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UK-made • 10-year rot-proof guarantee
The right seat height makes an immediate difference.
It’s the difference between “I can sit down” and “I can sit down comfortably — and get back up without effort”.
A higher seat is often more comfortable if you:
If you have specific guidance from a clinician or physio, it’s always sensible to follow that — and we’re happy to work from measurements to help you choose confidently.
You don’t need specialist equipment. You just need a tape measure & a book. When seated, feet should feel stable on the ground, with knees comfortably bent — and standing up shouldn’t feel like a struggle.
Avoid measuring:
If in doubt, it’s usually safer to go slightly higher than slightly lower.
If standing up is the main problem:
→ Choose the higher option. If feet don’t sit comfortably at the higher option:
→ Choose the lower option (or ask us).
A cushion can help slightly, but it often reduces stability and isn’t the best long-term solution.
A higher seat can make standing up feel much easier — but only if feet still feel secure.Simple rule:
If both feet can’t rest flat on the ground comfortably, the seat is likely too high unless you use a footrest.
Choose something sturdy and non-slip — not a lightweight stool — and position it safely.
We build to height first. Style follows fit.
Best for: Most people comfortable with typical garden chairs.
Feels like: A “normal” seat height — but more supportive.
Best for: Anyone who finds standard seating just a bit low.
Feels like: Noticeably easier to stand from, with less strain on knees and hips.
Best for: People who need a clearer lift to stand confidently.
Feels like: A big step up in ease — especially if standing is the hardest part.
Best for: When standard sizes won’t be right.
We’ll guide you using one or two simple measurements.
Now that you know your height band, explore chairs designed at that level.
Feels familiar and balanced. Suitable if you’re comfortable with most dining chair heights.
View Standard SeatsProvides easier push-off and a slightly higher rise. Often chosen for stiff knees or reduced flexibility.
View High SeatsNoticeably easier to stand from. Often preferred by taller individuals or those avoiding deeper bends.
View Extra High SeatsMade to your measurements if you need something more specific than our standard height bands.
View Bespoke SeatsSend us:
We’ll confirm what’s likely to feel right before production.
Seat height is the biggest win — but if something still feels “not quite right”, these are usually the next levers:
Best next fix for easier standing.
If you’re still pushing hard to get up, this is usually why.
Comfort and confidence, especially for repositioning.
If it feels tight or awkward to settle, check width next.
Often the hidden cause of “standing is still hard.”
If you perch or slide forward, depth is likely too deep.
If you’re not sure, just ask — one quick measurement check usually saves weeks of uncertainty.
When we deliver, we don’t leave it at the kerb.
We normally place the fully assembled furniture exactly where it’s wanted.And if Mum or Dad would like to test it — that’s absolutely fine.
We’ll make sure it feels right and stable before we leave.
