My husband weighs 260 lbs. - would this work for him?
60328
There is another model for people over 220 lbs which I ordered for my father and it works so well for him.
60329
I bought the plus model because my Dad was about 250 lbs. He has had it for over 2 years now and uses it quite often.
60330
I don't think so. My husband is 220 lbs and if he can get on it, needs help getting in the down position,it will help him get up but add another 40 lbs and I'm not sure. Try one first if possible.
60331
We used the plus version for my Mom, she weighed around 240. It is just an ok item, it can be difficult at times to lower or raise. We eventually just bought Mom an electric lift chair because she found the uplift cushion to be uncomfortable for sitting any length of time. We ended up just using it when we would take her to visit her family. The uplift is more of a makeshift solution, can be helpful sometimes but not for a longterm problem.
60332
Definitely! There are 2 models, one that maxes out at 220 pounds and one that maxes out at 340 pounds. Buy the higher weight model and set it for a slightly higher weight than260 and reach under the chair to pull yourself down for better lift.
60333
I don't think so. My husband is 220 lbs and if he can get on it, needs help getting in the down position, it will help him get up but add another 40 lbs and I'm not sure. Try one first if possible.
1257684
I used it with my Dad who was 93 and weighed about 130 pounds. The one I got was very large and would not sound unless he actually got up. I'm going to say that I believe it would work because it is very sensitive, and if it did not, they are good about refunding your money or swapping.
1642196
I bought this for my husband who weighed about 270 then and it was fine for him.
2274193
I suggest you buy the larger, wider model. My husband weighed 230 lb. and has had no problem.
1701396
We think it would not work for him. My husband, 5'7", found it almost too short and small and unstable.
439747
I would think so, but I can only comment on "UP TO" 200lbs. not above. My husband weighs 195lb.
428364
My husband is 6'2", 250Lbs. His only complaint is the seat feels hard. But a cushion resolved that issue.
1391602
I am not sure but my husband is about 240 lbs and there is not a problem. I would think another 40-50 lbs easily.
211016
Yes, it should work. The only concern you should have is the weight of the user. It says it holds up to 250 lbs. but when my husband sat on it who is 250 lbs, the leg bent.We got a refund from Amazon, so if you have any problems, they are good about taking care of it. Good luck.
17979
Absolutely! The height is adjustable. Hubbie is 6' and we still had plenty of options to adjust. Since your weight is used mainly on your hands instead of under your arms it's easy to find the position that fits you best. Good luck!
1630556
I looked at the tags on the chair, and it says not recommended for over 225 lbs. I sit in it and I weigh about 115 lbs. My grandson who is 7 and 60 lbs, loves it, and it is comfy... I think it would be a good comfy chair for your husband.
1700471
from our experience... I bought it for my husband who is 6'3" roughly 280lbs. He loves it.
1620207
My husband is an adult male - 6', 185 lb - & the belt works great for him. Some modifications would have to be made to make it snug enough so that it doesn't slip & slide on a smaller body but it would be well worth the trouble & effort.
568954
I am not to sure on this question, maybe contact the seller and ask, I do know that my husbands weight was 200 lbs and it was fine for him and he loves the bed.
2053009
For his height it will work fine, a friend of mine who is 6'1 has had no troubles with it, however, if he plans on lifting much heavier than 300ish pounds I wouldn't suggest it as it starts to become unstable.
2062546
Yes it will. My husband is 6 ft and weighs 270 and he has no problem using it. Laura
1455081
This is an excellent product that I'm really happy to have. It might support a heavier person. I'm a little over 200, I'll bet it will work. You might want to call the company or just try it.