Overbed Table

The Overbed Table manufactured by Glass Agencies is widely used in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and healthcare facilities for supporting patients during rest and recovery. This table is placed over or alongside a hospital bed and provides a convenient surface for patients to keep food, medicines, books, or personal items within easy reach. It is especially useful for patients who have limited movement and need a stable platform for eating, reading, or carrying out light activities while remaining in bed. The table supports patient comfort by allowing daily activities to be performed without unnecessary movement. The Overbed Table is constructed with an adjustable height mechanism that allows it to be positioned according to the level of the bed and the comfort of the patient. During use, the base of the table is placed under the bed, while the upper tabletop extends over the patient. The height can be adjusted using a control knob or lever system, enabling caregivers to set the table at a suitable level for different purposes such as meals or reading. The tabletop provides a flat and stable surface that helps keep items securely in place. Some models may also allow slight tilting of the top to support different user needs. Glass Agencies manufactures the Overbed Table using carefully selected materials suitable for continuous use in healthcare environments. The base frame is strong and stable, allowing the table to remain steady during use. The vertical support column, adjustment mechanism, and tabletop are arranged in a practical manner that allows smooth height adjustment and easy positioning. The outer surfaces of the table are smooth and easy to clean, which supports hygienic conditions in hospital wards and patient rooms. The compact structure allows the table to be moved and positioned conveniently without occupying unnecessary space. The Overbed Table is commonly used in hospitals, nursing homes, patient care centers, and home healthcare setups where patients require assistance during recovery.