- Manufacturer: Pride Mobility Products
- Model Number: GL-358xl
The GL-358XL is a heavy duty, 3-position lift chair that reclines to a comfortable napping position. It is padded with overstuffed-blown fiber, so it is very comfortable, and still provides plenty of support for your back. This chair has a rated weight capacity of 500 pounds.
The GL-358XL is a great choice for users 5'6" up to 6'1" tall that require a wider (26"), deeper seat, with a taller backrest to give them the extra room they need to sit comfortably. The GL-358XL standard features include armrest covers, headrest covers, 7 year warranty, emergency battery backup plus options including heat and massage, dual side pockets, and left-hand control.
The GL-358XL is a great choice for users 5'6" up to 6'1" tall that require a wider (26"), deeper seat, with a taller backrest to give them the extra room they need to sit comfortably. The GL-358XL standard features include armrest covers, headrest covers, 7 year warranty, emergency battery backup plus options including heat and massage, dual side pockets, and left-hand control.
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Product Specifications *
- Weight Capacity: 500 lb
- Recline Positions: 3
- For People Taller Than: 5' 6"
- For People Shorter Than: 6' 1"
- Chaise Seat Included: Yes
- Head Rest Cover Included: Yes
- Arm Covers Included: Yes
- Battery Back Up Included: Yes
- Meets CAL 117 Fire Retardant Code: Yes
- Back Height: 29"
- Overall Width: 39.5"
- Seat Height: 20"
- Seat Width: 26"
- Seat Depth: 21"
- Space Needed for Full Recline: 18"
- Warranty Information: 7-Year Limited, Lift Mechanism: Lifetime
* Chair specifications may vary plus or minus one inch due to home owners environment, fabric selection, foam and other variables in the manufacturing process.
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Dec 11, 2009 5:35 AM
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| Unhappy from Valdosta, Ga. would not recommend this to a friend. | |
| A Little About Myself | Average Health, Elderly |
| Pros | Sturdy |
| Cons | Bulky, Heavy, Unsafe |
| I purchased the liftchair thinking that some day I might really need to have an assist to stand from a sitting position. It does this fairly well. But the remainder of the features don't amount to a hill of beans. First they charge an exorbitant fee to add a vibrating/heat option. I only wanted the heat. Then come to find out that the heat only covers less then 12 Square inches next to the seat of the chair. Then to complicate things, they put a 15 minute timer on the heating pad to turn off. Thus if you sit in the chair for more than 15 minutes and want heat, you must recycle the heat switch to maintain the heat. I would like to have it for no less than one hour at a time. This would make more sense to me. I feel that this option was a waste of money. I have had the chair for about a year, and it is beginning to creek like a abused wooden chair. I truly feel that the wooden frame may be coming apart, as well. When I first set up the chair, it was placed on a hard wood floor. Then each time I sat down it would move a little. Thus when it was time to recline the chair, it would hit the wall. This required that I pull the chair away from the wall. I think that they should have put some type of feet on the unit, that would fit all types of floors, and prevent skidding on hard surfaces. It would be nice if the remote control for the chair were mounted permanently in the chair. You must search for the switches on the long cable each time you wish to make an adjustment. How nice it would be if the switches were mounted in a small box on the side of the arm rest. This could be specified as to right or left, according to the customer. It is a real hassle to find the switch each time you want to make an adjustment, turn on the chair shaker, (They won't let you use the word the properly describes this device!), or the heating pad. I would not recommend this brand of chair or this supplier to anyone. | |
| 6 of 8 people found this review helpful | |
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Heritage GL-358XL
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Dec 11, 2009 8:58 AM
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| Wayne from Chicago, IL would recommend this to a friend. | |
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| Cons | Heavy |
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This 3-position lift chair is everything that was advertised. I'm writing for my wife, who has arthritic knees and other health problems. We chose this chair over several others because it could accomodate her size. The batteries are hard to install because of the small wires, and I am afraid they will break and require servicing. |
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| 4 of 4 people found this review helpful | |
