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FDA Class II medical device*
Experience the superb comfort and proven reliability of a Pride Lift Chair with the LC-358M Heritage Lift Chair. This lift recliner offers many different fabrics to choose from as well as superior strength which will let your lift chair match almost any setting and give it the durability to last. The LC-358M also has many standard features which all come at a great value.
Options Available
- Fabric Color
Cloud 9
(Standards) $0.00Pacific $0.00
Walnut $0.00
Stone $0.00
Black Cherry $0.00
Lexis Sta-Kleen
(up to 30 business day lead time) $0.00Black $119.00
Burgundy $119.00
Mushroom $119.00
Chestnut $119.00
Crypton Aria
(up to 30 business day lead time) $0.00Espresso $199.00
Cool grey $199.00
Sand $199.00
Red $199.00
UltraFabrics Ultraleather
(up to 30 business day lead time) $0.00Buff $479.00
Fudge $479.00
Garnet $479.00
Pecan $479.00
Charcoal $479.00
- Factory Options
3" Footrest Extension - Comes Standard $0.00
Heat and Massage $180.00
Lithium Battery Backup $89.00
Wireless Remote Control $89.00
- Accessories
Head Pillow $47.00
Head Pillow - Crypton $72.00
Head Pillow - UltraLeather $95.00
Lumbar Pillow $47.00
Lumbar Pillow - Crypton $72.00
Lumbar Pillow - UltraLeather $95.00
Lift Chair Table - LEFT SIDE $285.00
Lift Chair Table - RIGHT SIDE $285.00
Fabric Cleaning Kit $50.00
Incontinence Pad Brown (Pack of 6) $137.70
Incontinence Pad Blue (Pack of 6) $137.70
- Warranty
1 Year In-Home Parts & Labor Warranty $0.00
2 Year In-Home Labor Warranty $179.00
- Delivery
Please Note: This model ships "Knocked Down".
The back must be inserted into the seat frame after unboxing. $0.00If your area is not accessible by a semi-trailer truck, the only delivery option is White Glove Delivery. $0.00
Free Standard Delivery $0.00
 Met all our expectations |
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Mar 1, 2009 3:58 PM |
| Mother from Union City, Ga would recommend this to a friend. |
A Little About Myself Caregiver |
Pros Sturdy, Safe, Lightweight |
Cons |
The lift chair met all our expectations. |
| 3 of 3 people found this review helpful |
| Something important to consider. |
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Feb 23, 2009 3:30 PM |
| Miami Doc from Miami, Florida would not recommend this to a friend. |
A Little About Myself Muscular dystrophy, Medical Professional |
Pros Sturdy |
Cons Unsafe for back problems |
For people with muscular dystrophy and/or severe back problems or weakness, the High-Low function proves this chair's most attractive feature. However, when this chair reaches a convenient or high enough level, its back has also moved forward, in such a manner, that it forces the person's back to bend beyond an acceptable and safe degree. Muscular dystrophy patients and those who suffer from spondyloarthropathies can not bend beyond a very restricted range without a high risk of falling. The first and only time I sat in my new chair, someone had to assist me in getting out of it, as I nearly fell. Other than that, the lift chair is very comfortable but useless to me. Therefore, I am stuck with it and, currently, in the midst of having a base made to help me achieve the necessary altitude without falling, realizing in the process, that I could have done the same with a regular recliner, and not have to pay all that extra money for a very attractive feature that I can not use. NOTE TO THE MANUFACTURER For the large group of patients aforementioned, the following suggestions should resolve the problem: 1) THE BACK FUNCTION NEEDS TO BE INDEPENDENT FROM THE HIGH-LOW FEATURE. or 2) THE HIGH-LOW FEATURE NEEDS TO BE ADJUSTED TO ALLOW FOR RAISING THE CHAIR (seat to floor distance only) WITHOUT THE FORWARD MOTION COMPONENT or 3) PRESERVING THE FORWARD COMPONENT, which is certainly useful, ONLY THE SEAT SHOULD MOVE FORWARD WHILE THE BACK ADJUSTS TO COMPENSATE, THE CHANGING DEGREE, IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION. |
| 5 of 9 people found this review helpful |
| Fits like a glove and works like a charm |
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Dec 12, 2008 4:50 PM |
| Kix on Route 66 from Salisbury, Maryland would recommend this to a friend. |
A Little About Myself Bad back and knees |
Pros Durable upholstry, Sturdy, Great value |
Cons |
I used to struggle getting out of my chair after sitting for a while, but now I can rise to the occasion and proceed with more stability. Because the lift chair comes in several sizes, it is very comfortable and supports my build well. |
| 8 of 8 people found this review helpful |