Can you raise your feet without reclining your back? Or do both parts have to move at the same time?
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The chair moves in one motion, so no you cannot separately recline the back or feet.
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Both move at same time. I think that is why they call them gravity chairs. Allows equillibrium near center of chair for upper and lower parts of your body. My guess only...
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Not exactly because it is in one process that you do with the remote. remote just have up and down button, and leaving the down button pressed it get reclined and with that movemest the foot support goes up automatically
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The seat can be adjusted back and forward to accommodate the length of your legs. It has one of those pin mechanisms that u pull up and then you can lengthen your foot reach. But the seat does not tilt back and I was a little disappointed it was not as reclined as I hoped. However that was just me being lazy girl lol and after a week I was used to it and thankful it was more seated upright because I do feel its the reason my joints don't hurt after a while. Just so u know I am new to excersizing and hate it so this is beginners advice. But happy this sits in front of my TV and now i am enjoying to exercise more. Lol :)) The seat can be adjusted back and forward to accommodate the length of your legs. It has one of those pin mechanisms that u pull up and then you can lengthen your foot reach. But the seat does not tilt back and I was a little disappointed it was not as reclined as I hoped. However that was just me being lazy girl lol and after a week I was used to it and thankful it was more seated upright because I do feel its the reason my joints don't hurt after a while. Just so u know I am new to excersizing and hate it so this is beginners advice. But happy this sits in front of my TV and now i am... » Read More The seat can be adjusted back and forward to accommodate the length of your legs. It has one of those pin mechanisms that u pull up and then you can lengthen your foot reach. But the seat does not tilt back and I was a little disappointed it was not as reclined as I hoped. However that was just me being lazy girl lol and after a week I was used to it and thankful it was more seated upright because I do feel its the reason my joints don't hurt after a while. Just so u know I am new to excersizing and hate it so this is beginners advice. But happy this sits in front of my TV and now i am enjoying to exercise more. Lol :)) « Show Less
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I just took a look at my chair in order to answer your question . No the back of the chair can NOT be adjusted either up or down. The only adjustment will allow you to move the back closer to the seat or further away. I hope this satisfies your question.
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Yes.... you can. You can do the leg and arm when standing up or sitting down. Ours works really great. Haven't had any problems at all. Has been used pretty much every day. The one thing that I did do when putting it together is put a thin layer of light grease on all of the shafts that move...
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Two reclining positions. I wouldn't say you would recline to an absolutely flat on your back position but it's pretty close and moving from one position to the other is smooth with little effort. I've sat in some recliners that I require considerable effort pushing with your feet and back of your calf to move it back into an upright position so you can get out of the chair. This one is much easier to transition without it slipping on it's own accord. We are quite pleased with these chairs and for the price, you can't really beat it. They do not look cheap at all and have a contemporary style to them. Two reclining positions. I wouldn't say you would recline to an absolutely flat on your back position but it's pretty close and moving from one position to the other is smooth with little effort. I've sat in some recliners that I require considerable effort pushing with your feet and back of your calf to move it back into an upright position so you can get out of the chair. This one is much easier to transition without it slipping on it's own accord. We are quite pleased with these chairs and for the price, you can't really beat it. They do not look cheap at all and have a contemporary... » Read More Two reclining positions. I wouldn't say you would recline to an absolutely flat on your back position but it's pretty close and moving from one position to the other is smooth with little effort. I've sat in some recliners that I require considerable effort pushing with your feet and back of your calf to move it back into an upright position so you can get out of the chair. This one is much easier to transition without it slipping on it's own accord. We are quite pleased with these chairs and for the price, you can't really beat it. They do not look cheap at all and have a contemporary style to them. « Show Less
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Not separately, but you can sit upright with feet elevated if you stop it before it goes back.
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Yes, they both move independently. I believe there is an way to "hook" them together so they don't, however.
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No, there's a nob on the side that I believe adjusts the tension for reclining (it doesn't make much of a difference), but otherwise you're out of luck.
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No, but if you reversed position (head where feet would normally go), you could lie on your tummy but your legs would be elevated. It is a terrific piece and I use it for relaxing and reading and the occasional snooze.
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Yes. You put your feet under where your back goes as it lifts up. It works great.
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yes- Fully upright-- see specs Phillips Health Care ( we have 5 year warranty beyond man) Raising and Lowering the Head and Foot Sections NOTE: For this procedure, refer to Detail "A" of FIGURE 2.1. 1. To raise the head of the bed, press the "Head Up" button. 2. To lower the head of the bed, press the "Head Down" button. 3. To raise the foot of the bed, press the "Foot Up" button. 4. To lower the foot of the bed, press the "Foot Down" button
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The foot rest moves freely back and forth- pivots- which is a plus in my book. The height position is fixed, once you set that, it stays.
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You can move your arms if you want but you mustcan balance yourself while you are stepping up and down. Its not too heavy.
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You could, one on each side, but I would tell you to NOT purchase this long version of this product as it is VERY poorly made and just about impossible to move up and down the 180 degrees that it is supposed to move without the help of another person. One of the main reasons for this is the extra length. Unless you have a person who would try to get out of bed on their own, I would order the shorter version.
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There is a slight recline of the top of the back rest but it is not adjustable. It is a fixed angle. At 6' tall and with the need to keep your legs extended and not bent, it is recommended to buy the foot rest.
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Only height. You can adjust the height of the foot rest as well, but adjusting the angle of the back is not possible.