Abstract: The apparatus is attachable and detachable to walkers via rotating spring clips attached to the rails or legs of walkers. It is stable, attached at three points, yet variable in height and angle of surface by use of the telescopic brace, rotating clips and sliding brace attached to the tray angle by wing nuts and bolts. It is usable and storable and out of the walker user's way via the rotating attachment clips and telescopic brace. It does not rust not corrode and is cleanable with soap and water. The sliding of the brace horizontally in the angle, the telescopic variable height and tray angle, the angles of bends of the brace ends, and fully rotating attachment clips allow the apparatus to be assembled, attached and detached to multiple designs of walkers. The variable angle of the tray surface provides a writing surface while the apparatus is attached. The tray is countersunk and usable while attached for carrying items. Without the use of tools, the apparatus is assembled, attached or detached to walkers.

Abstract: A sectional folding table having a pair of mating halves pivotally connected to crossed, pivotally connected legs. Each half of the table is formed of a plurality of spaced slats, and spacer elements are provided at the medial portion of the table where the pair of mating halves meet, the spacer elements being constructed and arranged to not only provide an aesthetically pleasing appearance to the table when in the erected position but also to align and prevent lateral movement of the mating halves when the table is in the erected position.