Reclining chair

Reclining chairs are manually operated seating devices designed to support patients in a seated position while allowing the backrest to recline for comfort. They are commonly used in clinical settings like recovery rooms, convalescence areas, or during procedures such as blood donation or chemotherapy, offering adjustable features like armrests, footrests, and height-adjustable mechanisms.

These devices are typically classified based on their intended use and risk level, though regulations vary by jurisdiction. They are generally supplied as standalone medical furniture, often sold or leased directly to healthcare facilities or home care providers, with compliance requirements tied to safety and ergonomic standards.