order online with local delivery or visit us in person.