Goldfern Zero Gravity Electric Lift Recliner Chair
The Goldfern Zero Gravity Electric Lift Recliner Chair is the most position-flexible chair in Goldfern's current lift-chair range. It adds a third motor for independent tilt-in-space to the separate backrest and leg-rest motors found on the standard dual-motor chair, while retaining powered sit-to-stand assistance.
The chair supports users up to 150 kg and uses the same approximately 440 mm seat width and 530 mm seat depth as Goldfern's standard dual-motor lift recliner. The main reason to choose the Zero Gravity model is the additional whole-chair tilt function rather than extra seat width or higher capacity.
Where the Zero Gravity Chair Fits in the Goldfern Range
Goldfern's standard Dual Motor Lift Recliner independently controls the backrest and leg rest. The Heavy Duty model keeps that dual-motor arrangement but increases seat width and user capacity. The Zero Gravity chair instead adds a third motor so the seated position can tilt as a unit.
Choose this model when additional positioning flexibility matters. Choose the Heavy Duty model when the priority is a wider 545 mm seat or 220 kg capacity.
Independent Back, Leg and Tilt Adjustment
The three motors allow the backrest, leg rest and chair tilt to be adjusted separately. This makes it possible to fine-tune the relationship between upper-body recline, leg elevation and whole-seat angle rather than having those movements tied together.
What Tilt-in-Space Means
Tilt-in-space changes the angle of the seated position as a unit while largely maintaining the relationship between the seat and backrest. It creates another way to alter posture and weight distribution beyond ordinary recline.
The term “zero gravity” describes a supported reclined positioning style; it should not be taken as a promise of a medical outcome. If a particular position has been recommended for a clinical reason, follow the advice of the relevant health professional.
Powered Lift Assistance
The lift function raises and tilts the chair forward to assist the transition from sitting toward standing. The user still needs enough balance and an appropriate transfer plan to stand safely once supported.
Battery Backup and Home Practicality
An external battery backup provides limited backup operation during a power outage when correctly maintained. The backrest is removable for easier delivery and installation, magazine pockets are fitted on both sides, and the extra-long hand-control cable can be positioned for left- or right-side use.
Key Features
- Three-motor system.
- Independent backrest adjustment.
- Independent leg-rest adjustment.
- Independent tilt-in-space adjustment.
- Electric lift function for sit-to-stand assistance.
- 150 kg maximum user weight.
- 440 mm seat width and 530 mm seat depth.
- 3M soil and stain inhibitor fabric protection.
- Steel and wood frame construction.
- External battery backup.
- Extra-long hand-control cable.
- Magazine pockets on both sides.
- Removable backrest.
Goldfern Electric Lift Chair Range Owners Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Goldfern Zero Gravity Lift Chair best suited to?
It suits users who want more positioning flexibility than a standard dual-motor lift recliner and value independent whole-chair tilt.
How is it different from the standard Goldfern Dual Motor Lift Chair?
The standard chair independently controls the back and leg rest. The Zero Gravity chair adds a third motor for independent tilt-in-space.
How is it different from the Goldfern Heavy Duty Lift Chair?
The Heavy Duty chair is wider and supports up to 220 kg. The Zero Gravity model supports up to 150 kg and focuses instead on additional positioning.
What is tilt-in-space?
It changes the angle of the seated position as a unit while maintaining the relationship between the seat and backrest more closely than ordinary recline.
Can the backrest and leg rest be adjusted separately?
Yes. The backrest, leg rest and tilt function are independently powered.
Does the chair have a lift function?
Yes.
What is the maximum user weight?
150 kg.
What is the seat width?
Approximately 440 mm between the armrests.
What is the seat depth?
Approximately 530 mm.
What is the seat height?
Approximately 490 mm in the normal seated position.
How wide is the chair overall?
Approximately 765 mm.
What happens during a power outage?
An external battery backup is included and should be maintained according to the chair instructions.
Does the backrest come off?
Yes.
What warranty is included?
Actuator 12 months, remote 12 months and frame 24 months.
Can it be delivered across New Zealand?
Yes. MoveSmart can arrange delivery of lift chairs to customers across New Zealand. Get in touch if you would like help confirming chair size or delivery arrangements before ordering.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Motor system | Three motors |
| Maximum user weight | 150 kg |
| Seat depth | 530 mm |
| Seat width | 440 mm inside arms |
| Height to seat | 490 mm standard; 750 mm elevated |
| Back height | 665 mm |
| Overall width | 765 mm |
| Overall height | 1090 mm |
| Base size | 615 x 725 mm |
| Battery backup | External |
| Warranty | Actuator 12 months; remote 12 months; frame 24 months |
