Chair Raisers

Chair raisers are innovative accessories designed to enhance accessibility and comfort for the elderly or individuals with disabilities. These discreet yet highly effective devices elevate the height of chairs, making it easier for users to sit down and stand up with minimal effort and strain. By raising the seating level, chair raisers help promote proper posture and reduce the risk of falls or injuries, particularly for those with mobility issues or limited strength. Additionally, chair raisers can also provide relief for individuals with conditions such as arthritis or joint pain by reducing the amount of bending and stooping required to use chairs.

Regular price£9.95

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Langham Adjustable Chair Raiser

~~£39.95~~Sale price£28.95

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Stander CouchCane

Regular price£184.95

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Practicality and versatility with chair raisers

Easy to install and compatible with most chairs, chair raisers offer a practical and versatile solution for improving accessibility in the home environment. Whether used in the living room, dining area, or bedroom, chair raisers provide users with greater comfort and confidence in their daily activities.

For the elderly, chair raisers offer significant benefits in promoting independence and safety in everyday activities. By raising the height of chairs, seniors can maintain their mobility and autonomy when transitioning between sitting and standing positions, reducing the need for assistance from carers or family members.

By promoting proper posture and reducing strain on joints and muscles, chair raisers help individuals with disabilities maintain their independence and enjoy a more comfortable and functional living space.

This increased independence not only enhances the quality of life for the elderly but also fosters a sense of dignity and self-reliance. Furthermore, chair raisers can be particularly helpful for individuals recovering from surgery or injury, providing a stable and supportive seating solution during the rehabilitation process.