For anyone who struggles to independently get into or out of the seated position, a recliner chair is a perfect solution. The Halton single motor rise recliner chair is ideal thanks to a stylish yet robust design and powerful motor. Designed to support users weighing up to a maximum of 159 kilograms or 25 stone, this recliner armchair features a heavy-duty frame that has been constructed for durability. Despite its robust construction, however, it never compromises on style. Its upholstery is made of the highest quality fabric, while its attractive design ensures that this chair looks equally good in either a modern or traditional living environment. To relax, simply select the recline function, which raises the footrest before gently lowering you to a position of your choosing. Thanks to the user-friendly nature of the controls, it’s also easy for the user to raise themselves up to a virtually standing position independently, or to lower themselves down into a laidback position which is ideal for napping and relaxation. Thanks to the smooth-moving mechanism, the chair is perfect for anybody who struggles with mobility issues and finds transferring themselves to a chair on their own a challenge. The backrest and armrests are both well-padded, so the user can experience maximum comfort at all times. Meanwhile, there is a handy pocket on the side of the armchair which is an especially useful feature. Located within easy reach of the user, it can be used for storing TV remotes, magazines, mobile phones, or any other small item so the user can access them with ease while keeping them tucked away conveniently. With its sturdy, strong structure and appealing design, this recliner chair represents an excellent choice.
WE HAVE NOTED THAT THE CHAIR ONLY HAS THE ONE MOTOR, NOW, WOULD HAVE PREFAIRED THE TWO MOTOR OPTION, THAT WAS FITTED TO THE FIRST CHAIRS WE BOUGHT,WE LIKED THE FIRST CHAIRS WE BOUGHT, SO MUCH WE REPURCHASED ANOTHER ONE,EXACTLY THE SAME SAVE FOR THE ONE MOTOR REMOVED,IN THE NEW CHAIR.. Sarah. Saxmundham, GB. Wed Sep 16 2026
