Air-cushioned comfort that keeps pressure off while you sit and rest

Sitting in one place for hours can leave you sore, and for some people it raises the risk of pressure damage to the skin. The Repose Haven is a healthcare rise and recline chair with a clever answer: air cushions built into the lower back, seat and leg rest that constantly work to spread your weight evenly.

It also tilts in space, so the whole seat leans back together and you don't slide forward. With a choice of single or dual tilt-in-space mechanism and three sizes, it can be matched to the person and to how much adjustment they need, whether at home or in a care setting.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Air cushioning in back, seat and leg rest
  The air cells keep adjusting to spread your weight so there are no hard pressure points to restrict circulation. Ideal if you sit for long periods or have fragile skin.

• Tilt-in-space mechanism
  The seat and back tilt together, shifting pressure off your bottom and stopping you sliding down the chair. Choose single or dual tilt-in-space.

• Split contoured back
  Shaped to follow your spine, with a fibre-filled head cushion that's easy to adjust for neck comfort.

• Supportive leg chaise
  Supports the full length of your legs when raised, helping with pressure care.

• Removable back and seat cushions
  Lift them off for cleaning, which matters in a chair that's used every day.

• Three sizes
  Choose the size that lets you sit back with your feet supported and your hips well positioned.

• Castors built in
  The chair can be moved for cleaning, with lockable castors or glides for wooden floors available as options.

• Simple handset with side pocket
  Easy controls kept within reach in a pocket on the right-hand side.

Who it suits best

• People who sit for most of the day and need pressure care
• Anyone who slides forward in a standard recliner
• Homes and care settings wanting an easy-to-clean healthcare chair
• Users who want a choice of sizes

Worth knowing before you buy

The Haven isn't a porter chair, so it isn't designed to be pushed from room to room with someone in it — for that, choose a porter chair with a push handle. If you only need help standing and putting your feet up, a standard riser recliner will cost less. Pressure care needs vary, so we recommend an assessment and advice from your health professional before choosing.

Questions customers ask us

How does the air cushioning work?
Air cells in the lower back, seat and leg rest constantly redistribute your weight, so no single area takes too much pressure.

What's the difference between single and dual tilt-in-space?
Both tilt the whole seat back together. The mechanism is chosen when ordering — we'll talk you through which suits the user best.

Can I try one?
Yes. We don't keep every chair in stock, so please call first and we'll check — if it isn't in the showroom, we can usually arrange a demo model. You can also book a free assessment at home.