Specialist chair and bed supplier, Oak Tree Mobility, has introduced its most contemporary assistive furniture yet with the launch of Serenity — a wireless rise-and-recline chair with a 360-degree swivel base.

Key features include:

1. Rise-and-recline functions: The Serenity can be adjusted with six built-in and easy-to-use buttons. These control the independent backrest and footrest to offer a huge range of customisable seating positions and can lift you safely to your feet.
2. Elegant, contemporary silhouette: Like all Oak Tree Mobility furniture, the Serenity is designed in Britain.
3. Selection of sizes: The Serenity is made to order in a range of sizes, offering tailored comfort.
4. 360-degree swivelling base: A choice of sleek bases that allow for full, seamless rotation. 
5. Safety features: The swivel base locks when the motor is in use, and the fixed armrests prevent pinching while in motion.
6. Rechargeable battery: This chair can be placed anywhere in the house without power cables trailing along the floor. The battery supports 80-100 cycles, and takes 8 hours to recharge from flat.
7. Up to 20st capacity: Suitable for a range of body types.

Tom Powell, Co-founder of Oak Tree Mobility, said: “Designed in Britain, the Serenity chair is the most modern newcomer to our range of assistive furniture. It makes for a stylish and practical centrepiece for your room, and is exclusively available in over 500 different Oak Tree Mobility fabrics and leathers. Like all of our chairs, beds, and bath lifts, it comes with a free comprehensive warranty and free delivery.

“Customers can try one of our rise and recline chairs with our free home appointment service, giving them the opportunity to try our furniture before purchase and to ask our Mobility Experts any questions. A free home appointment can be arranged by calling our friendly UK-based team on 0800 999 8728 or booking online.”

Occupational therapist, Samantha Shann, said: “Oak Tree Mobility’s range of riser-recliners feature a unique high leg lift, allowing you to raise your feet six inches above heart level — a position proven to improve circulation¹. Resting in a semi-contoured position (where you have full leg-length support from hips to heels) can have many benefits, especially if you suffer from back problems, arthritis, or have difficulty breathing. That’s because this seating position can help keep your blood flowing, open airways, and reduce swelling which eases joint pain.”