F L U I D - R E S I S T A N T U P H O L S T E R Y
Incontinence Recliners
Explore recliners selected for behavioral health and supportive environments where incontinence, moisture, and frequent cleaning are important considerations. These sofas are available with upholstery options designed to provide a higher level of fluid protection than standard performance fabrics.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT FIT
Comfort Starts With the Right Fit.
Selecting the correct recliner size is an important part of providing a comfortable and supportive seating experience. The right fit depends on the individual using the chair, including their height, body size, mobility, and positioning needs.
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A properly sized recliner can provide better support while sitting and reclining, while a chair that is too large or too small may affect comfort, positioning, and ease of use.
RECLINER SIZE GUIDE
Find the Right Fit
Recliner fit varies by individual, and height is just one part of the equation. The examples below show four general size categories to help you understand differences in chair proportions. Use this guide as a starting point, then review the specific manufacturer’s height and weight recommendations for each model.
Petite
Designed with more compact proportions that may better accommodate shorter users
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Small/Medium
A more compact seating profile that may suit users requiring less seat height or depth.
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Medium/Large
Larger proportions may provide additional seat depth, width, back height, or leg support.
Large/Tall
Designed with increased proportions for users who may require additional room and support.
Sizing information is provided for general educational purposes only and is not a guarantee of fit. Manufacturer recommendations and specifications vary by model and should be reviewed before selection. Individual comfort, mobility, body proportions, positioning needs, and other factors may affect proper fit. When possible, the intended user should evaluate the recliner for comfort and fit before final selection.
