Trust Black's
At Black’s of Brechin, we aim to provide a range of mobility furniture so our customers can live a more independent life. We believe everyone should be free to live a rich and fulfilling life and this belief affects everything we do.
This is reflected in our range of rise and recline chairs & adjustable beds which have already empowered many customers to achieve the independence they deserve.
Adjustable Beds
Our new Value Adjustable Bed is now available to try instore.
Featuring either a Foam Mattress or traditional Pocket Spring option. Choose your fabric colour on the base.
Optional matching headboards available to order.
Prices start at only £782.50 Ex VAT. This model offers exceptional comfort & value.
Lift & Tilt Recliner Chair Ranges
We want to make shopping for your first riser recline chairs at Black’s of Brechin as simple as possible . Our friendly staff will ask for some information about you to find out your usage requirements. Providing these details will mean you receive the best recommendation, and help us find a chair which is both comfy and does exactly what you need it to.
Most of our recliner chairs are available in different sizes, usually Petite, Standard & Grande, which means that there is a suitable option for almost every body shape and size.
You will find a vast range of fabric options to choose from. You will also be able to choose from two different motor configurations – so what exactly is the difference between a single and a dual motor chair?
Single Motor Chairs
A single motor riser chair has exactly what it says it does – one single motor that powers all parts of the chairs movement. This single unit controls the backrest, foot rest and also rises the chair to standing.
Single motor chairs are often less expensive than dual motor ones. They also only have one set of buttons on your handset, and this may restrict your comfort slightly. For example when reclining the backrest, your feet will have to also be raised.
Due to having only a single motor there is much less adjustability. For example they have not ability for you to only raise your feet.
Dual Motor Chairs
In contrast dual motor riser chairs have two motors powering different parts of the movement. Due to the increased complexity these, chairs are slightly more expensive.
One motor will control the backrest while the other will take charge of the footrest, shown by two separate sets of buttons on your handset. Users are able to recline the back of their chair, or raise their feet independently of each other. Meaning there are more options available for seating positions, often leading to better comfort levels.
Canterbury
There are three different sizes for the Canterbury Lift and Tilt Riser Recliner chair from Celebrity Furniture; Petite, Standard & Grande, which means that there is a suitable option for almost every body shape and size.
This riser recliner is made as a single motor or a dual motor.
- 3 Sizes Available
- Single or Dual Motor Options
- Matching Fixed Chair & Sofas Available
Sandhurst
There are three different sizes for the Sandhurst Lift and Tilt Riser Recliner chair from Celebrity Furniture; Petite, Standard & Grande, which means that there is a suitable option for almost every body shape and size.
This riser recliner is made as a single motor or a dual motor.
- 3 Sizes Available
- Single or Dual Motor Options
- Matching Fixed Chair & Sofas Available
Woburn
There are four different sizes for the Woburn Lift and Tilt Riser Recliner chair from Celebrity Furniture; Petite, Compact, Standard & Grande, which means that there is a suitable option for almost every body shape and size.
This riser recliner is made as a single motor or a dual motor.
- 4 Sizes Available
- Single or Dual Motor Options
- Matching Fixed Chair & Sofas Available
VAT Exemption for Qualifying Customers
Selected customers qualify to buy mobility products VAT-free if you are chronically sick or disabled. Goods purchased must be for your own personal.
For the purposes of VAT relief, Her Majesty’s Customs & Revenue (HMRC) defines ‘chronically sick or disabled’ as:
- you have a physical or mental impairment which has a long-term and substantial adverse effect upon your ability to carry out everyday activities
- you have a condition that the medical profession treats as a chronic sickness, such as diabetes
- you have a terminal illness.
Temporary mobility impairment (a broken leg, for example) does not qualify for VAT exemption.
