Lift Chairs
Stand up with ease,and rest when you want to.
A lift chair tilts forward to help you stand and reclines when you want to rest. Pick how far you want it to recline, or the size that fits you.
Question 1
About how much does the person weigh?
This sets a safe weight capacity.
How tall is the person?
Height decides the seat height and depth that fit.
How will the chair be used most?
Our suggestion
Shop by type
One motion
Stop anywhere
Legs above the heart
Higher capacity
Shorter users
Taller users
Find your lift chair
Start with how far you want to recline, or with the size that fits you. Some chairs appear under more than one card. Or see every lift chair →
One motion
3-position
The back and the footrest move together, from upright to a relaxed recline to a nap position. It is the simplest lift chair to use. Shop 3-position →
Stop anywhere
Infinite position
The back and the footrest move on their own, so you can stop at any angle, up to lying almost flat. Many add a power headrest and lumbar. Shop infinite position →
Legs above the heart
Zero gravity
The seat tilts back so your legs rise above your heart and your weight spreads across the whole chair. Shop zero gravity →
Higher capacity
Heavy duty
Wider seats, a stronger frame and a stronger lift motor for a larger user. Each product page gives the rating for every size. Shop heavy duty →
Shorter users
Petite
A lower seat and a shorter seat depth, so your feet rest on the floor and your back meets the cushion. Shop petite →
Taller users
Tall
A higher seat, a deeper cushion and a taller back, so a taller user is supported from head to knee. Shop tall →
Made for resting
A good lift chair is where you read, watch and nap, and it helps you back to your feet.
