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How Much Does a Rise Recliner Chair Cost?

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  • First published 22 November 2021
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  • By the Active Mobility team
How Much Does a Rise Recliner Chair Cost?

A new rise recliner chair costs from about £800 for a dual-motor chair to around £2,000 for a made-to-measure or lateral-support chair. These are the prices of the chairs on our website today.

Typical prices

Chair Motor Price
Cosi Dinsdale Dual motor £795
Dallux Nevis Dual motor £1,125
Dallux Nevis Triple motor £1,195
Cosi Ambassador or Jubilee (small, medium, large) Dual motor £1,395
Dallux Nevis Four motor £1,495
Cosi Iconic Lateral Back Lateral support £1,895
Rise & Recline Royal, Hampton, Lateral or Sandringham Made to measure £1,995

We also supply Repose chairs. Call us for a price.

What affects the price?

  • Motors: more motors give more positions and cost more. A triple motor chair, with separate legs, back and tilt, is one of the most expensive.
  • User weight: bariatric chairs for heavier users cost more, because the frame and mechanism are stronger.
  • Size: made-to-measure chairs cost more but fit you exactly.
  • Back style: lateral-support backs give extra side support.
  • Fabric: leather, faux leather and wipe-clean fabrics can add to the price.
  • Extras: heat, massage, arm caps, reading lights and pressure-relief cushions. Some Rise & Recline chairs can also have a "tech pack" in the arm for a swivel table with a wireless phone charger, a cup holder and other add-ons.

Some extras cost nothing. On Rise & Recline chairs, a softer pocket sprung seat is the same price as the standard foam seat, and any fabric in their range comes at no extra wait. The quad motor chair includes USB and USB-C sockets as standard.

Can I avoid paying VAT?

If you have a long-term illness or disability, you may be able to buy without VAT. You sign a simple form when you buy. Ask us if you're not sure.

Delivery and set-up

Most standard chairs take about 3 weeks. Rise & Recline made-to-measure chairs are built to order in Nottingham, usually within 15 to 20 working days. Read how they make them. We deliver your chair, set it up and show you how the handset works, and we can take away your old chair.

Why a cheaper chair can cost more

A chair that's the wrong size or isn't rated for your weight won't last. Mike's first two riser chairs, bought before Tracy worked here, both failed. The one we fitted properly for him lasted more than 10 years. Rise & Recline give a five-year warranty on the frame and mechanism.

Try one first

We offer free home assessments within 75 miles of our Stratford-upon-Avon showroom. Please call first so we can have the right chairs ready: 01789 339 738.

New to riser recliners? Read our complete guide to riser recliner chairs.

Frequently asked questions

What's the cheapest rise recliner?

On our website, the Cosi Dinsdale dual-motor chair at £795.

Is made to measure worth it?

If you're taller, shorter or need more support than standard sizes give, yes.

How long is delivery?

About 3 weeks for most standard chairs, and usually 15 to 20 working days for Rise & Recline made-to-measure chairs.

Can my family deal with you for me?

Yes, we're happy to talk to a family member or carer you've named.

Written by the Active Mobility team · Tracy Suther

A family-run mobility specialist in Stratford-upon-Avon since 2001. Motability approved dealer, with free home assessments within 75 miles.

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