Seats that rise to help you stand
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Press the up button on an ERYE lift chair and a motor in the base raises the whole chair and angles it forward, bringing the seat under you before you stand. Hold the down button and it settles to seat height, then reclines. Most of ours are 37 inches wide, with seats 19 to 20.9 inches high and 20.87 to 22.2 deep, and they carry 250 to 400 pounds.
Two-motor models move the back and the footrest separately, and several lay flat to 180 degrees. Heat and vibration run from their own buttons, with eight vibrating points and a heating pad at the lower back on many models. Keep small children off the chair and clear of the base while it moves, and look under and behind it before lowering the footrest or the seat.
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Questions
Questions about ERYE power lift chairs
Standing is the motion a lift chair helps with. Its base lifts the seat and angles it forward, so you rise from a higher, tipped seat instead of a low, level one. It is a mechanical aid for getting up and sitting down, not a treatment, and its heat and massage are comfort features.
Think of the chair reclined, not upright. It stands 35.4 to 40 inches deep when closed, and the back and footrest move out as it reclines, most of all on the lay-flat models, one of which reaches 74 inches long. Keep the floor in front of the footrest clear of tables and toys.
Yes, on most of ours. The lumbar heat and the eight vibrating points around the chair work separately, so you can warm the seat on a cold evening without the vibration, or run the massage alone. Both are set from the controller.






















