Atlas Faux Leather Lift Chair - Brown ‪(FREE 2 Years CPS Warranty)

I bought this for an upcoming surgery in a few months with the hope that I'd also be able to sleep in it for a night or two if needed. Definitely not going to happen.Pros: Easy to assemble. The material is soft and looks like a more expensive chair. The remote is easy to reach (side pocket) and intuitive to use.Cons: I'm 5'11 and my feet hang off when inclined. It's awkward and uncomfortable. I read a few reviews where tall individuals stated this chair works great for them so obviously it's personal preference. The chair is more than wide enough but nothing sits well with my feet or neck.Overall, it's a great looking chair, the electronics work well, and I'd recommend it to anyone who is 5'9 and below.

I was nervous buying furniture sight unseen, but this was a great purchase. My husband is pretty immobile right now and he's in this chair 23 hours a day. It's comfortable, supportive, and looks really nice too, not like a standard lift chair. The fabric is beautiful. I don't think the fabric is sturdy enough to withstand pet abuse. It fits my 5'8" husband well.

I bought this to sleep on after rotator cuff surgery, 7 weeks - 24/7 in an because sleeping with an isolator in a bed is almost impossible. Afterwards I have a the perfect chair in my bedroom to read or watch TV or maybe a quick afternoon cat nap.

The chair is amazing for the most part. It does everything but lift your legs all the way straight. The recliner part is quite short. Your legs hang off when it's reclined.

My Dad is almost 96 and for many years the rocking back and forth to propel himself out of an armed chair worked, but as he hit 95 it got more difficult for him. We ordered this Lift Chair which helped him greatly and sparred our lumbar spines. I want to say thank you to Edward Creation for outstanding customer service. I emailed prior to placing the order with some questions, which were answered quickly. After we received the chair a small, but necessary, part was missing, so we contacted them immediately, the apology was sincere and the part was quickly shipped along with some extra happy surprises for the inconvenience. Now about the chair. We were having a hard time finding a lift chair in the $500 dollar range that didn’t have cup holders in the arms, which both shortened the length of the arm and the grab, and likely makes for a certain accident if a cup in use isn’t removed before lifting. The chair itself is lovely and not unlike in appearance to his current recliner, so it fits our current décor perfectly.