The table height is changed by applying fingertip pressure to a lever that activates a gas strut. Height ranges from 670 mm to 970 mm, allowing clinicians to set the optimal level for each patient. This smooth adjustment reduces strain for both the user and the carer.

The tabletop is divided into a fixed section and a tilt section. The tilt side can be angled for reading, writing or device use while a ledge prevents items from slipping off. This design supports a range of bedside activities without needing a separate surface.

The frame is constructed from powder‑coated steel with a C‑shaped base that offers stability and easy positioning. The robust construction meets the demands of acute and long‑term care environments. The finish is resistant to scratches and easy to clean.

The edge closest to the user is contoured, allowing the table to sit close to the bedside for comfortable eating and medication management. This ergonomic feature improves reach and reduces the risk of spills. It also creates a more natural posture for the patient.