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3 Position Recliner Geri Chair

3 Position Recliner Geri Chair

$565.00 - $565.00
$565.00
$565.00 - $565.00
$565.00

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The Drive 3-Position Recliner sets to upright, deep recline, or elevated leg rest, and a retractable lock bar holds it in place. It rolls on 5 in casters, two of which lock, and has a tray that locks in five positions.

Features

  • Sets to upright, deep recline or legs raised
  • Retractable lock bar
  • Self-adjusting seat suspension
  • Pop-off side panels for cleaning
  • Tray locks in five positions and stores on the side of the chair
  • 5 in casters, 2 locking
  • Angled armrests and built-in headrest
  • Moisture barrier on the seat
  • Foam and vinyl meet Cal TB 117

Specifications

  • Drive item: D574
  • Seat: 21 in H x 19 in W x 19 in D
  • Weight capacity: 250 lb
  • Frame: steel

Specifications

Weight 110 lbs
Weight Capacity 250 lbs
Seat Height 21″
Seat Width 20.5"
Seat Depth 19″
Overall Height 47″
Overall Width 25″
Overall Depth 41″
Width Between Arms 20″
Arm Height From Floor 26″

Features

  • 3 positions: upright, deep recline and elevated legrest/footrest
  • Durable, fully enclosed side panels
  • Self adjusting suspension in the seat prevents bottoming out
  • Large, blow molded tray can be stored on the side of the chair
  • Wide, comfortable armrests are angled to provide support in any reclined position
  • Neutral colored, sturdy steel frame is easy to clean and maintain
  • Moisture barrier on seat prevents seepage
  • Comfortable “built in” headrest
  • Foam and vinyl meet California Flammability Standard and Boston Fire Department specifications
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