Heavy Duty Lift Recliners
400 lb and 500 lb power lift recliners designed for larger seating and higher-capacity needs.
Compare first: weight capacity → seat width → motor configuration.
400 lb and 500 lb power lift recliners designed for larger seating and higher-capacity needs.
Compare first: weight capacity → seat width → motor configuration.
400 lb and 500 lb power lift recliners designed for larger seating and higher-capacity needs.
Start with the weight capacity you need, then compare seat width and motor configuration. Choose 400 lb or 500 lb based on the chair specifications that fit you—not simply the highest capacity.
| Model | Weight capacity | Seat width | Motors | Recline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9188E | 400 lb | 26" | 2 | 180° |
| 9188 EWT500 | 500 lb | 30.5" | 3 | 165° |
| 9188E Pro | 400 lb | 26" | 3 | 180° |
| 9205 EWT500 | 500 lb | 30.5" | 3 | 165° |
| 9188ET | 400 lb | 26" | 2 | 180° |
| 9205 | 400 lb | 27.5" | 2 | 180° |
| 9205L | 400 lb | 27.5" | 2 | 180° |
All models include heat and massage. Free shipping in the contiguous US.
What's the difference between 400 lb and 500 lb lift recliners?The number is the chair's rated weight capacity. Models also differ in seat width, motor configuration, recline range and overall dimensions, so capacity should be considered together with fit.
How do I choose the right seat width?Measure the seated width you need between the armrests and leave comfortable room on both sides. Compare that measurement with the seat-width specification for each model.
Do all heavy duty recliners have the same features?No. The collection includes different seat widths, motor configurations and recline ranges. Use the comparison table above, then open a model for its complete specifications.