Alerta Gas Lift Overbed Table, Oak Finish, Wheelchair Accessible Base with Braking Castors
- Wheelchair-Accessible H-Frame Base - slides under wheelchair footplates, enabling the table to be used at the bedside or directly over a wheelchair without patient transfer.
- Gas-Lift Height Adjustment - from 80 to 105cm via ergonomic handle; 15kg tabletop capacity on an 80x40cm wipe-clean laminated work surface; rear braking castors for stable positioning.
- Oak Finish - for a lighter, naturalistic appearance in residential care, community and nursing home settings; adjustable independently by carer or patient without tools.
- CQC Regulation 10 - supports Dignity and Respect by maintaining patient independence during mealtimes, activities and clinical care tasks across bed and wheelchair positions.
Gas Lift Overbed Table with Wheelchair Base - Height-Adjustable Table for Wheelchair Users and Bedside Use
The Gas Lift Overbed Table with Wheelchair Base (Oak) is specified for patients who use both a profiling bed and a wheelchair in residential care, community care or hospital settings. The H-shaped lower frame slides directly under wheelchair footplates, bringing the 80x40cm laminated work surface over the patient's lap without requiring a transfer. Gas-lift height adjustment from 80 to 105cm via an ergonomic handle means the table height is set precisely for the task and adjusted by either the patient or a carer without tools. The oak finish offers a lighter, naturalistic appearance suited to residential and community care settings. Rear braking castors lock the table in position during use.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Base Type | H-frame wheelchair-accessible base |
| Height Range | 80-105cm (gas-lift adjustment) |
| Adjustment | Ergonomic handle, no tools required |
| Tabletop Dimensions | 80x40cm |
| Tabletop Capacity | 15kg |
| Tabletop Surface | Wipe-clean laminated surface |
| Castors | Rear braking castors |
| Finish | Oak |
Regulatory Compliance
The Gas Lift Overbed Table with Wheelchair Base supports CQC Regulation 10 (Dignity and Respect) by enabling patients to eat, work and engage in activities at their preferred height from both bed and wheelchair positions without requiring carer assistance for table adjustment. The wipe-clean laminated tabletop surface supports NHS Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) standards for frequently touched surfaces. MHOR 1992 manual handling principles are addressed by the gas-lift mechanism, which removes carer manual handling burden during height adjustment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the oak finish version compare to the walnut version?
The oak and walnut wheelchair base overbed tables are identical in specification: same H-frame base, 80-105cm height range, 15kg capacity, 80x40cm tabletop and rear braking castors. The only difference is the finish. Oak offers a lighter, cooler-toned appearance; walnut a richer, darker grain. Choice is typically an environment-matching decision for the care setting.
Can this table be used at a standard bedside without a wheelchair?
Yes. The H-frame base fits over standard profiling and fixed-height bed frames as well as wheelchairs, so the table functions as a conventional overbed table at the bedside. The rear braking castors lock the table in position during use, and the 15kg capacity accommodates meals, drinks, devices, clinical trays and occupational therapy equipment.
Part of our comprehensive Medical Beds and Accessories range. Bed accessories optimise clinical functionality and resident safety in care home and nursing home environments.
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- Wheelchair-Accessible H-Frame Base - slides under wheelchair footplates, enabling the table to be used at the bedside or directly over a wheelchair without patient transfer.
- Gas-Lift Height Adjustment - from 80 to 105cm via ergonomic handle; 15kg tabletop capacity on an 80x40cm wipe-clean laminated work surface; rear braking castors for stable positioning.
- Oak Finish - for a lighter, naturalistic appearance in residential care, community and nursing home settings; adjustable independently by carer or patient without tools.
- CQC Regulation 10 - supports Dignity and Respect by maintaining patient independence during mealtimes, activities and clinical care tasks across bed and wheelchair positions.