Click to zoomDrive Deluxe Tilt-Top Overbed Table
The Drive 13008 is a deluxe tilt-top overbed table. Its walnut top tilts 33 degrees in either direction and sets anywhere from 29.5" to 46" high.
A Drive overbed table whose walnut top tilts 33 degrees either way and sets anywhere from 29.5" to 46" high, on a chrome plated H base.
What stands out
A tilting top holds a book or a tablet at an angle for reading in bed, and lies flat for a meal. This Drive table tilts 33 degrees in either direction, rises with light upward pressure, sets anywhere between 29.5" and 46", and locks when the height handle is released. The chrome plated steel H base rolls under the bed on swivel casters. It holds 50 lbs. and weighs 21 lbs. Drive says it is easily assembled, and not to remove the bottom screw.
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- read in bed and want the top at an angle
- need a top from 29.5" to 46" high
Look elsewhere if you
- have a low bed, which needs a lower table
- want the plain non-tilt table, part 13067
The Drive Deluxe Tilt-Top Overbed Table is covered by Drive Medical's own limited warranty. The coverage we have on record is below.
This product cannot be returned
Accessories cannot be returned. If it arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, tell us within 48 hours and we will put it right at no cost to you, and the manufacturer warranty applies for the life of the product.
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Drive Medical for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number.
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