Lift chairs · Salt Lake City & nationwide

Power lift chairs that help you stand and relax with ease

A power lift chair gently tilts forward to help you stand, and reclines for comfortable rest, all with the touch of a button. Shop 2-position, 3-position, infinite-position, zero-gravity, and heavy-duty lift recliners from Golden Technologies and Pride, in sizes from petite to bariatric. Our specialists help you match the chair to your height, weight, and space. Try before you buy in our Salt Lake City showroom, we deliver and set it up, and we ship nationwide.

Salt Lake City showroom | Local delivery & setup | Ships nationwide
Every position type2, 3, infinite, and zero-gravity.
Petite to bariatricSized to your height and weight.
Try before you buyTest chairs in our SLC showroom.
Delivery & setupWe bring it and set it up. Ships nationwide.

Why buy your lift chair from Affinity

Award-winning Best of Salt Lake City 2026 winner, rated 4.9 by 790+ Google reviews.
Try before you buy Sit in different chairs in our Salt Lake City showroom before you decide.
We service what we sell In-house service and repair keep your chair running after the sale.
Delivery, setup & shipping Local delivery and in-home setup, or shipped nationwide.

Lift Chairs

Lift chair position types, explained

Lift chairs are grouped by how far they recline. Here is the plain-English difference so you can pick the right one.

2-position

Lifts to help you stand, and reclines to a gentle TV or reading position. A good, budget-friendly choice for sitting and light relaxing.

Best for: sitting, reading, and standing help.

3-position

Everything a 2-position does, plus a near-flat recline for napping. The most popular all-around choice.

Best for: relaxing and occasional napping.

Infinite-position

The back and footrest move independently, so you can find any position, including fully flat and a legs-up "zero-gravity" recline.

Best for: long comfort and sleeping in the chair.

Zero-gravity

An infinite-position recline that raises the legs to heart level for a weightless-feeling rest that many people find very comfortable.

Best for: maximum comfort and leg elevation.

How to choose the right lift chair

Three things matter most: your size, the weight capacity, and how much you want to recline. Chairs come in petite, medium, tall, wide, and heavy-duty and bariatric sizes, matched to your height and weight so you sit comfortably and the lift works well. Check each chair's listed user height range and weight capacity. Then choose your recline type from the guide above, and any comfort features you want, such as heat and massage or a power headrest. Measure your space and doorways too, so delivery and setup go smoothly. Not sure? Come try chairs in the showroom, sitting in a few is the fastest way to know.

Brands, delivery, and local help

We carry lift chairs from Golden Technologies and Pride Mobility, in a range of fabrics and sizes. As a locally owned Salt Lake City provider since 2011, we help you compare, we deliver and set up the chair in your home, and we service what we sell. Prefer to shop from home? Lift chairs ship nationwide.

Lift chairs in Salt Lake City, and shipped nationwide

However you like to shop, we make it easy. Locals get hands-on help and setup, and customers anywhere can order online with support by phone.

Shopping in Salt Lake City?

  • Try chairs in our showroom before you buy
  • Sit in different sizes and recline types
  • Delivery and in-home setup across the Salt Lake Valley
  • In-house service and repair after the sale

Shopping from anywhere?

  • Order online with nationwide shipping
  • Talk to a lift chair specialist by phone
  • Get help choosing size, recline, and features
  • Trusted brands and real people to help

Not sure which lift chair fits you? Come sit in a few in our showroom, or call and we will help you match size, recline, and features.

Call 801-906-3900

Lift chairs: common questions

How does a power lift chair work?

A power lift chair uses a quiet motor to tilt the whole chair forward, bringing you close to a standing position so it is easier to get up, and to recline back for comfortable rest. You control it with a simple handset. It plugs into a standard outlet, and most include a battery backup so it still works during a power outage.

What is the difference between 2-position, 3-position, and infinite-position?

A 2-position chair lifts and reclines to a light TV position. A 3-position adds a near-flat recline for napping. An infinite-position chair moves the back and footrest independently for any position, including fully flat and a legs-up zero-gravity recline. More recline range usually costs more.

What is a zero-gravity lift chair?

Zero-gravity is an infinite-position recline that raises your legs to about heart level, which many people find takes pressure off the back and feels weightless and very comfortable for resting.

What size lift chair do I need?

Lift chairs are sized by user height and weight, from petite to tall to heavy-duty and bariatric. Each chair lists a recommended height range and weight capacity. Matching the size to you is important for comfort and for the lift to work properly. Call us or visit the showroom and we will help you find the right fit.

How much weight can a lift chair hold?

It depends on the model. Standard chairs commonly support around 300 to 375 lbs, and heavy-duty and bariatric models support more. Check the listed weight capacity on each chair, and ask us if you need a higher-capacity option.

Do you deliver and set up lift chairs?

Yes. We deliver and set up lift chairs across the Salt Lake Valley, so the chair is ready to use when it arrives. We also ship nationwide. Call to confirm delivery to your address.

Can I try a lift chair before I buy?

Yes, and we recommend it. Our Salt Lake City showroom lets you sit in different sizes and recline types so you can feel the difference before you decide. It is one of the best reasons to shop with a local provider.

Does insurance or Medicare cover a lift chair?

Coverage varies and we cannot guarantee it. In some cases a portion of the lifting mechanism may be covered under specific conditions, while the chair itself usually is not. Check with your insurance or Medicare provider for current requirements. We are happy to answer questions about the products themselves.