Heritage LC-358 Line 3-Position

durability

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franklin h. from campobello, sc

age 68 disabled veteran hard to get out of chairs

All aspects of the chair.

none

judith k. from carlsbad, ca (caregiver)

My dad is in fairly fragile, weak health and this chair has been a tremendous help and support for him.

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kathryn j. from homewood, il (caregiver)

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Comfortable

None

bryan g. from ocala, fl

Age 81 with weakness of both legs.Has difficulty getting up from sitting position. Ambulates short distances in home with walker

Well made

Pad & head rest should not be extra

sandra k. from bunnell, fl

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comfort and ease of use

have not really found any problems

james s. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

my wife 73 yrs old, with knee replacement surgery. has been a life saver

Very comfortable for a short person, easy to put yourself into a standing position.

Can't let you sit more in an upright position while lifting your feet, you have to recline.

linda c. from fall river mills, ca

I am the user of this chair. I got the Heritage Petite Wide chair because I am 63, 4'11" with wide hips. I have arthritis very bad in both knees.

Width and ease of use

The color does NOT mastch the website description and is more green than brown. I was really disappointed because it does NOT work well in my living room! I could not afford to send it back!

mary p. from trenton, nj

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Fabric and overall appearance

Range of recline

gary s. from colleyville, tx (caregiver)

84 with mobility issue. Uses scooter. Replacement chair of earlier model.

It is really comfortable and the lift is so gentle but still strong enough that I am not afraid that it will stall on me

I really wish that the head prt would go all of the way down so I could lie absolutelym flat. The way it is I have to put a small pillow under my neck

winifred m. from peoria, az

I had a recliner rocker but for the past few months I couldn't get myself out of it. I just didn't use it unless someone was here to help me get up.

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david m. from stephens city, va (caregiver)

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It doesn't look too bad, sitting in the living room.

If I made chairs, I would not make this bottom of the line chair. I would concentrate on the ones with more features and better construction (more padding).

leonard w. from lajunta, co

For the "average" person, the chair operates smoothly but for arthritis bones, it jerks too much - sends waves of pain in the hip. Also, it is hard a