As we get older we tend to sit for longer periods. The right rise and recline chair helps maintain sitting comfort and encourages good posture. For patients with more specific needs, we provide high-dependency tilt-in-space seating which can be supplied with pressure-relieving capabilities and lateral support. With many years of experience, we can help you choose the best chair for your needs. Call us or visit our mobility showrooms.
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We have a selection of riser and recliner chairs to choose from including both made-to-measure and standard rise and recline chairs at our showrooms in Walsall and Cannock.
Standard chairs come in various sizes from a range of manufacturers. There is also the choice of single and dual motor rise and recline chairs. For patients with more specific needs, we also provide high-dependency tilt-in-space seating.
With many years of experience, we can help you choose the best chair for your needs.
Please get in touch to find out more about our rise and recliner chairs, or pop along and try one out for yourself!
Below we have a selection of frequently asked questions about our rise and recline chairs. For more FAQs please click here and check out our Guide to Rise and Recliner Chairs.
A Standard Rise and Recline Chair is a chair which is generally manufactured in three standard sizes, small, medium and large. A mobility expert will help you choose which size closest fits your measurements. A standard size rise and recliner chair is cheaper than a made-to-measure chair and is often available from stock or ordered in with a short or reasonably short delivery lead time.
Made-to-measure rise and recline chairs are made to your exact measurements. A made to measure rise and recline chair often costs more than a standard size chair and takes longer to be delivered because it is made to order using your measurements.
A rise and recliner chair helps you sit comfortably and provides support.
Most chairs allow you to elevate your feet, fully recline, and rise to a standing position.
A single motor rise and recline chair has one motor which controls the back and footrest at the same time. Single motor chairs are cheaper than dual motor chairs and the controls are simpler, however they do have limitations in term of functionality, movement options and position
A dual motor rise and recline chair uses two motors to power the back and the foot rest independently making it easier to find a comfortable position. A dual motor chair is usually more expensive.
Essington Mobility will always carry out a seating assessment if you are considering purchasing a chair. Our priority is to ensure that any product we sell to you is safe and meets your needs. Our mobility experts are trained and experienced and will ask you a serious of questions about your health, mobility, what you need the chair for, where it will be situated. They will also observe your posture and take some measurements to ensure the chair they recommend provides the right postural support. Once we have completed our assessment, we will be able to make informed recommendations for a chair or selection of chairs that we believe best meet your needs.
There are a selection of rise and recline chair in our showrooms. We will demonstrate these to you and we recommend you try them out for yourself.
There are a few different back cushion styles available for rise and recline chairs and most offer a choice of back cushion. Back styles include Lateral Back, Split Back, 2-tier Waterfall Back, and Button Back. Choosing the right chair ensures you get the correct postural support for the neck, shoulders, back, lumbar and lateral support.
We recommend you visit our showroom for a seating assessment. Our friendly staff will help identify the best chair for you.
A rise and recliner chair allows you to sit in a comfortable position plus you can easily change position, which can stop you from getting uncomfortable or sore if sitting for long periods. Putting your feet up provides support for your legs and you can fully recline to lie back and take a rest. Choosing the right seat cushion can also help with pressure relief.
We recommend a seating assessment in one of our showrooms to help you find a chair that meets all your needs.
