This "Movable Dining Table" is exactly what it says it is and the website description is accurate. I just didn't pay attention to the actual measurements and weight information provided.I recently spent 5 weeks visiting a relative daily in a Rehab facility and assisted with mealtimes there. A similar bedside table was available to use for serving meals. It was much smaller and lighter and easier to maneuver around the bed and other assorted equipment. I just assumed this mobile table would be similar to the one I had used earlier.It's not! The top table wood piece is almost 3 feet long and 1.5 feet wide. I'm not sure about the weight....website says the "item weight" is 30 lbs but I have a 50 lb bag of dog food nearby and it feels closer to 50 lbs.It took a little time to assemble it, especially since no instructions were provided (thanks).But there aren't that many pieces to fit together, just a lot of screws, so it wasn't too bad.The item itself is very well made and seems sturdy. Nothing was misrepresented. It's just a bit of a challenge for me to work with heavy items in general. I would describe it as an "industrial-grade" serving table, since the website says the maximum weight recommendation is 60 lbs. It could probably be used for other purposes, but I wouldn't recommend it for "hospital bed and home bedside" use.