My wife is gfoing in for a Knee Operation and i want to build her a Bed
Tray so she can put her lap top on it. Can't seem to find anything on a
google search

"bdeditch" wrote in message
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My wife is gfoing in for a Knee Operation and i want to build her a Bed
Tray so she can put her lap top on it. Can't seem to find anything on a
google search


Wouldn't this be simple enough to simply build? Sit in your bed with the
covers on and measure the height you think you'd like, and then let your
imagination run wild with the flat surface that the food sits on.

Of course something like this *must* be made out cherry, sprayed with a nice
latex paint.

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-Mike-

From what I remember from designs in the hospitals I've seen, the main
important design element is to make sure that the casters are directly
below the tray, to prevent the thing from tipping over.

-Nathan

It's not clear if he was looking for a bed tray that sits on
the bed (just a platform with two sides) or the wheeled kind
that overhangs the bed.

N Hurst wrote:
From what I remember from designs in the hospitals I've seen, the main
important design element is to make sure that the casters are directly
below the tray, to prevent the thing from tipping over.

-Nathan

I am looking for the type that sits on a bed, sorry about that.
Mike Berger wrote:
It's not clear if he was looking for a bed tray that sits on
the bed (just a platform with two sides) or the wheeled kind
that overhangs the bed.

N Hurst wrote:
From what I remember from designs in the hospitals I've seen, the main
important design element is to make sure that the casters are directly
below the tray, to prevent the thing from tipping over.

-Nathan

Fri, Jan 27, 2006, 11:29am (EST-1) (Mike*Berger)
clearly states:
It's not clear if he was looking for a bed tray that sits on the bed
(just a platform with two sides) or the wheeled kind that overhangs the
bed.

Indeed. First thought I had was one of the on bed type. OK guys
(and any gurls), that's why it's so important to give as many details as
you can think of when you ask questions.

I believe I posted plans, some time or another, for a bed type
tray. You'd have to check the archives. If not, it wouldn't be rocket
science to make one on your own.



JOAT
You only need two tools: WD-40, and duct tape. If it doesn't move and
it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.

bdeditch wrote:
My wife is gfoing in for a Knee Operation and i want to build her a Bed
Tray so she can put her lap top on it. Can't seem to find anything on a
google search

I swear to God, when I first read the subject line I was thinking "bed
pan" instead of "bed tray plan". My mind merged the last word!

Fri, Jan 27, 2006, 12:13pm (EST-3) (Larry*Bud)
old Merged Mind said:
I swear to God, when I first read the subject line I was thinking "bed
pan" instead of "bed tray plan". My mind merged the last word!

OK, I'll keep it simple for you. Funnel, short section of hose,
bucket. LMAO



JOAT
You only need two tools: WD-40, and duct tape. If it doesn't move and
it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use the tape.

J T wrote:
Fri, Jan 27, 2006, 12:13pm (EST-3) (Larry Bud)
old Merged Mind said:
I swear to God, when I first read the subject line I was thinking "bed
pan" instead of "bed tray plan". My mind merged the last word!

OK, I'll keep it simple for you. Funnel, short section of hose,
bucket. LMAO

That might work half the time.

er
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I would just decide what size you needed to hold the laptop then build it as
a "breakfast in bed tray"

What type of knee operation? unless its a really big one she won't be
spending more than a day or so in bed. usually people are up and around
pretty quickly and she may be sitting on the couch alot sooner tan you
think!

Mike
"bdeditch" wrote in message
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My wife is gfoing in for a Knee Operation and i want to build her a Bed
Tray so she can put her lap top on it. Can't seem to find anything on a
google search