Features To Consider When
Choosing a Lift Chair

In addition, these chairs are available with different features to satisfy the individual needs of users. To help guide your selection process, answer the following questions.

• Do you need right hand or left hand controls?

• What size chair do you require, considering your height and weight, as well as the space in your home that the chair will occupy?

• How much seat depth and width do you require?

• What accessories do you want -- such as heat or massage features?

• How much time are you likely to spend in your chair -- and will you sleep in it?

• Do you want the capability to adjust your seat position in two, three or more ways?

• What size is your room?

• Do you want your chair bespoke or off the shelf?

• Do you want it to be static or mobile?

• What type of chair covering do you desire -- fabric, vinyl or leather?

• How much can you afford and are grants or loans available?

Most lift chairs will work with weights up to 375-450 pounds. A two-position model has a lift position and a slight recline position.

A three position chair will recline fully. It gives a wider range of positions and many allow the user to position his or her feet above the heart.

Using the above check list will help you get what you want and aid your search for suitable retailers and models.

Before making your final buying decision, evaluate a number of different models and, if possible, try out each model to make sure the covering feels good, controls are easy to operate, and you are comfortable.

This article was written by Adam Bryant of liftchair.co.uk.

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