Comforter Series PR-531 Extra Wide Heavy Duty 3-Position

The product has proven as good as advertised, it carry the weight as promised and would recommended for other users.

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magdy g. from palm coast, fl

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mary m. from hudson, il

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The straight lift technology is my favorite and I DON'T KNOW why more folks don't sell them this way right off the floor?

I don't really see any for me.

debbie g. from moses lake, wa

I am obese and only able to walk on crutches or using a wheel chair

The luxurious fabric, and ease of rising to a standing position are the foremost strengths.

Haven’t discovered one yet. If anything, it’s very heavy and will be difficult to clean underneath or move it if needed.

carol l. from la crescenta, ca

The person using this chair is an 81 year old polio survivor whose condition deteriorated further due to the confinement caused by kidney failure.

Nice looking 

Lumbar to thick arms too short 

gary s. from silverton, id

Very uncomfortable 

Very nice looking goes great with my living room  

Arms are too short makes it difficult to get out of and the l lumbar puffs out too far 

gary s. from silverton, id

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It handles my weight with ease

I wish it would bring up the legs so I could sit upright and then recline if I want to.

patricia m. from gallatin, tn

I weigh 410 pounds

Looks great, neat and Sturdy

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juan t. from wauconda, il

Person with Limited abilities to move.

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I have not found any.

elizabeth m. from morristown, nj

I am a 66 year old woman suffering from CDIP. It is imperative I have a sturdy comfortable chair with a lift. This chair fits the bill.

It sits low enough for me to get in easy. It looks pretty .it lifts me to an almost standing position.

It doesn't lift my legs high enough to drain my edema-filled legs. The back rest is too soft and I need to put a pillow behind my head and shoulders. The seat is getting lumpy already and I've only had it a short time. The footrest isn't padded enough.

dawn d. from reading, pa

58 year old female severe spinal injury and lymphedema in both legs . Congestive heart failure patient.

Stays where it is put., comfort, durable.

Has two controllers.

carol m. from whitehall, mi

In a wheelchair for the past 25 years and can transfer. Sleep with a C-pap. Sleep in chair and it is Very comfortable.

Extra Wide Seat and seems to seat a couple inches higher than I'm use to. But, I do like that about it.

I filled that up and down remote would benefit from being on the outside of the arm instead of on the inside. There's been a few occasions where the remote get stuck in between the cushion and the armchair. Also within the first few days of having the chair I started noticing a clicking sound when trying to go up or down. The cheer doesn't have a whole lot of cushion it's very minimal and could use a bit more. The massager seems to be centrally located right on the lower back and glutes. I was led to believe by looking at the pictures that it would be more on the back all the way down to the back of the legs. I think the thing that bothers me most is the clicking sound it makes lifting and descending. I also have foe wooden floors and so the seat seems to slip back. Trying to put it back in the place. It's difficult because it is a heavy piece and doesn't like to move easily.

samantha d. from bentonville, ar

I have trouble standing and walking due to Osteoarthritis and both my knees. I am plus size of 400 lbs and use this chair as my primary seat.