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  1. CONVENIENCE SIDE TRAY (MODEL K10297) --- DISCONTINUED (Verified 11/2001) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Convenience Side Tray, model K10297, is a tray that is designed to attach to chair arms. The tray is made of sturdy plastic and attaches to traditional seating, including wheelchairs, with arms up to six inches thick. A simple mounting bracket slides for easy on-off adjustment without the use of tools. The tray is designed with a protective lip all around to contain spills and folds for storage. DIMENSIONS: Tray top ...[More Information]

  2. GOLDEN SWING-A-AWAY TABLE --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 02/2007) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Swing-away tray for armchair. Attaches permanently to chair. User pulls the table over the lap for dining, as a support for reading materials, or as a desk top for writing. May be pushed out of the way when lifting and reclining functions of chair are being used. Tray in side position may serve as an end table....[More Information]

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