A British-made riser chair that tilts back as one, so you stay snug and supported

If your current armchair has become hard to get out of, or you slide forward every time you lean back, the Cosi Jubilee in Medium is worth a close look. It lifts you gently towards standing, then lets you settle back into a relaxed position at the press of a button.

What makes it different is the tilt-in-space action. Instead of the back dropping away from you, the whole seat tips back together, so your hips stay tucked in and your weight spreads more evenly. The Medium size suits most people of average height, takes users up to 25 stone (158.8 kg), and is handmade in Britain.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Tilt-in-space recline
  The seat and back tilt together, so you don't slide down the chair. Kinder to your lower back and a real help if you tend to slump or find it tiring to keep shuffling back into position.

• Variable Angle Lift
  The lift can be set to a gentler angle when the chair is ordered, so rising feels steadier. Reassuring if your balance is unsteady or you worry about being tipped forward too quickly.

• Dual motors
  The back and leg rest move separately, so you can sit upright with your legs raised to rest tired, puffy ankles while you read or watch TV.

• Hybrid pocket sprung seat
  Springs and padding work together to keep their shape day after day, so the seat stays supportive rather than sagging under you.

• Adjustable back cushions
  The back cushions can be moved to sit where you need them, giving support exactly where your back aches.

• Simple 5-button handset
  Clear buttons that are easy to find and press, even with stiff fingers.

• Arm covers and antimacassar included
  The parts that wear first can be taken off and washed, so your chair keeps looking fresh for longer.

• 5-year guarantee, made in Britain
  Frame, mechanism and all electrics are covered for five years, for real peace of mind.

Colours available

Kilburn Cocoa, Kilburn Mink, Kilburn Oatmeal and Kilburn Plum. Other fabrics can be made to order.

Who it suits best

• You find it hard to stand up from a normal armchair
• You tend to slide forward or slump when you recline
• People of average height, up to 25 stone (158.8 kg)
• You'd like your legs raised while still sitting upright

Worth knowing before you buy

The Medium has a seat height, width and depth of 50.8 cm (20"). If you're shorter, your feet may not rest flat on the floor, and the Small will suit you better; if you're tall or broad, ask about the Large. Like any riser recliner it needs a nearby plug socket and space to recline. If you need side support to stay upright, or carers will be adjusting your position through the day, a healthcare chair may be the better choice.

Questions customers ask us

What does tilt-in-space actually mean?
The whole seat tips back as one unit, rather than just the backrest dropping. Your body stays in the same seated shape, so you don't slide down the chair.

How do I know if Medium is my size?
Sitting with your back right in, your feet should rest flat on the floor and your knees should be about level with your hips. We're happy to measure you.

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