Texas Lift Chair
Texas Lift Chair
RRP $2,399
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Product description
Product description
A two-motor lift chair in fabric. The Texas moves its backrest and leg rest on separate motors, so your feet can come up while you sit upright, and the seat tips forward under power to bring you towards standing. In dark grey.
- Two motors: backrest and leg rest independent
- Powered lift and lower
- Fabric upholstery
- Handset control for the lift and both movements
A lift chair is often where someone spends much of the day, so the upholstery becomes a comfort decision. Fabric doesn’t turn cold on a winter morning or tacky in summer, and doesn’t squeak as you shift. The trade-off is cleaning: a wipeable surface sheds a spill, while fabric absorbs it — so ask how this fabric cleans before you decide.
Size and dimensions
Size and dimensions
| Size | Regular |
|---|---|
| Upholstery | Fabric |
| Colour | Dark Grey |
Seat width and depth, the overall footprint and the clearance needed behind it when fully reclined are confirmed in store — see the questions below.
Delivery and assembly
Delivery and assembly
Delivery options and costs are shown at checkout. Delivery access is worth checking before you order — see the questions below.
Warranty
Warranty
The manufacturer warranty for this product is confirmed at purchase.
Before you buy — ask in store
Before you buy — ask in store
- Ask in store: what are the seat width and depth? Seat depth decides whether your feet reach the floor.
- Run the three fit checks: feet flat on the floor, two fingers of clearance behind the knee, elbows landing naturally on the arms.
- Ask in store: what is the maximum user weight? We only quote a figure we have confirmed.
- Ask in store: how does the fabric clean, and what is it rated for?
- Ask in store: does it have battery backup? If the power goes out while the chair is reclined, a backup battery is what brings it upright again.
- Ask in store: who services it in WA, and can it be supplied under a Home Care Package, NDIS plan or DVA entitlement?
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