Seating Aids
From recliners, backrests, chair raisers to footrests, our variety of adjustable seating aids for the disabled, the elderly and the healthcare system i.e the NHS are designed to be supportive, comfortable and fit in with your style. Always enabling you to relax in your living room, dining room or bedroom without unnecessary discomfort.
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Manual Recliner Chairs
Integra Shell Seat Chair – Tilt in space chair
From £958.80 Inc. VAT - (£799.00) exc. VAT Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Manual Recliner Chairs
Harlem Porter Express Chair
£1,650.00 Inc. Vat - (£1,375.00) exc. Vat Add to basket -
Electric Recliner Chairs
Three Pillow Single Motor Riser Recliner Chair Terracotta
Original price was: £588.00.£492.00Current price is: £492.00. Inc. Vat - (£410.00) exc. Vat Add to basket -
Electric Recliner Chairs
Three Pillow Single Motor PU Riser Recliner Chair Black
Original price was: £576.00.£492.00Current price is: £492.00. Inc. Vat - (£410.00) exc. Vat Add to basket -
Electric Recliner Chairs
Three Pillow Single Motor PU Riser Recliner Chair Brown
Original price was: £576.00.£492.00Current price is: £492.00. Inc. Vat - (£410.00) exc. Vat Add to basket -
Electric Recliner Chairs
Three Pillow Single Motor PU Riser Recliner Chair Cream
Original price was: £576.00.£492.00Current price is: £492.00. Inc. Vat - (£410.00) exc. Vat Add to basket -
Manual Recliner Chairs
Boston Porter Express Chair
£2,766.00 Inc. Vat - (£2,305.00) exc. Vat Add to basket -
Couches, Plinths & Treatment Chairs
Enfield Fixed Height Medical Couch
£408.00 Inc. Vat - (£340.00) exc. Vat Add to basket
Things To Consider When Shopping For Seating Aids
If you are spending a lot of time in a chair, it is important that you select the right chair for you meaning that you can stay both comfortable and independent.
When selecting the type of chair you should consider all of the activities that will be carried out in it. This might include: watching television, playing games, socialising, eating, drinking and transferring from the chair to a wheelchair or standing position. All of these factors will pull together to help you decide which chair is right for the user.
Buying Seating Aids for Yourself
If you find it difficult to sit comfortably when at home, or if getting up and standing out of the chair is difficult, there are seating aids available that may help. Our range of chairs for the disabled and elderly is vast, from the chairs themselves, chair tables, foot and leg raiser, Riser aids, Recliner aids and bariatric high back chairs, wheelchair/mobility scooter cushions, incontinence chair pads and lifting seats.
Chairs– Our Tiacare selection includes a variety of different chairs with special features to aid, such as high backs for support and posture, reclining functions for resting, and rising functions that enable the chair to lift you back up onto your feet. Sometimes, settees and standard living room chairs can be difficult to sit down onto if you have mobility issues or problems with your health for example arthritis, fibromyalgia, dementia, Parkinson's, gout and multiple sclerosis.
Leg rests and footrests– To aid with circulation and will lift up your lower limbs these are ideal if you are unable to bend your leg in a normal sat down position. They also help improve blood flow, reduce pressure and lower back and can help decrease swelling.