Bed Desk

The Bed Desk is a small portable table top with short legs that fit on either side of your lap. Similar to a breakfast tray in design, the Bed Desk is smaller, more manageable, and has a slanted top for easy viewing in a semi-reclined position. It can be permanently set at an angle or adjusted to accommodate any angle, including the ability to lie flat.

With a Bed Desk you can work, read or write for longer periods of time without getting fatigued. Holds books, your laptop, clip-on lights, sheet music, magazines, keyboard, papers and crafts.

Features

• Versatile, lightweight and portable. Folds flat for storage and transport.
• Made of rugged imported Baltic Birch plywood. Sturdy enough to hold a laptop or a heavy book with as many as 1000 pages, up to 20 pounds.
• Infinite slope adjustment from 0° - 90°, locks into place with a simple-to-use T-knob. A half-turn loosens or tightens.
• Flip-up front ledge helps hold pages down and reading material open.
• Handy leather handle made of durable 8-10 oz. embossed leather for easy portability.
• Brass book binder clip helps hold your book in place. For carrying, the clip acts as leg locking clip.
• In unstained natural barewood (you can stain it yourself) or in a non-glare satin finish that enhances the natural wood grain. Satin has 2 coats of sealer; one coat of polyurethane and another coat of UV protectant.
• Easy to use. No assembly required.
• Dimensions when open: 18"L x 11"W x 20"H.
  Table top height when platform is flat: 11.75".
  Weight: 7 lbs.
• 100% Hand Crafted. Made in the USA.

Fitting and use

• BedDesk height. One size does not fit all. Custom leg heights are available for an additional fee.
  • The standard height is a good reading height for most people. On the standard unit the desktop is 11.75" high when the platform is closed flat. (Actual leg height is 10.5".)
  • If you are petite you may need a lower reading height.
  • For typing on a laptop, you will probably want your BedDesk much lower for comfort.

  If you already have a BedDesk, the manufacturer offers a leg-exchange program.

• The Bed Desk is best used on a firm, stable surface. The legs do not lock into postion, but stay in place when they are fully opened, flared, and expanded out to their 15° position. Keep this in mind if you use the BedDesk in bed and someone tugs at your covers.