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help need to find name of a piece of furniture

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I have tried without success to find the name of a piece of furniture so that I can find plans for making it. It is basically a stand, with feet on rollers so that it can fit under a bed and provide a place to hold a book or computer, etc. The 3 rollers are often shown on a V (horizontal to the floor) and post rising from the rollers, and a movable flat desk-like area, often which can be tilted.

Any names or where I can plans for such would be a great help. Thanks
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tadd wrote:I have tried without success to find the name of a piece of furniture so that I can find plans for making it. It is basically a stand, with feet on rollers so that it can fit under a bed and provide a place to hold a book or computer, etc. The 3 rollers are often shown on a V (horizontal to the floor) and post rising from the rollers, and a movable flat desk-like area, often which can be tilted.

Any names or where I can plans for such would be a great help. Thanks
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You seem to have all of the specifications for this portable, adjustable table well defined. Go to the shop and start building one. You could consider it to be a "custom" model; built to user specifications.

Why buy when you cab design and build?
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Thanks for the name help. I found a huge number of already made overbed tables in the web site you gave. I am still hunting for plans to make one. So any further help will be appreciated.
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