Choosing the right lift chair is about more than just comfort — it’s also about safety and support. A chair that fits your body well will make sitting, reclining, and standing easier while reducing strain on your joints and muscles. Here are a few things to keep in mind when deciding on size.
Why Fit Matters
A lift chair that’s too small or too large can cause discomfort and limit the chair’s benefits. Proper fit helps maintain good posture, keeps your feet and back supported, and allows the lift mechanism to work as designed.
Consider Height and Weight
Lift chairs are built with different frame sizes, weight capacities, and seat dimensions. Your height determines how well the chair supports your legs and head, while weight capacity ensures the chair operates smoothly and safely.
Check Seat Depth and Width
Seat depth affects how comfortably you can sit with your back against the chair while keeping your feet flat on the floor. Seat width should feel supportive without being too tight or too loose.
Test the Recline and Lift Motion
Whenever possible, try the chair in person. The lift and recline functions should feel smooth and natural, and you should be able to get in and out of the chair without straining.
When to Ask for Guidance
If you’re not sure which size works best, it’s always helpful to ask for assistance. Our team can walk through measurements with you, explain the differences between models, and make sure your chair fits your daily needs
