Krafnex Bedside Shelf for Bunk Bed & Dorm, College Essentials, loft Bed, Floating Desk Tray, Bedside Caddy with Storage, Loft Nightstand Decor – Cable Organizer, Black

Nice Solution For RV Cabover Bed, A Few Issues
When camping in our RV, I like to be able to have some water, or other drink, or snack when laying down in the cabover bed; unfortunately, the only place to put these items is on the bed itself. I have been looking for a solution to this for a while and this bedside shelf goes a long way to solving this. The shelf itself is light and constructed of what looks to be sturdy ABS plastic, and the shelf is solid (no flex). It hooks over the edge of the bed and clamps into place. Once clamped on it provides a sturdy ‘floating’ shelf that works well for holding cups, bottles, boos, phones, glasses…you get the picture. It even has a half-inch lip all the way around, so things can’t be easily ‘slid’ off. The fact that it is removable is a huge plus, as where I have it does hang over the dining seating area. It does work well.This unit does have some cons however. First: it is small, measuring 12-1/2 inches by 9-1/8 inches. It just fits my 10 in iPad, with no room for pretty much anything else; this means a hardback book will fit with the same caveat. Second: this unit uses thumbscrews to tighten its clamps down, and there is not much room under the unit, so tightening it is challenging; a little more room would have been nice. Third (and lastly): the shelf has two large cut-outs on it that seem to have no real purpose as far as I can tell (I do have an idea though), but I can tell you this: if I spill something on it the lips will contain it on the shelf, only to have the cut-outs allow it to drain directly underneath the tale onto the floor (or whatever is there). This is a disappointing design flaw in my opinion. It can be ‘fixed’ by using tape, but why should I have to do this?Overall, I give this three stars. On the (very) positive side it solves a problem I have struggled with, and solves it well. However, the cons are real and do detract from this units rating. I do recommend this, and I would get it again, but you need to keep my caveats in mind.

Great for a phone, not much else
It’s fine ig. You can’t give much leverage to the screws but ig that’s by design cuz the brace on the other side would break. It can’t hold a big drink and I bet if your arm fell from the bed, it would pop it outta place. What it has on it seems like max capacity. I don’t wanna break it so idk for sure. It’s not stiff tho at all. Prolly abs. No gfr and thin. If you just need a place to put your phone then it’s perfect

Convenient Idea, But Could Be Stronger
I really wanted to love this because it’s such a smart solution for small spaces, especially for dorms and bunk beds. It holds the basics like a phone, remote, and charger just fine, and the cable organizer is a nice touch when you’re tired of cords dangling everywhere. The issue is it doesn’t feel as sturdy as it should for the price, and it can shift depending on how your bed frame is built. It works, but I wouldn’t rely on it for anything heavier or expect it to feel premium.