Lift and rise recliner chairs · Clydebank
Up on your feet at the touch of a button
A riser recliner tilts gently forward to help you stand, then lays right back with your feet up when you want to rest. Four chairs, all on the floor in Clydebank to try, all one price.
The range
Four chairs, two styles
The Luxury pair are dual motor, so the back and the footrest move on their own and you can set exactly the position you want. The Serenity pair are single motor, one smooth movement from upright to reclined. Both lift you to standing.
Brown leather-look
Independent back and footrest, high padded back, wipe-clean leather-look.
Grey leather-look
The same chair in a cooler grey. Deep seat, supportive high back.
Natural beige fabric
Soft woven fabric, one-touch rise and recline, deep cushioned seat.
Soft silver grey fabric
The Serenity in a contemporary grey that suits most rooms.
How it works
Three movements, one handset
Everything is on a simple wired handset with big, clearly marked buttons. Nothing to programme, nothing to learn.
It rises to meet you
Press and hold, and the whole seat lifts and tilts forward until you are standing with almost no effort from your knees or hips.
It reclines to rest
Press the other way and the back goes down and the footrest comes up, all the way to a near-flat position for a nap.
Stop anywhere
Let go and it stops. On the dual-motor Luxury chairs the back and legs move separately, so you can sit upright with your feet up for reading.
VAT relief
You may not have to pay the VAT
If the chair is for someone who is chronically sick or disabled, it can be supplied without VAT. It is a short declaration you sign at the time of buying. No doctor's letter, no forms sent away, and we sort it at the counter in a couple of minutes.
Not sure whether you qualify? Ask. We deal with it most weeks.
Applies to any of the four chairs. 0% finance over up to 12 months is available on either price.
Ask about reliefClydebank showroom
Sit in it, rise out of it, then decide
All four chairs are plugged in on the floor above the Co-op on Sylvania Way, ten minutes from Glasgow. Lift access from the ground floor, free parking, no appointment. Monday to Saturday 9 to 5.