The Kingsbridge

A Modern and Extremely Versatile Recliner

Suitable for:

Adults

Suitable for:

Adults

The Kingsbridge is a rise and recline chair designed for people who want supportive seating that can also recline for rest. It uses a dual-motor Trendelenburg tilt and recline mechanism to help you change position smoothly, including a deeply reclined, near-flat resting position for extended comfort.

This chair is designed for comfortable everyday sitting, easier standing, and a more restful position when you need to relax or recover. It is suited to people who need postural support, full-body comfort, and flexible positioning.

Dual-motor Trendelenburg tilt and recline mechanism for smooth, controlled positioning.
Deep recline capability for rest and longer periods of comfort, including a near-flat resting position.
Fully cushioned design to support comfort, posture, and energy management throughout the day.
Tilt function that supports pressure redistribution while maintaining a consistent seat-to-back angle.
Chair settings and functions configured to your posture and pressure care needs.
Optional drop-arm on one or both sides to support safer transfers and easier side access where appropriate.
Waterproof, low-friction fabric options that support durability and help reduce shear, supporting skin health.

The Kingsbridge may suit you if you want a rise and recline chair that supports rest as well as daily living. People often choose a chair like this when they:

Want a rise and recline chair to make standing up from sitting easier and more controlled.
Need a chair that reclines for longer periods of rest, including when you sometimes sleep in your chair.
Experience joint pain or stiffness, including osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.
Have low back pain and want supportive positioning with adjustable recline.
Live with a neurological condition, including multiple sclerosis, where your positioning needs can vary day to day.
Sit for longer periods, want posture support, and pressure management options.
Have reduced mobility or balance concerns and want controlled sit-to-stand support.
Need side access support for transfers, where a drop-arm may be appropriate.

If you live with epilepsy, seizures, or complex medical risks, speak to your clinician about whether a chair with deep recline and tilt functions is suitable for you and how to use it safely.

Home: A supportive rise and recline chair for everyday home use, with flexible reclining for rest. This can be helpful if you need to change position regularly or you find bed transfers difficult at times.

Care homes and supported living: A practical option where residents benefit from assisted standing, postural support, and comfortable recline for rest. Optional drop-arm features can support certain transfer approaches where appropriate.

Recovery and rehabilitation: Useful during recovery when you want safe controlled movement, comfortable rest positions, and support with routine changes in position.

Clinical and specialist settings: Suitable where a near-flat resting position, posture support, and durable upholstery options are required. Confirm the exact specification and infection prevention requirements for your setting before ordering.