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Wellstead Mobility

Rise and recline chairs

Chairs that lift you gently to standing and let you lean back and rest your legs, all at the touch of a button. Each one is made to fit you.

  • Free home visit
  • Made to measure
  • Delivered and set up for you
  • Flexible finance

Showing 4 of 4 products

The Ardoch rise and recline armchair in deep green fabric, shown from a three-quarter angle

The Ardoch

  • Dual motor
  • Standard
  • Heat and massage

A classic wing-back chair that lifts you gently to standing and lets you put your feet up at the touch of a button.

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The Kinloch rise and recline armchair in deep green fabric, shown from a three-quarter angle

The Kinloch

  • Single motor
  • Petite
  • Wall-hugger

A compact, modern chair for smaller rooms that sits close to the wall even when fully reclined.

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The Balmoral rise and recline armchair in deep green fabric, shown from a three-quarter angle

The Balmoral

  • Dual motor
  • Large
  • Pressure relief

A generously sized chair with deep cushioning that spreads your weight evenly for long, comfortable sitting.

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The Strathearn rise and recline armchair in deep green fabric, shown from a three-quarter angle

The Strathearn

  • Dual motor
  • Bariatric
  • Tilt-in-space

A chair that tilts as one piece, keeping you supported and secure while your feet lift above your heart.

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Single or dual motor?

A single motor moves the back and footrest together. One button, simple to use, and ideal if you mainly want help getting up and a comfortable recline.

Dual motors move the back and footrest separately. You can sit upright with your legs raised, or lie back with your feet down. Helpful if you spend long periods in your chair or need to raise your legs.

How to know the right size

When you sit, your feet should rest flat on the floor with your knees level with your hips. The seat should support your thighs without pressing behind your knees, and the arms should let your shoulders relax.

You don't need to measure yourself. Your consultant does this at your free home visit.

Not sure where to start?

Answer a few simple questions and we'll suggest the right options.

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Try it in your own home

A local consultant visits, measures and lets you try before you decide. Free, with no obligation.

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