FAQs

Before I started planning The Inclusion Table®, I noticed a need among my patients who struggled to socialize and be included. Often, their large wheelchairs would not fit up to a regular dining table or desk. It was frustrating not to have a real solution for my patients, so I resolved to fix the problem. After 13 years, I finalized my table design in 2018 and received my patent for the official Inclusion Table in 2021.

Yes, The Inclusion Table® can be used in any setting – businesses, schools, restaurants, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and even for home use. A home desk or a smaller dinner table are perfect uses for the Inclusion Table®. It is durable and sturdy, ideal for these types of uses, and a great option for your needs.

There are a few adjustable tables on the market that offer both vertical and horizontal adjustment, like The Inclusion Table®. However, there is no table on the market with the innovative 2-hand toggle design at each table section, which makes it easy and quick to adjust the table sections to a person’s individual positioning needs. Right-click for up/down adjustments, and left-click for in/out adjustments. It is so easy to use that the adjustments can be made in a matter of seconds.

It is called The Inclusion Table® because it allows all persons seated in large wheelchairs to be “included” while dining or participating in other activities with family or friends who may not need the table sections adjusted. All individuals can sit at the same table without leaving some individuals uncomfortable or unable to join in what is going on at the table. Everyone can be included.

The Inclusion Table® is 4’x4’ and weighs 215 pounds. 

No, the sections do not collapse downward for storage. 

Yes! The Inclusion Table® offers a 10-year warranty on the base and a 5-year warranty on components.

Yes, the Inclusion Table® was designed for easy assembly by the user. Put the four legs on (8 screws), insert the table sections into the pedestal tubes, secure each section with one screw (4 screws), elevate all sections to the highest level, then put the shroud around the base, and you are done! It takes more time to unbox The Inclusion Table® than to assemble it!

Lift the table at any middle part of the sections with both hands until you hear a “click,” and the 4-wheeled caster will drop down- and when you have moved the table to the desired location, lift the table in like manner, and the caster system will disengage back up into the table.

The cost of the table ranges from $2,199 to $2,999, depending on how many you purchase. The more tables you purchase, the lower the cost per table.

Yes, we do. Please get in touch with us via email at nmarion@marioninnovations to request our bulk pricing scales, and we will send them to you.

Each table section adjusts vertically by 7” total to a height of 36”. 

Each table section adjusts horizontally by 8.5”, for a total of 27” of legroom.

Shipping costs for The Inclusion Table® within the contiguous U.S. range from $500 to $ 1,000, depending on your location. Shipping costs outside the contiguous U.S. are much higher and can vary, depending on your location.

Unfortunately, no, the table does not fit hemi-size wheelchairs. However, we will be developing a smaller version of The Inclusion Table® to accommodate smaller hemi-sized wheelchair users.

Yes, we are working on designing a pediatric or children’s size version of The Inclusion Table®. The pediatric version will be smaller and include an easel that can be raised or lowered at the center of each table section for books or artwork. This is especially useful for children who need assistance holding and viewing books and who have difficulty reaching farther areas.

Yes, the table sections are so easy to use. Any patient will be able to move the sections of The Inclusion Table® using the intuitive and simple toggles on the edges, moving the table up, down, left, and right, respectively. The adjustments can be made in a matter of seconds.