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Mobility and Comfort

Getting out of a chair, or in and out of bed, shouldn't be the hardest part of the day. We carry rise-and-recline chairs across more than twenty ranges, and electric adjustable beds beside them, all on the shop floor in Oxted to try properly before you decide.

A Sherborne Keswick rise-and-recline chair tilted forward to its raised position in a bright panelled room.
Rise & Recline Chairs
A Sweet Dreams Dreamatic adjustable bed with its head section powered steeply up and the mattress profiled with it, the wired handset trailing beside the headboard.
Adjustable Beds
A Sherborne Nevada reclining three-seater sofa in oatmeal fabric, its near seat reclined with the footrest raised, in a bright room opening onto a garden.
Reclining Sofas
Our Suppliers

The names behind the range.

One of Britain's best-known names in rise-and-recline, and a Yorkshire maker with ninety-five years behind it.

More than twenty ranges (Keswick, Lynton, Nevada and Comfi-Sit among them), each built to order in four seat sizes, from Petite to Royale, in fabric or leather.

A Lincolnshire maker, thirty years at the same Deeping St James workshop, with a growing bench of rise-and-recline chairs.

The Baxter, Austin and Fletcher are twin-motor rise-and-recline chairs in woven chenille and bouclé, with back and footrest moving independently.

A British upholstery maker whose lift-and-tilt chairs are built to the same standard as its sofas.

Belvedere, Hampton and Malvern run on dual motors with a remote handset, made to order in petite or standard size.

A long-standing British supplier whose lounge range runs to twin-motor rise-and-recline chairs alongside the sofas and recliners.

The Milton and Newbury put back and footrest on separate motors, tilting gently forward to help you stand.

All suppliers

What’s included

Delivered, set in place and demonstrated.

Two of our delivery team carrying furniture from the van.

Free local delivery

Two of our team bring your items to the room they're meant for.

A member of our team running through the handset with a customer sitting in her new rise-and-recline chair.

Set in place and demonstrated

We set it up, run through the handset with you and check you're happy with it before we go.

Two of our team carrying an old armchair out to the van for removal.

Old furniture taken away

Where arranged, we remove the old chair or bed on the same delivery, for a small fee.

Talk to us about a chair or bed
VAT relief

You may not have to pay VAT.

If you’re chronically sick or disabled, qualifying mobility furniture can be supplied without VAT for your personal or domestic use. We’ll explain what qualifies and take care of the declaration with you.

What can qualify?

Eligibility depends on both the person buying it and the particular product.

  • Rise-and-recline chairs

    Models with a lift-and-tilt function designed to help you stand.

  • Some specialist adjustable beds

    Only beds with design features that clearly distinguish them as being for disabled people.

  • Not ordinary recliners or standard beds

    Electric movement alone does not automatically make a product eligible.

How it works

  1. Choose a qualifying model.

  2. Complete a short declaration.

  3. We apply 0% VAT before you pay.

You do not need to be registered disabled or receive disability benefits. We will confirm whether the product qualifies; the declaration confirms your personal eligibility.

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Don’t just take our word for it.

We’d love to help you

Ready to find
the right fit?

Come and try a few. Our team will show you how the handset works and help you find the size and action that suit you, with no pressure to decide on the day.

Pop in for a proper try, or get in touch. We'd love to help.

A brown leather Sherborne Nevada rise-and-recline chair, reclined with its footrest raised, in a bright garden room