Tuc-Away Tables Folding End Table, Brown

To make the table stable I had to add a angle bracket to the bottom side and attach it with screw to the couch. The tension bar is not strong enough to make the table stable

Love the table, fits great on my couch, and has opened up my living room/ walkway. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to attach, but it was really easy after I read the instructions. The table is really good for light weight stuff, I am using to keep my laptop near by when watching TV.

Won't fit some makes of easy chairs, and in my experience, unstable.

We had to make adjustments. We have recliners and we had to recreate the base so it wouldn't move when we reclined all the way. Otherwise, a fantastic idea.

I am very happy with the table, but I had to raise the ottoman I put it under, 0.75 inch. The ottoman sat right on the floor with less than half an inch under it. The metal bracket on the Tuck Away table just wouldn't fit unless I raised the ottoman. I put strips of 3/4 inch lumber on 3 sides and the table works perfectly.The furniture it goes under has to be pretty heavy too. Luckily the ottoman I put it under has space for storage in it. It's where we keep our "bar" - lots of heavy bottles. If it was just the weight of the ottoman, it would not be heavy enough to keep the table secure.Big chairs and sofas with space underneath from 3/4" to about 8" should be no problem.

Doesn't work, cheaply made. The piece of metal you're supposed to stick in the bottom sides does not hold the table up. If you buy this expect to have to pile books under it or add another leg to it.

I use this bedside for my CPAP equipment and it works fine. I would recommend it if you need something chairside or bedside to support a lighter weight item like a book or two. It's easy to set up and take down. I would recommend.

This table was fine but the set up would not work with my sofa. It would not stay securely attached. The side of my sofa is slightly curved and the table would not hold steady.