TableTop w/Bracket 13067,13003,13007,1ea

Why Choose the TableTop w/Bracket – 13067, 13003, 13007 – 1/ea

The TableTop w/Bracket is designed as a replacement tabletop assembly for compatible equipment models 13067, 13003, and 13007. The included bracket helps support secure attachment and proper positioning, making it a practical replacement part when the original tabletop or bracket is worn, cracked, damaged, or missing — surface and mounting renewed together in one assembly.

Key Features

✔ Replacement tabletop with bracket

✔ Compatible with models 13067, 13003, and 13007

✔ 1 each

✔ Supports a usable tabletop surface

✔ Includes bracket for attachment support

✔ Practical replacement for worn or damaged tabletop assemblies

✔ Suitable for equipment repair and maintenance

✔ Useful for home care, clinic, and facility settings

✔ Designed for approved compatible equipment setups

Benefits

✔ Helps restore tabletop function on compatible equipment

✔ Useful for replacing cracked, loose, missing, or damaged tabletops

✔ Bracket support helps maintain proper attachment

✔ Provides a convenient surface for approved daily use

✔ Helps extend the life of compatible equipment

✔ Practical for users, caregivers, and repair teams

✔ Supports safer use when properly installed

Usage/Application

Ideal for compatible 13067, 13003, and 13007 equipment models, tabletop replacement, bracket assembly repair, home care, clinics, long-term care facilities, and users who need a replacement tabletop with bracket for approved equipment. Match your equipment's model number against 13067, 13003, or 13007 before ordering — tabletop assemblies mount to their specific equipment's frame, so confirm the model from your unit's label or documentation rather than by appearance. Install the tabletop and bracket per the manufacturer's instructions with all fasteners tightened evenly, confirm the surface sits level and stable, then press down firmly across the tabletop — centre, edges, and corners — before it returns to use, since users lean on, eat from, and sometimes push up against equipment tabletops, and a surface that tips or detaches under hand pressure is a spill and fall hazard. Respect the tabletop's intended load: it's a working surface for meals, activities, and daily items, not a support for standing or heavy objects, and follow the equipment's guidance on positioning it clear of pinch points during height or angle adjustments. Wipe the surface clean with cleaners suited to its material — tabletops in care settings see food and frequent sanitizing — check the bracket, fasteners, and surface edges during routine equipment inspections, and replace assemblies that crack, warp, or loosen repeatedly, since a cracked edge catches sleeves and skin during daily use.