


Riser Recliner Chairs
Suit your style with upholstery options, size, and motors that effortlessly balances functionality and homely design with a range of electric riser recliner chairs.-
AdaraRiser Recliner Chair
A waterfall back riser recliner chair with generous padding, premium upholstery and elegant styling. Configurable size and motor options to ensure the...
£1,194 inc. VATRegular price £995 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£1,295Sale price £995 With VAT Relief -
TalithaRiser Recliner Chair
A buttoned back riser recliner chair with generous padding, premium upholstery and elegant styling. Configurable size and motor options to...
£1,194 inc. VATRegular price £995 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£1,295Sale price £995 With VAT Relief -
SimplicitySpecialist Care Chair
The Simplicity is a mobile, advanced care chair providing a high level of postural adjustment to create both a supportive...
£2,274 inc. VATRegular price £1,895 With VAT ReliefRegular priceUnit price per£1,895Sale price £1,895 With VAT Relief
What is a Riser Recliner Chair?
A riser recliner is simply a chair that is designed for those who struggle to stand up or sit down on a normal sofa or armchair. They are a helping hand, particularly for those with restricted mobility, medical conditions such as arthritis, or where circulation is poor.
Riser recliners are a more comfortable solution, as they have generous padding which helps users who sit for long periods of time. They also support knees and hips when guiding the user into position and can help reduce injuries/effort when trying to stand or sit down.
Opera riser recliners
A specially selected range of electric riser recliner chairs. Suit your style with upholstery options, size, and motors. Every Opera riser recliner is made in the UK, and effortlessly balances functionality and homely design.
Frequently Asked Questions About Riser Recliner Chairs
Do electric riser recliners use a lot of electricity?
All our Rise and Recline chairs use low voltage systems for the safety of the person sitting in the chair. This is around 24V. Riser recliners on standby mode use almost no power.
Can you sleep in a riser recliner?
Sleeping in a riser recliner is generally safe if it’s comfortable and in moderation, however, it is not recommended for extended periods of time. Riser recliners are not intended to be slept in every night, and there are more appropriate options for those struggling to sleep.
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Visit our knowledge hubHow does a Riser Recliner work?
Riser Recliners run off mains power and have in-built motors to rise and recline the chair. The chair is operated by a handheld control that is connected to the chair’s motors. At the press of a button, the riser recliner gently and safely adjusts to the desired position – which goes from being fully reclined to fully risen.
What’s the difference between a single motor and a dual motor?
Single Motor
Consists of a single built-in motor that controls the functions of the riser recliner which are seating position, rise, semi-reclined with footrest raised, full recline position.
Dual Motor
Consists of two motors, one for the backrest and one for the footrest which means they can be controlled individually. In doing so, this means different seated positions can be created. Dual motor riser recliners have more buttons on the control to choose the preferred seated position.