Super Fast Delivery – Celebrity Riser Recliners

£1,220.00
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Get comfort delivered quickly with our Super Fast Delivery service, ensuring your new chair arrives in just 5 working days.

Choose from two elegant styles - Canterbury (teak knuckles only) or Hollingwell - and enjoy the flexibility of any riser recliner mechanism: Single Lift, Dual Lift, or Cloud Zero.

Available in three sizes to suit every need:

Grande
Standard
Petite

Upholstered in premium fabrics:

Dalby Moss
Eden Silver

Comfort Meets Craftsmanship

Mammoth Medical Grade™ Foam

Both ranges feature Mammoth Medical Grade™ Foam with PostureCell™ technology. This advanced seating provides exceptional pressure relief, supports posture, and aids temperature regulation. Ideal for those who spend extended periods seated.

Riser Recliner Mechanisms

Single Motor: Sequential footrest and backrest movement for smooth reclining.
Dual Motor: Independent control of footrest and backrest creates custom comfort positions.
Cloud Zero (3‑Motor): Includes individual seat tilt, adjustable seat height, and provides nearly infinite seating positions with up to 20% more lift capacity (up to 30 stone). Designed for maximum adaptability and ease of standing.

All powered models come with detachable, illuminated handsets (with clear directional icons), USB charging ports, and emergency battery backup for safe lowering in a power cut.

Style & Support Differentiation

Canterbury

Timeless, elegant design with supportive lateral back cushioning.
Features a classic wooden "grab" handle.
Operated via an illuminated, intuitive handset.
Sizes: Petite, Standard, Grande, with matching sofas and chairs for full suite coordination

Hollingwell

High-back design with soft, three-section fibre cushioning that naturally supports the head and lumbar regions.
Fully cushioned arms emphasize comfort.
Operated via an illuminated, intuitive handset.
Offered in Petite, Standard, and Grande sizes

Model & Size	Height (cm)	Width (cm)	Depth (cm)	Seat Height (cm)	Seat Width (cm)	Seat Depth (cm)
Canterbury – Petite	104	72.5	86.5	47	46	46
Canterbury – Standard	112	77.5	89	51	48.5	51
Canterbury – Grande	115.5	86.5	94	51	52	52
Hollingwell – Petite	108	81.5	87.5	47	49.5	48.5
Hollingwell – Standard	112	82.5	93	51	49.5	51
Hollingwell – Grande	117	89	93	53.5	52	53.5

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Our mobility range includes Lift and Tilt Chairs (Riser Recliners) and Adjustable Beds. These products are available VAT FREE if:

You have a physical or mental impairment which has a long-term and substantial adverse effect upon your ability to carry out everyday activities. This includes arthritis, rheumatism, MS, poor circulation and other mobility restrictions.
You have a condition that the medical profession treats as a chronic sickness, such as diabetes.
You are terminally ill.

How to Choose the Right Riser Recliner for Yourself

A riser recliner chair can be a game-changer for comfort and independence. Whether you’re looking for extra support, help standing up, or just a cosy spot to relax, choosing the right model can make all the difference. Here’s what to consider before you buy.

1. Decide What You Need It For

Start with your main goal. Do you need help getting in and out of the chair? Are you recovering from surgery or managing a health condition like arthritis? If mobility support is your priority, a dual-motor riser recliner may suit you best, as it allows the backrest and footrest to move independently for maximum comfort and assistance.

2. Single vs. Dual Motor

Single motor: Simple to use - both the backrest and footrest move together. Great if you prefer an easy, no-fuss control system.
Dual motor: Offers more flexibility and precise positioning. Ideal if you want to sit upright with your legs raised or recline fully for a nap.

3. Check the Fit

Comfort isn’t just about softness, it’s about fit. Make sure the chair suits your height and body shape:

Your feet should rest flat on the floor when seated.
The seat depth should support your thighs without cutting into the back of your knees.
The backrest should fully support your spine and head.

4. Fabric and Style

From soft fabrics to leather finishes, your riser recliner should complement your home décor while being practical. Consider wipe-clean materials if spills are a concern or breathable fabrics for all-day comfort.

5. Safety and Quality

Look for models with smooth, stable lifting mechanisms and safety cut-offs. Always choose from reputable brands and ensure the chair meets UK or EU safety standards.

6. Try Before You Buy

Whenever possible, test the chair in person. Sit, recline, and use the controls. A good riser recliner should feel supportive, smooth, and easy to operate.

Here to Help:
A riser recliner is a long-term investment in your comfort and wellbeing. Take your time comparing models and don’t hesitate to ask for our expert advice, the right chair should fit you as perfectly as your favourite pair of shoes.

Further Guides

Tri-Motor, Cloud Zero Recliners
Benefits of Adjustable Head & Lumbar Support in your Riser Recliner
also... Benefits of Adjustable Beds