Comforter Series Extra Wide Heavy Duty 3-Position

Better quality than some others.

No positive location for lift control. Chair seems to lean slightly to the left.

fred s. from springfield, il

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COMFORT,COLOR,SIZE

MOTOR DOES GO RATHER SLOWLY

gloria c. from detroit lakes, mn

62 YEARS OLD FEMALE WITH DEGENERATIVE KNEE REDUCTION UNABLE TO WALK OR STAND BUT FOR A FEW MOMENTS

Seems even more sturdily built than first recliner I ordered a year and a half ago, definitely more plush upholstery, very quiet operation.

Only weakness is that the footrest and the back don't work independently of one another.

kathryn k. from san francisco, ca

Nearly 60-year-old female with severe arthritis. Cannot sleep in a bed, must sleep in a lift recliner, also needed one for living room, which was my

It is a quality, maintenance free and easy to use chair that extends almost almost upright, making it easy to stand without losing balance.

Two weaknesses of the chair are its limited reclining positions and its inability to lean back to the napping position. It would be helpful if the chair's arm rests were wider and if it had more padding in both the arm rests and the back.

billy d. from nancy, ky (caregiver)

75 year old male; 450 lbs; neuropathy in feet and legs; osteo and rheumatoid arthritis in hands, arms, back, hips, legs, and knees; degenerative disc

FIRM SEATING.GOOD MASSAGE.TOO SOON TO RATE DURABILITY OF CHAIR OR LIFT MECHANISM.

THE WHITE GLOVE SETUP WAS A TOTAL WASTE OF MY MONEY.THEY DAMAGED OTHER FURNITURE BRINGING IT IN,THEY TRIED TO INSTALL THE BACK SUPPORT BACKWARDS,THEY DID NOT CONNECT HEAT AND MASSAGE.

charles f. from miami, fl

60Y/O.BAD R HIP.MORBIDLY OBESE(400LBS.).

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dennis s. from lancaster, ca

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build very strong

could be a little softer

robert l. from sun city west, az

80 year old, have touble getting up from any chair

ease of lift

very stiff

pamela o. from fallbrook, ca

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Double lifting mechanism and sturdy frame.

We haven't found one yet.

carol g. from mukwonago, wi (caregiver)

My husband is 53 years old with a 3 year old hip replacement and cardiomyopathy. He needed a strong chair to keep his head elevated to relieve conges

size

should lay back farther

harold b. from sturgeon lake, mn

foot surgery could not put weight on foot, needed help to get up on walker

The strengths of the lift chair are that it is easy to use and helps her regain some of her independence.

The weakness of the chair is probably that the seat of the chair is a little too firm.

teresa f. from clintwood, va (caregiver)

The one using the chair is 67 and suffers from congestive heart failure, arthritis and diabetes.

its quality, workmen ship, material, and dependablity

could have a little more cushioning in the seat,with more spring also.

alice v. from plymouth, mi

75 yr old, disabled, entire day and night in my chair.