The Gilling Chair
A Unique high-leg lift Dual motor Tilt-in-Space Riser recliner chair.
The supportive and soft button back with the stylish piped round arm design.
The Gilling chair is also available as a 2 seater sofa, 3 seater sofa, static chair, fireside chair and footstool.
No need to compromise on your independence.
In addition to supporting joints, the chair encourages proper posture and muscle relaxation, helping to ease backaches and reduce muscle strain. Its design also aids breathing by opening the chest, which can benefit those with respiratory conditions.
Fitted with Seminar mechanisms from South Wales, known for their bespoke lift and recline seating solutions, the chair ensures high-quality performance, offering over 150 variations. This chair represents a significant advancement in comfort and health management.
Features
Luxury hand-crafted fabric chair
Premium quality Seminar Components
Hardwood frame with steel action
Also available in Wall Hugger and Single Motor
Back-to-sitting battery backup
Optional Deluxe 5 type massage
Choose your fabric from Ross Fabrics
Optional Soothing heat with high and low setting
Magazine pocket
Bespoke, made to measure for you
Wooden knuckles optional
Fabrics
At Powernap, we offer customers an extensive range of fabrics from UK suppliers, providing chairs in chenille, leather, high-performance, waterproof and anti-MRSA materials.
We can also use Customers Own fabrics as long as it passes UK fire regulation testing. Our dealers and fabric suppliers have swatches and can source all samples.
Range B: Choose from 80+ general domestic fabrics, available to order in approximately three weeks.
Range C: Durable severe-contract fabrics, including waterproof, antimicrobial and anti-MRSA options, all meeting CRIB5 fire-retardant standards.
Specialist: Upgrade any chair with premium fabrics from leading manufacturers such as Panaz, Boltaflex, CTP, Microcare, Panvelle Stretch and Vyflex.
Leather: All Powernap chairs are available in soft leather with a wide selection of colours.
