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Lift Chairs and Recliners in Adelaide

Power lift recliners that help you stand up and sit down safely. Single and dual motor, in petite, standard and XL sizes. Come and try them in our Hindmarsh showroom.

What is a lift chair?

A lift chair (also called a lift recliner or riser recliner) looks like a comfortable armchair, but it has a motor that gently tilts the whole chair forward and up, helping you stand. It lowers you back down to sit, and reclines for relaxing.

Lift chairs can help people who find it hard to get out of a chair, including older people, people recovering from surgery and people with reduced strength or joint pain. They can also reduce strain on carers.

Read our guide on how to choose a lift chair.

Single motor or dual motor?

Single motor Dual motor
How it works The backrest and footrest move together The backrest and footrest move separately
Positions Set positions from upright to reclined More positions, for example feet up while sitting upright
Best for Simple, easy operation Extra comfort and positioning
Theorem Ludlow Dual Motor Power Lift Recliner

Getting the right fit

  • Seat height: your feet should rest flat on the floor when you sit back.
  • Seat width and depth: you should sit comfortably with your back against the backrest. Petite and XL models suit smaller and larger people.
  • Weight capacity: check the chair suits your weight.
  • Space: check how much room the chair needs to recline, and where the power point is.

The best way to choose is to sit in a few. Visit our Hindmarsh showroom or book a free trial.

Funding a lift chair

Lift chairs may be funded through Support at Home, the NDIS or paid privately, often with a recommendation from an occupational therapist. See our aged care equipment page and funding options.

Lift chair FAQs

Can I try a lift chair before I buy?

Yes. Visit our showroom at 31 Manton Street, Hindmarsh, or book a free trial.

What’s the difference between single and dual motor?

In a single motor chair the backrest and footrest move together. In a dual motor chair they move separately, giving you more positions.

Do lift chairs need a power point?

Yes. Lift chairs plug into a standard power point. Check the product details for any battery backup options.

Do you service lift chairs?

Yes. Our technicians can help with repairs and servicing.

Get in touch

Ask about lift chairs

Want to try a lift chair, get a quote or ask about funding? Send us a message and we will be in touch. Prefer to talk? Call (08) 8424 6160.

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