Alperton Quad Motor Lift Chair

The Alperton Quad Motor Lift Chair (by Theorem Concepts) is a power lift recliner with four independent motors controlling the headrest, lumbar support, backrest, and legrest, giving the user precise, personalised positioning rather than a single fixed recline angle. The lift function gently and smoothly raises the entire seat forward and upward to bring the user close to standing, which is a major benefit for people with knee or hip arthritis, reduced leg strength, recovering from joint replacement surgery, or general age-related mobility decline who struggle to push up from a low, soft chair. It also offers a lay-flat recline position, useful for all-day comfort or as an occasional extra sleeping surface. The easy-to-use hand control features large, clearly labelled buttons plus a USB port for charging a phone or tablet within reach. Its low seat-to-floor height suits users with shorter leg length, and side storage pockets keep remotes, glasses, or reading material close at hand. Built with a supportive frame under generously padded upholstery (available in Merino Fresh or Latte fabric), the Alperton has a weight capacity of approximately 158.7kg, a seat width around 43.1cm and seat depth around 46.9cm, with an overall footprint of roughly 74.9cm wide by 93.9cm deep. It is DVA (Department of Veterans' Affairs) approved in Australia, reflecting its assessed suitability as an aged-care and rehabilitation seating solution.