Buy Overbed Table in Nigeria.

Where can I buy an overbed table in Nigeria?

Use Franance’s overbed table category to compare the current records. The category assigns the GPC Medical GHF45.01 Overbed Table and the Michael Graves with Stryker Overbed Table. Send Franance the model or required specification, quantity and Nigerian delivery location. The team will contact you to clarify the request and provide a quotation; a listing does not confirm stock, final price or delivery date.

If neither model meets the room’s dimensions or workflow, describe the required top size, height range, clearance, load and accessories. Franance can advise whether it can quote the requested specification. Do not assume that a similar-looking table is equivalent or that an optional configuration shown by a manufacturer is included in the catalogue item.

Which overbed tables are listed by Franance?

Two products are assigned to this category. GPC Medical’s GHF45.01 product specification describes a straightforward wheeled patient food trolley: a 2.5 cm diameter ERW steel tubular frame, four 50 mm castors and an 82 × 40 cm laminated-board top. The listed overall size is 112 × 40 × 100 cm, with a pre-treated, powder-coated finish. GPC identifies GHF45.02 as an available version with a stainless-steel top; Franance’s record is specifically GHF45.01, so do not treat the stainless-steel version as included.

The Michael Graves with Stryker table is a height-adjustable design with a U-shaped base. Stryker’s Model 4810 specification sheet identifies model 4810-000-000, a 92.7 × 54 cm top, 70.5–111.1 cm top-height range and 9 kg safe working load. Standard features include concealed dual-wheel casters, a no-grasp height adjustment handle, a spill-containment Dura-Edge top and a hospitality handle. Four standard colour configurations are optional. Confirm the current model, finish and any configuration change with the written quote.

The GPC page does not publish a load rating or adjustable range for GHF45.01. The Stryker model’s published load is specific to that Stryker model. Never transfer its measurements, capacity or features to another table.

What does an overbed table do in a hospital room?

An overbed table provides a mobile work surface beside or across a bed for permitted patient meals and personal belongings. It can also be positioned by a compatible chair or stretcher when its base and height range allow. It is furniture, not a clinical procedure trolley or a substitute for a dedicated medication, instrument or equipment cart. Stryker’s Model 4810 operating instructions define intended use as temporary storage of patient food and personal items and state that the table is not to be used for medical procedures.

Before buying, define the actual task. A table used for meals needs a wipeable surface, enough clear top area and an accessible height for the patient’s position. A table for personal items may need a smaller footprint and easy movement around a chair. If staff intend to place a monitor, heavy device, hot equipment or clinical instruments on it, verify that this use is permitted by the manufacturer and that the safe working load, stability and cleaning method meet the facility’s requirements. A room’s overbed table should not become a makeshift equipment trolley simply because it rolls.

How do the GHF45.01 and Stryker table differ?

The GHF45.01 gives buyers a stated 82 × 40 cm laminated worktop and 112 × 40 × 100 cm overall dimensions. It has a tubular steel frame on four 50 mm castors and a powder-coated finish. Its fixed height is documented at 100 cm overall; the manufacturer page does not describe a height-adjustment mechanism or state a safe working load. Confirm that the top height works with the facility’s actual bed and seated patient before ordering.

Stryker’s 4810-000-000 has a larger, wider top at 92.7 × 54 cm and an adjustable top height from 70.5 to 111.1 cm. Its U-shaped base is designed to slide around beds and stretchers, and its manufacturer describes a one-hand activation handle, hospitality handles, concealed dual-wheel casters and a raised spill-containment edge. It has a published 9 kg safe working load and weighs about 20.4 kg. Those features may suit rooms where staff reposition the work surface between different patient heights or furniture, but the model is heavier and its stated load must be respected.

These figures are manufacturer specifications, not a promise that every current unit or market configuration is identical. Ask Franance to confirm the exact product number and supplied configuration, including whether any colour, accessory or change is included.

How do I measure the bed, table and room clearance?

Measure the bed from the floor to the mattress top at the heights used for meals and personal care. Compare that measurement with the table’s top-height range—not merely the overall table height. For the Stryker 4810, the published tabletop range is 70.5–111.1 cm. GPC lists GHF45.01 at 100 cm overall and does not state an adjustable range. Confirm its usable top height and whether its frame clears the bed before you select it.

Measure the table’s required approach path: the space under the bed or chair, the gap between bed and wall, the position of rails and controls, and the turn into the room. A U-shaped base can approach furniture from around the mattress, but “fits under” is not universal; bed cross-members, casters, brakes, oxygen lines and other equipment can obstruct it. If a table is to sit across a bed, check the usable top area against the patient’s reach and the bed’s width. Confirm wheel and base clearance, not only tabletop width.

For a multi-room purchase, check representative rooms rather than relying on a single bed model. Older and newer wards may have different floor levels, beds, mattresses and circulation space. Include door and lift clearances for delivery, packaging and assembly. Send the measurements or a room equipment schedule with the quote request; a supplier cannot verify a fit from the word “standard”.

What top, frame, castors and height features should I compare?

Start with the top material and edges. GPC specifies a laminated-board top for GHF45.01 and identifies a stainless-steel-top GHF45.02 as a separate option in its range. The Stryker spec sheet describes Dura-Edge perimeter spill containment on Model 4810. These are not interchangeable surfaces. Ask for current manufacturer cleaning instructions, approved disinfectants, resistance limitations and how damage to the top or edge is repaired.

