Comforter Series Extra Wide Heavy Duty 3-Position

If it holds up to my tall, heavy spouse then it is worth it.

Hadn't had it long enough to know.

nancy s. from wharton, tx (caregiver)

My husband uses it. He is 64, broke his hip and is in a nursing facility. He says it is okay. It seems to do the job.

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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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

ease of lift

very stiff

pamela o. from fallbrook, ca

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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

It is very sturdy and very well constructed. The padding and upholstery are very high quality.

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diane g. from worcester, ny (caregiver)

Henry will be 70 years old in February and had quintuple bypass surgery on November 7th. He also has bad knees and is 6'4" and 367 lbs.

I think it is strong as advertised

The padding is not very thick or comfortable.

anna f. from san antonio, tx

63 yrs old; arthrtis

good looking made well

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angelo s. from east meadow, ny

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