Slides under your bed or sofa, so it costs you no floor space.
The base slides under your bed or sofa. The desk reaches over you without costing floor.
Main panel tilts to 70°. Side shelf stays level. Coffee does not slide off.
29.5 to 43.3 inches. Sofa height, headboard height, standing height in one product.
19.3 by 15.7 inch tilting panel plus 8.3 inch side shelf. Holds 33 pounds.
Love this!! Helps me get cozy on the couch and actually work on my laptop comfortably.
That little flat part stays level when I tilt the screen. Game changer.
I can't sit in one spot for eight hours straight and I don't have space for a desk anyway. This works at the couch in the morning, by the bed in the afternoon, and it's out of the way by dinner. If you're like me and your 'office' is wherever you landed that hour, this is the one.
I almost didn't order because I wasn't positive it would slide under my bed frame. Measured twice, went for it, and it fits perfectly underneath with room to spare.
I used to leave my laptop open on the coffee table all night because if I closed it I'd have nowhere to put it in the morning except back on my lap. Now I work at the desk, press it down when I'm done, and slide it under the couch. My living room doesn't look like an office anymore and I'm not stepping around laptop cables at 10pm. The tilt panel is the other thing, I can actually see the screen without hunching over. My shoulders stopped hurting after the first week.
I measured my couch frame three times before ordering and it slid right under.
I'm in a 400 sq ft studio and there's literally nowhere to put a desk without blocking something. This slides under my bed frame during the day and I pull it out at night to work from the couch. Measured before I ordered and it fit exactly.
I bought this to work on my laptop but turns out the tilt means I can actually read textbooks on the couch without holding them up the whole time. My arms don't fall asleep anymore and I didn't even realize that was going to be a thing.
I'm one of those people who can't stay in one spot all day. I'll work from the couch in the morning, move to the bed by lunch, sometimes end up at the kitchen counter by evening. This thing actually makes that work instead of feeling like I'm constantly setting up camp. The base slides under the sofa, under the bed frame, wherever I am, so I'm not lugging furniture around. If you're someone who needs to change position to stay focused and you don't have room for a real desk anyway, this is the thing. I didn't realize how much energy I was burning just trying to get comfortable until I stopped having to.
Spent 20 minutes with a tape measure under my couch, it slides in perfectly and now I work there.
THE DESK YOU CAN TUCK AWAY
The desk that reaches over you, tilts the screen up, and disappears when done.
The T-foot is 24.2 by 14.2 inches and slides fully underneath a bed frame, a sofa, or an armchair so the desk reaches over you without the base taking up floor you were using. Measure your clearance first. Frames with drawers or a solid platform underneath will not let the base slide in.
No Floor Space Lost
The gas column adjusts from sofa height to headboard height to standing height with a press of the lever. No crank, no motor. Press it, it rises. Press it again with weight on top, it lowers. Sofa, armchair, or sitting up against a headboard. Same desk.
Three Heights
The main panel tilts up to 70 degrees on a press lever so the laptop or book comes up toward your eye line instead of sitting flat in your lap. The 7.87 inch lip stops anything sliding off when angled.
Stops the Neck Ache
The 8.3 inch side shelf stays flat no matter what angle the main panel is at. Coffee, phone, mouse. Anything that should not tilt goes there. The drink does not spill when the screen comes up.
Coffee Safe
A laptop, a tablet, a stack of books and a drink at the same time. It is a single-column design and the stability comes from the base being loaded by the furniture sitting over it.
Real Work Surface
Know someone whose home office is the dining table sometimes the couch, whose neck is wrecked by three in the afternoon, who would have to block a doorway to fit an actual desk in there? This one reaches over them instead of taking up the room.
The Gift They'll Actually Use
The base slides under your bed or sofa so the desk reaches over you instead of sitting in the middle of the room where you walk.
Press the lever and the gas column lifts from sofa height to standing in one motion. The main panel tilts 70 degrees so the screen comes up toward your eye line. The side shelf stays level so the coffee does not tip.
Main panel tilts up to 70 degrees. The screen comes up toward eye level.
8.3 inch shelf stays horizontal. Coffee stays put.
Sofa, headboard, and standing height in one product.
T-foot goes under your bed or sofa. The desk reaches over without blocking floor.
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33 lb capacity for laptop and books
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Real buyers in real beds who measured first.
Real buyers in real beds who measured first.
Base is 24.2 inches long by 14.2 inches wide. Measure your bed or sofa clearance before you order. Will not fit frames with drawers or a solid platform underneath. Stability depends on the base being fully loaded under furniture.
The T-foot base is 24.2 inches long by 14.2 inches wide. If your bed or sofa has that much open clearance underneath, it slides in. Beds with storage drawers or a solid platform base will not work because the base cannot get underneath. Measure your clearance first.
It's a single-column design, so stability comes from sliding the base fully under your furniture so the weight of the bed or sofa loads it. With the base tucked in and up to 33 pounds on top, it holds steady for typing and mousing. If the base is not underneath furniture, it will wobble.
Yes. Press the lever to drop it to 29.5 inches for the sofa, raise it to 35 inches for the armchair, or go to 43.3 inches to stand. The base slides under most furniture, so you move the desk instead of working off your lap in three different rooms.
No. The lowest height is 29.5 inches, which works sitting upright against a headboard, on a sofa, or in a chair. It is not low enough to sit across your lap on a flat mattress. That's the one position it does not cover.