Next, review frame and mobility. GPC describes an ERW steel tubular frame with pre-treatment and powder coating and four castors. Stryker lists concealed 3.7 cm dual-wheel castors and a U-shaped base. Confirm the number and type of locking wheels, steering behaviour, base footprint and floor compatibility for the actual unit. If the table will be moved by patients, check handle position, adjustment effort and whether the table remains stable during repositioning.

An adjustable top can adapt to different bed or chair heights, but staff need to understand the control and the safe operating range. Stryker describes an activation handle operated by pushing up or down. GPC does not document adjustment on the GHF45.01 page reviewed. Do not assume an adjustment, brake, spill edge or a load rating when it is not specified for the chosen record.

How should a hospital clean and maintain an overbed table?

Use the current manufacturer’s instructions for the exact model. A tabletop that appears wipeable is not proof that every hospital disinfectant is compatible with its laminate, edge, coating, plastic components or moving joints. Ask the supplier for the cleaning and maintenance manual, approved chemical list, inspection interval and replacement-part references before setting ward procedures.

Include the table in the facility’s routine inspection. Check for loose fasteners, damaged laminate or edging, sharp edges, unstable movement, worn or seized castors and a height mechanism that does not lock or move as intended. Remove a damaged unit from use until the responsible facilities or biomedical team has assessed it. Do not load the surface above the manufacturer’s published safe working load; for Stryker Model 4810 that is 9 kg. For GHF45.01, the cited manufacturer page does not provide a load rating, so obtain written confirmation before specifying a load-dependent use.

Keep food preparation separate from clinical equipment handling. If the table is used around meals, define how spills are removed and how the surface is cleaned between patients. If the room uses shared tables, include responsibilities for cleaning, storage and return in local workflow. These measures support good housekeeping; they do not turn an overbed table into a sterile or procedure surface.

What should Nigerian hospitals verify before ordering?

Ask for a written quotation that names the manufacturer, exact model and supplied configuration. The quote should distinguish GHF45.01 from GHF45.02, and Stryker Model 4810-000-000 from other overbed tables. Request the current technical sheet, dimensions, load rating, colour or finish, assembly instructions, cleaning instructions, warranty, included accessories and any exclusions. Where a number is not published, ask the supplier to state the answer rather than infer it from a photograph.

For deliveries within Nigeria, provide the facility name, state, city, delivery address, quantity, access constraints and required timing. Ask the quotation to itemise product price, freight, delivery, installation or assembly, taxes and any other charges, and to state availability and lead time. Confirm whether local after-sales support and replacement castors or adjustment components are available; the manufacturer pages do not establish these terms for Nigeria.

If the table is part of a medical-device or regulated-product procurement, ask which Nigerian documentation applies to the offered item and request evidence relevant to the exact model and supplier. NAFDAC publishes medical-device registration and related guidance, but the existence of a web listing does not prove Nigerian registration, import clearance, availability or eligibility for a tender. Procurement staff should confirm requirements for their specific project and verify the documents with the appropriate authority.

What should an overbed table quotation request include?

State the model or task, quantity, intended rooms, bed or chair model, target tabletop height, minimum top size, base and under-bed clearance, load requirement, preferred top material, cleaning products, finish and any accessories. Add the Nigerian state and city, delivery route, assembly requirements, project deadline and documentation needs. If you are comparing GHF45.01 with Stryker 4810, ask each offer to answer the same specification questions and clearly identify every inclusion and exclusion.

Franance’s overbed table category keeps the listed models together. Use the GPC Medical filtered listing or Stryker filtered listing to review one brand at a time. Then request a quotation from Franance. Franance will follow up by phone or email; no online purchase is completed through the catalogue.

How much does an overbed table cost in Nigeria?

The current catalogue does not publish a confirmed Nigerian selling price for these models. Final cost can depend on the exact product, finish or configuration, order quantity, freight, delivery location, assembly and current supplier availability. Ask Franance for a dated written quote for the named model and your state or city. Treat any third-party overseas price as a reference only; it does not establish Nigerian price, landed cost, stock or delivery terms.

Which overbed table should I request a quote for?

Request GHF45.01 when its documented fixed-height, laminated-top design appears to match your workflow and GPC confirms the load and dimensions for the offered unit. Request Stryker 4810 when you specifically need its 70.5–111.1 cm adjustable tabletop, larger 92.7 × 54 cm top, U-shaped base and documented 9 kg safe working load. The right choice depends on the real bed clearance, user reach, cleaning process and permitted load in your room. If any requirement is uncertain, provide it in the enquiry so Franance can confirm whether the offered configuration meets it before you order.

What information is verified about these overbed tables?

Franance’s current category assigns GPC Medical GHF45.01 and Michael Graves with Stryker Overbed Table. GPC publishes GHF45.01’s 82 × 40 cm laminated board top, 2.5 cm tubular ERW steel frame, four 50 mm castors, pre-treated powder-coated finish and overall size of 112 × 40 × 100 cm; it describes GHF45.02 with a stainless-steel top as a separate model. Stryker’s specification sheet identifies Model 4810-000-000, 92.7 × 54 cm tabletop, 70.5–111.1 cm top height, 9 kg safe working load, 20.4 kg product weight, concealed dual-wheel casters, spill-containment edge and three-year parts-and-labour warranty. Specifications can change, and Stryker says so on the sheet.

The cited pages do not confirm local Nigerian stock, price, delivery date, warranty applicability, service coverage or registration status for a particular offer. Franance must confirm the exact supplied configuration and commercial terms in the quotation.