Mobility & Rehab Chairs

What is a rehab chair?
A supportive, height-adjustable chair with padded arms and often a high back, designed to help people sit and stand safely and rest comfortably during recovery, rehabilitation or aged care. It's sturdier and more supportive than a standard armchair.

Who needs a mobility or rehab chair?
They suit anyone recovering from surgery or illness, living with reduced mobility or balance, or needing extra support to rest and rise comfortably. They're widely used in homes, rest homes and clinical settings.

Are rehab chairs height-adjustable?
Yes. Our rehab chairs have height-adjustable legs so the seat can be set to a height that makes standing easier and keeps the hips and knees comfortable.

What weight can a rehab chair hold?
Our rehab chairs are rated up to 200kg with robust frames. Check each product page for the exact capacity.

What's the difference between a rehab chair and a lift chair?
A rehab chair is a supportive manual chair you adjust for height and comfort. A lift chair is electric and powers you to a near-standing position and reclines at the touch of a button. If standing unaided is very difficult, consider a lift chair.