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Compare Rise & Recline Chairs

A rise and recline chair uses a quiet electric motor to tilt forward and help you stand, and to recline into a comfortable resting position. The right chair is the one that fits your body, your room and the way you actually use it — not the one with the longest feature list.

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Rise & Recline Chairs

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Easier sitting and standing

The lift action takes the strain out of getting up, which many people find reduces the effort needed from knees, hips and shoulders.

Supportive comfort

Backrest styles such as waterfall, button-back and lateral give different levels of support. Trying a style in person is usually the deciding factor.

Made to measure options

Seat height, seat depth and width matter more than almost anything else. Many providers offer bespoke sizing.

Single or dual motor

Single motor moves the back and legrest together. Dual motor moves them independently, which suits people who want to lie further back.

Who it tends to suit

Riser recliners suit anyone who finds standing up from a normal armchair an effort, or who spends long periods seated and wants better support. Fit is what separates a chair that helps from one that frustrates — seat height, depth and width matter far more than the length of the feature list, so always sit in a chair, or have a provider measure you, before deciding.

Before you buy, check

  • Measure the space including the clearance needed behind the chair when reclined
  • Check seat height against the length of your lower leg
  • Ask whether the fabric is easy to clean and whether covers can be replaced
  • Confirm what the warranty covers on motors, frame and upholstery
  • Ask about delivery, installation and removal of your old chair

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