What Does 45 Years of Experience Mean to You?

Hi, my name is Tom Johnson. At Electropedic, we have been asking basically the same questions since 1964, . . . and when you've been doing the same thing for 45 years, you get pretty good at it. We have genuinely made "Your Comfort Is Everything!" our only business - and feel what is best for you is always right. Please ask for Tom Johnson . . . you'll be glad you did!

Tom Johnson, Lift-Chair Specialist

Allow me to Help Design the Right Lift Chair for You!

CL-20 Pride Lift-Chair $599.00 WORLD'S LOWEST PRICE (800)733-1818

I. The First question we ask you is how tall are you. A chair is designed in sections; similarly, the same way how your body bends:

• You bend from your knee cap; seat-to-floor,

• the knee cap to your lower back; seat depth,

• and your seating area to the top of your head; back height.

Consequently, you want your lift chair to be designed to fit all 3 sections of your body

When your lift-chair is reclining, you want your lift-chair to support most of your legs. If you have edema, muscle cramps, vericose veins or swelling of the legs, as much leg support as possible is recommended. Also, if you are very tall, some models come with an optional leg extension.

The largest bone in your body is your "thigh bone" or femur. The most important dimension in designing your lift chair is this dimension: Your lower back has to rest gently against the back of your lift-chair; otherwise, if your lower back misses the back of the chair, this will lead to back fatigue in a short time.

We ask you if your body has "standard" dimensions. Please let us know if you are "longer-legged" or "longer-torse" than normal.

You want to design a chair so your head has support against the back of your lift-chair. If your head extends above the top of the chair, this will lead to fatigue.

Lift-chair models are broken down to many different sizes to meet your body's dimensions. The PR-501: Very Small(5'0" and under), Small(5'0" to 5'3"), Medium (5'4" to 5'10"), Large (5'10" to 6'2") Tall (6'3" to 6'8"). You want your legs to gently rest on the floor.

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II. The Second question is what is your weight? The measurement of the width of your lift chair between the arms rests becomes inportant here. You do not want the sides of your body to fit too tight againsts the sides of the arm rests, but gently rest between them. When letting us know your body weight, we have to get an idea on how wide to make your chair. If you are over 375 pounds, we will also recommend the heavy-duty 2-motor lifting models. Extra Wides: comes in Small (5'0" to 5'3" - 375 lb. capability); and dual motor 500 lb. capabilities: Medium (5'4" to 5'10"), Large (5'11" to 6'2"), Tall(6'3" to 6'8").

We also have the PR-502 700 pound lift-chair that also features Infinite Positions.

IV. The Fourth question(s) is really a question and answer period about:

1. Options or Specific Styles that you may be looking for: Wall-Hugger models that only need 6" clearance from wall; Wood accent or very "old-fashion" traditional look; Luxurious Designer fabrics (the same as they use in private jets) Or, are you are looking for a more economy-type, good or the very best lift chair. The Right Side Pocket and Head Cover are usually Standard on your Lift Chair.

2. Price. We Guarantee the WORLD'S LOWEST PRICES - and our computer will let you know about any current advertised specials in AARP, VFW, Elks, American Legion, Retired Officer, NAHRE, and others on all the model lift chairs from Golden, Pride and Med-Lift. First let us know your answers to the above questions; or please email.

3. Quality, Guarantee,and Service (The motor, hand control, electronics, battery-back-up, steel frame, wood frame and fabric.)

4. and Delivery (colors below are usually available this week!)

   Admiral Cabernet Dorado Tan Evergreen Palomino

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