Sized for smaller frames, so your feet stay on the floor and your back stays supported

Many riser chairs are simply too big for shorter people. Your feet dangle, your back doesn't reach the cushions, and standing up feels like being tipped out. The Cosi Jubilee Small is built to fix that, with a lower, narrower and shallower seat that fits you properly.

It rises smoothly to help you onto your feet and tilts back as a whole when you want to relax, so you stay sitting well back in the chair rather than sliding forward. It takes users up to 20 stone (127 kg) and is handmade in Britain.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Small seat size that fits shorter users
  With a 45.7 cm (18") seat height, width and depth, your feet can rest flat and your back is supported all the way up. You sit more comfortably, and you're steadier when the chair helps you stand.

• Tilt-in-space recline
  The whole seat tips back together instead of the backrest dropping away. You won't slide down the chair, which is kinder on your lower back and hips.

• Dual motors
  The back and leg rest move on their own, so you can put your feet up while still sitting upright — handy for swollen ankles at the end of the day.

• Hybrid pocket sprung seat
  A springy, supportive base that holds its shape, so you don't sink into the seat and struggle to get up.

• Back cushions you can reposition
  Move them to where you need support most, whether that's your lower back or between your shoulders.

• 5-button handset
  Large, simple buttons that are easy to use if your hands are stiff or sore.

• Washable arm covers and antimacassar
  Included as standard to protect the areas that get the most use.

• 5-year guarantee
  Frame, mechanism and all electrics covered, on a chair made in Britain.

Colours available

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

Who it suits best

• Shorter or slighter people who find standard chairs too big
• You struggle to stand up from a normal armchair
• You slide forward or slump when reclining
• Users up to 20 stone (127 kg)

Worth knowing before you buy

The Small has a lower weight limit than the Medium and Large (20 stone rather than 25), and the Variable Angle Lift option is only offered on the Medium and Large sizes. If you're of average height or taller, the Medium will be more comfortable. If you need side support to stay upright, or a carer will be moving you in the chair, a healthcare chair may suit you better.

Questions customers ask us

I'm only about five foot — will this fit me?
The Small is designed for shorter users. The best check is to sit with your back right in: your feet should be flat and your knees roughly level with your hips. We're happy to measure you.

Is there an even smaller size?
Yes, a Petite version can be made to order, with a 40.6 cm (16") seat height and depth.

Can I sit in one first?
Yes. Please call before you come in, as we don't keep every chair in stock — we'll check for you, and if it isn't in the showroom we can usually arrange a demo model. A free home assessment is another option.