Riser Recliner Chair

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When choosing a riser recliner chair, it’s important to consider factors such as motor type (single or dual), chair size, fabric options and additional features like heat, massage or independent back and leg movement.

The lift and recline functions of a riser recliner chair are powered by electric motors. The number and type of motors determine how smoothly the chair moves and the level of support and adjustability it can offer.

FAQS

What is a riser recliner chair? +
A riser recliner chair is an electric armchair that helps you stand up and sit down more easily. It gently tilts and lifts you to a standing position and reclines back for comfort. They are popular in Australia for people with mobility issues, seniors, or anyone who needs extra support.
How does a riser recliner chair work? +
Riser recliner chairs are powered by electric motors that lift, lower and recline the chair. You control the movement using a simple hand-held remote, allowing you to adjust positions for sitting, relaxing, reading or sleeping.
What is the difference between single motor and dual motor chairs? +
Single motor chairs move the backrest and footrest together in one smooth motion. Dual motor chairs allow the backrest and footrest to move independently, offering more customised comfort and positioning options.
Are riser recliner chairs suitable for people with mobility issues? +
Yes. Many Australians with arthritis, balance issues, joint pain, back problems or reduced strength find riser recliner chairs extremely helpful. The lift function reduces strain on knees, hips and the lower back when standing up.
Can riser recliner chairs be funded through the NDIS? +
In many cases, yes. If the chair is considered reasonable and necessary for your mobility or daily living needs, it may be funded by the NDIS. An occupational therapist assessment or supporting documentation may be required.
Do I need a medical prescription to buy a riser recliner chair? +
No prescription is required in Australia. However, advice from a physiotherapist or occupational therapist can help you choose the right chair, especially if you have specific medical or mobility needs.
What fabrics and materials are available? +
Riser recliner chairs come in a wide range of fabrics including leather, vinyl, microfiber, and soft woven materials. Many Australian buyers choose easy-clean fabrics or breathable materials suited for warm climates.
What size riser recliner chair should I choose? +
Choosing the correct size is essential. Consider your height, weight, seat depth, armrest height and floor-to-seat height. A properly fitted chair provides better posture support and reduces strain on joints.
Do riser recliner chairs need much space? +
Most riser recliner chairs require some clearance at the back and front to operate safely. Wall-hugger or space-saving designs are available for smaller Australian homes or apartments.
Do riser recliner chairs use a lot of power? +
No. They only use power when adjusting positions. In standby mode, electricity usage is minimal — similar to a small household appliance.
What safety features should I look for? +
Useful safety features include battery backup for power outages, slow controlled lifting, anti-entrapment sensors and sturdy frames. These features help ensure safe use for people with mobility challenges.
Is delivery and installation included? +
Most Australian mobility suppliers offer delivery and professional in-home installation. Because these chairs are heavy and contain electrical components, expert setup is recommended. Always check whether installation is included in the final price.
What warranty should I expect? +
Warranties vary, but many reputable brands offer 5–10 years on the frame and 1–3 years on motors, remote controls and electronic components. Always check what is included before purchasing.
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