CamelotMatrix Tilt-In-Space

Name: Camelot Matrix Tilt-In-Space
Brand: Camelot
SKU: Matrix_TiltInSpace_1257

£1,799Typical price

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We sent a tilt-in-space version of the Camelot Matrix riser recliner dual-motor chair to be tested at our lab. 'Tilt-in-space' means that when you recline the chair, the whole chair tips backwards, rather than the back separating from the seat, which can create a gap. But did this make for a comfortable riser recliner chair for our panel of users? Read the full review to find out.

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KEY TEST RESULTS
Comfort
Feeling secure
Ease of use

Jun 2018First reviewed by Which?

The overall Which? test score is made up of the following star ratings, all determined by our rigorous lab tests.

How we test riser recliner chairs

5 Mar 2024

Comfort

How we test comfort

This star rating compares comfort of legs, buttocks and back in upright and recline positions. Those with the highest comfort ratings get the most stars.

Feeling secure

How we test feeling secure

Feeling secure looks at how safe you feel as the chair moves you from perching or standing position to sitting - and back again. Those chairs that maximise your feeling of security get the highest number of stars.

Ease of use

How we test ease of use

This looks at how easy it is to use the hand controls and work the various functions of the chair. It also compares instructions and how easy they are to understand. Chairs with the most stars are the easiest to use.

Speed of operation

How we test speed of operation

The time taken in minutes and seconds to move through various chair positions eg sitting to standing in minutes and seconds. The faster the chair, the higher the score.

Back-up battery performance

How we test back-up battery performance

This looks at how reliable the back-up battery is. The more stars a chair has, the more likely it is to work effectively. One with five stars exceeds our expectations when it comes to reliability.

General
Height of armrests	25.5 cm
Upright width	89cm
Upright depth	82cm
Reclined width	172cm
Reclined depth	82cm
Space required behind chair	57 cm
Weight capacity	160kg
Backrest type	Waterfall
Armrest type	Upholstered
Movement type	Tilt-in-space
Motor type	Dual
Additional info	We introduced new riser recliner chair tests in March 2018. This riser recliner chair has been tested to the new test program. Results for chairs tested before 2018 are not directly comparable.

Features
Back-up battery	Yes
Back-up battery type	Replaceable
Crush prevention	No
Crush prevention type	No
Reset button	No
Cable loop on both sides	No

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How we test riser recliner chairs

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Speed of operation

Back-up battery performance

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