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quick solution for you or a loved one, our wide variety of chairs cater to every need.
Adjustable beds
Looking for a bit of extra comfort? Our adjustable beds allow you to raise your head and feet for a relaxing sleep.
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Hi-low Adjustable beds
Need help getting in and out of beds? Our Hi-low beds drop all the way to the floor and rise high enough for home care.
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Care beds
Need something a bit more speciaised, our care beds can cater for almost every need.
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In need an urgent solution? We can get an adjustable bed to you in as little as 48 hours.
Health benefits of an adjustable bed
Neuromuscular and Neurological Conditions
Riser recliner chairs with one button to recline and one to rise
Joint and Bone Health
Same functions as a single motor chair with the extra option to recline the backrest further
Cardiovascular and Respiratory
Additional options to adjust the headrest and lumbar support
Reclaim your independence with an adjustable bed
Our riser recliners will give you the confidence to be independent in your daily life. The rise function will lift you out of the chair and the reclining function is proactive in..........?
Comfort and independence without compromising on style...
Our riser recliners will give you the confidence to be independent in your daily life. The rise function will lift you out of the chair and the reclining function is proactive in..........?
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Single Beds (3ft)
Riser recliner chairs with one button to recline and one to rise
Wide Single/Small Double (4ft)
Same functions as a single motor chair with the extra option to recline the backrest further
Kind Dual (5ft)
Same functions as a single motor chair with the extra option to recline the backrest further
Super King Dual (6ft)
Additional options to adjust the headrest and lumbar support
Little things that make a big difference...
Accessories like grab bars and lift kits can be a small change to make a big difference to your independence
Visit our showroom and browse our wide variety of riser recliner chairs.
We'll measure you up in store or on a home demonstration
Choose your motor, our knowledgeable staff will help you determine the best option for your needs
All of our new chairs come with a 5 year warranty and we offer repairs...
We will deliver to your home at no extra charge
Choose your fabric from our range of hundreds of fabric samples
Yes, mobility scooters come in various types to suit different needs. Some common types include:
- Travel & "Car Boot" scooters: Lightweight and easily portable, ideal for short trips and easy storage.
- 3-Wheel Scooters: Provide better manoeuvrability in tight spaces and indoor settings.
- 4-Wheel Scooters: Offer more stability and are better suited for outdoor use and uneven terrain.
- Heavy-Duty Scooters: Designed for individuals with higher weight capacities and extended battery life.
- All-Terrain Scooters: Equipped with larger wheels and rugged construction for rough or uneven surfaces.
We have scooters to accommodate most needs and requirements. The best way to figure out what mobility scooter suits you is to come and try a variety and see what fits your needs.
We have a variety of light weight mobility scooters available. The scooter with the lightest frame is 11.8kg. However, you may want to consider one piece folding scooters, the lightest only weighing 18kg. Then there are scooters that dismantle, the heaviest part you would need to lift is 11.8kg.
The speed of mobility scooters varies depending on the model and type. On average, most mobility scooters have a maximum speed of around 4 to 8 miles per hour (6 to 13 km/h). Some scooters may have adjustable speed settings for added control.
- Class 2 mobility scooters are designed for use exclusively on footpaths and pavements, as well as for crossing roads. They cannot be used on the road (except where there is no pavement.) Their maximum speed is limited to 4 mph (6.4 kph).
- Class 3 mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs are the only permitted types for road usage. They can travel at a maximum speed of 4 mph when used off the road, and their speed increases to 8 mph when driven on the road. To qualify for road use, they must meet specific criteria, including a maximum unladen weight of 150 kg (or 200 kg when carrying essential user equipment, such as medical supplies) and a maximum width of 0.85 meters.