Riser Recliner Chairs
A riser recliner chair gently tilts forward to help you stand up, then reclines back so you can relax with your feet raised, all at the touch of a button. Our riser recliner chairs include single motor and dual motor electric riser recliners in fabric and faux leather, in petite, standard and large sizes. Just want to recline? See our recliner chairs.
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BareTay Lift Chairs Recliner Chairs For the Elderly with Massage
Original price was: £309.99.£263.47Current price is: £263.47. -
BareTay Recliner Armchair Lift Chair For the Elderly
Original price was: £299.99.£242.20Current price is: £242.20. -
BTM Power Massage Lift Recliner Chair with Heat & Vibration
Original price was: £369.99.£359.99Current price is: £359.99. -
Elite Care Cavendish dual motor electric riser and recliner chair
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Elite Care Hainworth Leather Dual Motor riser recliner chair
£639.99 -
HOMCOM Power Lift Chair Recliner for Elderly Velvet Wide Seat Dark
Original price was: £361.02.£332.49Current price is: £332.49. -
HOMCOM Power Lift Recliner Armchair for Elderly Fabric Charcoal Grey
Original price was: £265.99.£249.99Current price is: £249.99. -
HOMCOM Riser and Recliner Chair for Elderly Overstuffed Grey
£279.99 -
MCombo Dual Motor Riser Recliner Chairs for Elderly
£645.50 -
MCombo Dual Motor Riser Recliner Chairs for Elderly Heat & Massage
£679.99 -
MCombo Recliner Armchair Lift Chair for Elderly
Original price was: £518.90.£499.99Current price is: £499.99. -
MCombo Riser and Recliner Chairs for Living Room
£509.99 -
MCombo Triple Motor Electric Riser Recliner Chair for Elderly
£729.99 -
More4homes Postana Dual Motor Electric Rise Recliner Jumbo Cord
£499.99 -
More4homes Postana Jumbo Cord Fabric Rise Recliner Armchair
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More4homes Seattle Electric Rise Recliner Bonded Leather Armchair
£449.99
How do riser recliner chairs work?
An electric riser recliner has a motor that lifts the whole seat up and forward, so you can stand with less effort on your knees and back. Press the other button and the chair reclines, raising the footrest. They are popular for elderly people, anyone with limited mobility and people recovering from surgery.
Single motor vs dual motor riser recliners
| Type | How it moves | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Single motor riser recliner | Backrest and footrest move together | Simple, easy to use, lower price |
| Dual motor riser recliner | Backrest and footrest move separately | More positions, raising legs while sitting upright |
| Wall-hugger riser recliner | Slides forward as it reclines | Rooms where the chair sits close to a wall |
Choosing the right size
Riser recliner chairs come in petite, standard and large sizes. Your feet should rest flat on the floor when seated, and your knees should be roughly level with your hips. Check the seat height, width and maximum user weight in each listing. Lumbar and head support matter if you will sit for long periods.
Fabric or leather?
Fabric riser recliners feel soft and warm, while faux leather is easy to wipe clean. Pick a colour that suits your living room, and add a washable throw for extra protection.
Paying less and VAT relief
In the UK, people with a long-term illness or disability may be able to buy a riser recliner chair without VAT if the seller offers VAT relief. Check with the seller before you buy, as not every listing on Amazon offers it. For more ways to put your feet up, see our recliner sofas, our power vs manual recliner guide and our La-Z-Boy recliner alternatives. An armchair with a footstool is another option if you do not need the lift.
Who are riser recliner chairs for?
Riser recliner chairs suit anyone who finds it hard to get up from a low seat, including older people, people with arthritis or back pain, and anyone recovering from an operation. They are also simply very comfortable recliners. Many people choose a riser recliner instead of a standard armchair, and a petite model fits neatly into a bedroom. Look for easy-to-use handsets with large buttons, side pockets for the remote and a battery backup. Protect the seat with a washable recliner cover, and browse our recliner chairs if you do not need the rise function.
Electric riser recliner features
An electric riser recliner uses a motor to move the chair, and a dual motor riser recliner lets you move the backrest and footrest separately for the ultimate comfort. Some chairs have a 4-motor riser recliner system with adjustable head and lumbar support. Look for upholstery that suits your room, a petite, standard or large size, and features like heat, massage and side pockets. Compare each riser recliner chair carefully, as the range of positions and support varies between models.
Riser Recliner Chairs FAQs
What do you call a recliner that stands you up?
It is called a riser recliner chair, or a rise and recline chair. A motor tilts the seat forward to help you stand.
Can I get a riser chair on the NHS?
The NHS does not usually supply riser recliners, but an occupational therapist assessment through your local council can sometimes help with equipment. Ask your GP or local social services.
Why are riser recliner chairs so expensive?
They contain motors, a lifting mechanism and a strong frame designed to take your weight safely, which costs more than a standard chair.
Do I need a single or dual motor riser recliner?
A single motor is simpler and cheaper. A dual motor lets you move the backrest and footrest separately, which gives more comfortable positions.
Do riser recliners need to be plugged in?
Yes, most need a mains socket, though many have a battery backup so the chair can return upright in a power cut.















