Eating in an armchair usually means balancing a plate, and that is a problem for anyone with tremor, weak hands or reduced trunk control. This tray takes the balancing away. A bean bag base moulds to the lap and to the shape of the chair, so the tray sits level and stays level even when the person shifts position.
The top surface takes a heat resistant silicone mat that stops a plate or mug from sliding, and moulded handles at the sides give the person or a carer somewhere secure to hold while it is being placed or lifted away. It works in a recliner, in a wheelchair or propped up in bed.
The bean bag detaches from the tray and goes through the washing machine, which matters in a household where meals are the main event on it.
