Rose Comfort Max Tilt and Recline Chair with Casters

Rose Comfort Max at a Glance

The Rose Comfort Max is a mobile caregiver-operated tilt and recline chair with a 20" wide seat, adjustable seat height, elevating leg rest, removable footrest, adjustable lateral-support wings, extensive padding, and four 5" casters. It is designed for indoor care environments where the user requires more positioning support than a standard recliner or geriatric chair can provide.

Why Choose the Rose Comfort Max?

Standard geriatric chairs and conventional recliners may offer limited positioning. The Rose Comfort Max provides separate tilt and recline adjustments, allowing a caregiver to reposition the user without requiring a transfer out of the chair.

Its adjustable leg rest, removable footrest, lateral-support wings, padded contact surfaces, and locking casters make it well suited to home care, long-term care, assisted living, and other caregiver-managed seating environments.

Key Features

• 400 lb weight capacity
• Up to 38° caregiver-operated tilt
• Up to 90° recline
• Trendelenburg positioning capability
• Separate caregiver controls for tilt and recline
• 20" wide × 20" deep seat
• Seat height adjusts from 17" to 22" in 1" increments
• Elevating, length-adjustable leg rest
• Removable single flip-up footrest
• Angle-adjustable foot plate
• Adjustable removable upper lateral-support wings
• Comprehensive padded contact surfaces
• Four 5" locking/directional casters
• Designed for caregiver-operated positioning

Benefits

• Tilt and recline provide multiple caregiver-managed positioning options
• Allows position changes without transferring the user out of the chair
• Adjustable seat height helps accommodate different transfer requirements
• Elevating leg rest supports lower-extremity positioning
• Length-adjustable leg support accommodates different lower-leg lengths
• Padded contact areas improve comfort during extended seated use
• Lateral wings provide additional upper-body positioning support
• Casters allow the chair to be repositioned within indoor care environments
• 400 lb capacity accommodates a broad range of users

Standard Padding & Equipment

• Padded headrest cushion
• Shoulder bolsters
• Upper side pads
• Lower side pads
• Padded seat and back with cover
• Calf pad
• Sole pad
• Elevating adjustable leg rest
• Removable flip-up footrest
• Adjustable lateral-support wings
• Four 5" casters

Padding & Support Dimensions

Rose Comfort Max – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight capacity of the Rose Comfort Max?

The Rose Comfort Max has a maximum user weight capacity of 400 lb.

How much does the Rose Comfort Max chair weigh?

The chair itself weighs approximately 73.3 lb.

What is the seat size?

The Rose Comfort Max has a 20" wide × 20" deep seat.

Can the seat height be adjusted?

Yes. The seat height can be adjusted from 17" to 22" in 1-inch increments.

How far does the Rose Comfort Max tilt?

The chair provides up to 38° of caregiver-operated tilt.

How far does the chair recline?

The Rose Comfort Max reclines up to 90° and includes Trendelenburg positioning capability.

Who operates the tilt and recline controls?

The chair is designed for caregiver-operated positioning. The rear left lever controls tilt and the rear right lever controls recline.

Does the Rose Comfort Max have locking casters?

Yes. It uses four 5-inch casters. The two front casters have total locks, while the rear configuration includes one directional-lock caster and one total-lock caster.

Does the leg rest adjust?

Yes. The leg rest is both elevating and length adjustable to accommodate different users and positioning requirements.

Is the Rose Comfort Max a power chair?

No. The Rose Comfort Max is a manual caregiver-operated positioning chair. Tilt, recline, and leg-rest adjustments are controlled mechanically by the caregiver.

Common Applications

• Long-term care environments
• Assisted-living facilities
• Home-care positioning
• Extended caregiver-managed seating
• Users requiring regular position changes
• Postural support programmes
• Clinically directed lower-extremity elevation
• Rest and caregiver-assisted positioning
• Institutional equipment programmes

Usage & Safety Information

• Lock the appropriate casters before transfers and while the chair is stationary.
• Positioning adjustments should be completed by a caregiver familiar with the chair.
• Use the rear left lever for tilt and the rear right lever for recline.
• Adjust the leg-rest length to suit the user's lower-leg length before elevating it.
• Do not exceed the manufacturer's 400 lb maximum user weight.
• Keep hands, feet, clothing, tubing, and other objects clear of moving mechanisms.
• Trendelenburg positioning should only be used when appropriate for the individual's care needs.
• Regularly inspect the casters, locks, tilt controls, recline controls, upholstery, and padding.
• Remove the chair from service if a caster lock or positioning control does not operate correctly.
• Follow the Drive Medical owner's manual and the user's established care plan.

Cleaning & Routine Inspection

• Wipe upholstery and padding with a damp cloth and an appropriate cleaner.
• Follow the cleaning-product manufacturer's dilution and contact-time instructions.
• Do not saturate padding, seams, controls, or mechanical components.
• Inspect upholstery for tears, deterioration, or excessive compression.
• Inspect caster locks regularly.
• Check tilt and recline controls for secure and predictable operation.
• Arrange servicing through an authorized dealer or qualified service provider when required.

Drive Medical Manufacturer Warranty

Frame: Lifetime warranty, listed by Drive Medical as 10 years on the frame. Warranty coverage is subject to Drive Medical's current terms, exclusions, and conditions.