An overbed table top includes a monolithic portion and a laminate portion. The monolithic portion has a top surface, a bottom surface, and an edge surface. The bottom surface includes an open cavity where a peripheral region of the bottom surface circumscribes the open cavity. The monolithic portion is an antimicrobial material. The laminate portion is disposed in the open cavity and is coupled to the monolithic portion. The laminate portion includes an exposed layer of a moisture impervious material coupled to a hidden layer of a wood-based material that can support fasteners used to attach the overbed table top to a frame.

A foldable chair side table has a snap-on/snap-off clamp which is designed for easy and simple installation on most foldable chairs. A leveling system is provided for ready adjustment to horizontally align the table in relation to the chair. The table is lightweight for ease of use and portability and comes equipped with an attached strap. It has a variety of unique features not found in prior side tables, including a solar powered charger having charging panels for electrically charging cell phones, tablets, and other electronic devices. The table also comes equipped with dual USB ports having a protective cover, a cup holder, a storage compartment, and rotatable leg members to allow placement of the side table on the ground, a table, or other flat surface.

An apparatus includes a reversible tray. The reversible tray includes a first surface including a marking board. The reversible tray is configured to be used in a first configuration in which the first surface faces in a particular direction. A second surface is on a reverse side of the reversible tray and includes a padding. The reversible tray is further configured to be used in a second configuration in which the second surface faces in the particular direction. A pouch is attached to the reversible tray. The pouch is configured to receive and secure an object to the reversible tray.

A notebook computer lap table for facilitating portable use of a notebook computer with an external keyboard includes a pair of platforms comprising a base platform and a shelf platform. A support assembly comprises a left support and a right support coupled to an upper side of the base platform adjacent a left edge and a right edge, respectively. The base platform is configured to receive a notebook computer between the left support and the right support. The support assembly is configured to extend above the keyboard of the notebook computer. The shelf platform has a closed position resting on the support assembly parallel with the base platform over the keyboard and an alternate open position. The shelf platform in the closed position is configured to support an external keyboard.

A tire top tool tray apparatus for storing tools on top of a tire while working on a truck includes a tray body comprising a tray inside. A pair of pivot rods is coupled to the tray body and a pair of legs is coupled to the pair of pivot rods. The pair of legs comprises a left leg and a right leg each having a pair of support arms coupled to a left pivot rod and a right pivot rod, respectively. The pair of legs each has a cross bar extending between the pair of support arms. The pair of legs moves between a collapsed position and an alternate extended position. A plurality of springs is coupled to the pair of pivot rods and applies pressure on the pair of pivot rods to move the pair of legs towards the collapsed position.

A notebook computer lap table for facilitating portable use of a notebook computer with an external keyboard includes a pair of platforms comprising a base platform and a shelf platform. A support assembly comprises a left support and a right support coupled to an upper side of the base platform adjacent a left edge and a right edge, respectively. The base platform is configured to receive a notebook computer between the left support and the right support. The support assembly is configured to extend above the keyboard of the notebook computer. The shelf platform has a closed position resting on the support assembly parallel with the base platform over the keyboard and an alternate open position. The shelf platform in the closed position is configured to support an external keyboard.

A lap table has a semi-circular cut-out along an inside edge of an extended platform. Beneath the table are a pair of adjustable leg assemblies that are capable of providing an upright configuration that allows the platform to stand and abut against a body of a user, particularly while lying in a bed.

A collapsible tray table is provided. The collapsible tray table is adapted for use in confined seating situations. The collapsible tray table is movable between a collapsed condition and at least one operable condition. The collapsible tray table may have one or more tray legs and one or more second leg portions that depend from a tray top. The tray legs and second leg portions are interchangeable for providing different operable conditions and thus elevations of the tray table relative from its footing. The tray legs and second leg portions are adapted to removably connect to the underside of the tray table in a collapsed condition, thereby minimizing the low profile of the assembly in crowded seating arrangements. The collapsible tray table may provide handles and a carrying strap for facilitating transportation and manipulation of the tray table while in use.

A system for and method of reducing or eliminating neck and back pain is provided. The system includes various features for encouraging good posture while using mobile devices. A support assembly is configured to selectively hold the mobile device at or slightly below eye level and a support pillow is configured to provide support for arms of the user during selective engagement with the mobile device. In this way, the arms, shoulders, and back of the user do not become fatigued and the user is prevented or otherwise discouraged from lowering the mobile device. Adjustable stanchions of the support assembly facilitate adjusting the height and position of the mobile device to accommodate users of different heights and to accommodate different viewing preferences while still encouraging improved posture for each user.

A portable, convertible, and modular lap desk for use with various types of electronic devices. In some cases, the lap desk may be configured with extendible legs to provide a plurality of adjustable height positions. For instance, the legs may include a closed position, a partially extended position, and a fully extended position for use in different situations. The lap desk may also include on board power supplies, various compartments for storing the electronic devices and on boarding cabling and cable routing to more efficiently organize and couple multiple devices.