Review on Platinum Health PHT2500 Professional Adjustable by Chris Hodges

Perfect for me. Good heavy quality but not too much weight. And you can add anything whenever you want. I love that I can tilt the top main surface while the side surface stays flat for essential items like mugs or TV remotes. .Comment added: The main reasons I chose this table are: 1. "Open" leg area with rear pedestal support. and not in the middle, and the front area is open. This allows me to use the rear bottom frame as a footstool or just keep my feet on the floor without having to deal with the bar that runs down the center bottom of the frame.2. A feature that is also UNIQUE TO THIS TABLE, the only one I have found on the market: The smaller side shelf, which remains level, EXTENDS BEYOND THE SUPPORT COLUMN. It "floats" above the area below, leaving extra room on the floor. This allows me to place things under that small area that I can easily get to. I can put a small trash can there or, as I have it now, a small plastic box that gives me the look of an office desk. This keeps things close at hand and saves space that would otherwise be taken up outside of the tray area by removing the needed item (out of reach) and needing a separate area. This gives me a cubicle-like workspace when I'm sitting on the couch. The surface of the main table is much more spacious than TV stands, and the protrusion on the front and back prevents items from sliding off. You can easily change the height and it rolls as needed. I really like the option of tilting the main support post slightly forward. This gives you an advantage when using it in front of the sofa. I feel spoiled: I can pull the surface very close to use it as a luxury tray. Also, if I want, tilt the main face to support large books and use the ledge on the edge to support a book or thin laptop. And the position of the bottom of the support frame provides a perfect footrest. A word of advice: when reassembling, have a tissue or something handy to wipe away any excess grease in the assembly parts that need to slide together and then rotate. Note the two "button" holes for the small Si surface tray: they're intentionally offset slightly so you can change the angle if you decide (like me) to angle the entire table forward at a slight angle position. All in all the assembly was quick, just make sure you have a few things in place and go together and study the pictures with the simple instructions.