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£150 - £200 (3) £200 - £250 (3) £250 - £500 (5) £500 - £750 (2) Next or named dayWhen Becky Smith ordered a £185 glass table and chairs from eBay, she would have had every right to complain that the delivered product did not quite match the description.That’s after the 21-year-old full-time mother from Harold Hill, east London, opened two boxes to find she had in fact been sent 40 bags containing 150 tropical fish.The discovery - which was recorded in a hilarious video by her friend Jacqueline Johnson and posted on Facebook - has since been viewed more than three million times in less than a day. The clip begins with Miss Smith in her dressing gown with wet hair - directing 30-year-old make-up artist Miss Johnson, who lives in the first-floor flat above her, into the kitchen. And the women start laughing when they examine the packages - with Miss Smith saying: ‘Look, look, fish, fish, f***ing what am I going to do with them?
Are they taking the p***?’While a young boy and girl watch the expletive-laden scene unfold, she adds: ‘F***, it said “fragile” on it, I thought it was my table. What am I going to do? Look, f***ing look, I paid for a table, not fish.’Miss Smith jokes that she might now ‘buy a tank for them’, adding: ‘I don't even like the c***s.’And Miss Johnson, who confirmed the fish have now been returned ‘safe and sound’, says: ‘That's what you get for shopping on eBay. I can't get over it, I literally can't get over it.’ Special delivery: Becky Smith, a mother from London, found she had been delivered 40 bags of tropical fish Open boxes: The discovery was recorded in a hilarious video by Miss Smith's friend Jacqueline JohnsonOne of the many viewers was her friend Danielle Challinor, who said: ‘I am crying, not laughed like that in a long time. My fella said order again from eBay and you might get a fish tank as well.’ And Nicola Gillies added: ‘Oh my God, I’m cracking up.
Forty bags of fish. Get her down the local park and and set up the hook-a-duck stall - £5 a go, and they win a fish.’Last night, Miss Johnson told her Facebook friends: ‘Hi guys and girls, what a mad day this has been for me and my bestie.'We just simply put a video up of her delivery and it's all gone nuts. Thanks so much for all your messages.’ Hit video: The clip on Facebook has since been viewed more than three million times in less than a day Surveying the scene: Miss Smith jokes she might now ‘buy a tank for them’, adding: 'I don't even like the c***s'And Miss Smith said today: ‘I went on eBay and ordered a six chairs and a black and glass table. They said I would get it in two days' time. I answered the door, they dropped it off. ‘I took it in my house, opened it and there was 40 bags of tropical fish. I was so shocked. I didn't count them - I was just too shocked. I thought I had bought lots of fish - it was awful.‘I was going to keep them if I had to.
But I don't really like them to be honest. But my daughter does and she wanted them.’But Miss Smith, who lives with her three-year-old daughter Frankie May-Smith, noticed that the address on the label was for Jollyes - a pet shop in nearby Romford.She added: 'The bloke came back and delivered the table in the end around half an hour later. The delivery driver looked so embarrassed.' View all search results Welcome to the table, baby! High chairs safely seat your baby at meal times. By placing the high chair at the family table – at the same level as everyone else – you also help develop your baby’s eating and social skills. of high chairs are designed with rounded edges, a wide, stable base and a safety belt. Highchair with safety belt Supporting cushion and coverWooden armrest or upholstered? Waterfall backrest or standard? Find out how to choose the best riser recliner chair for your needs. Your browser does not support the video tagWant to choose the best riser recliner chair for you?
Sign up today for a £1 Which? trial to access all our expert reviews and Best Buys. We've tested brands including Celebrity, Royams and Sherborne riser-recliner chairs.Finding the right riser recliner chairYou can buy a riser recliner chair 'off the peg' in a standard size, or you can get one custom made. Although some furniture stores sell riser recliner chairs, they're more typically sold in independent specialist retailers/mobility stores, online and by phone or mail order. It’s worth doing a little research to make sure you buy the best riser recliner chair for you.Before heading out to the shops, check our riser recliner chair reviews, as we test things in our lab that you won’t be able to check in store or in a catalogue. While it might be tempting to simply measure up and order a riser recliner from a catalogue or website, we'd always recommend trying before you buy. Then, once you've found the right chair for you, you can order it from wherever offers the best price or most convenient delivery options.
Buying a riser recliner chair built for youYou’ll find that manufacturers tend to recommend that you order a custom-made chair built specifically for your dimensions, rather than a standard model. You should be asked for your measurements and offered an assessment so the manufacturer can match a chair to your body shape. It usually takes six weeks for the chair to be delivered after you've placed your order.Alternatively, you can book an assessment with an independent adviser who'll take you through these steps, as well as help you choose a correctly proportioned chair. If you have a specific medical problem affecting your mobility, we recommend you seek independent advice. Find a registered professional in your area by searching the College of Occupational Therapists website.Why not use our recliner size checklist to help you buy the right riser recliner chair for you? You can download and print it out to take with you when you shop. A riser recliner chair is:Right for you if you want to change your position in your chair and get in and out independently.
You want more comfort - for example, from raising your legs.Think twice if you’ve got complex medical needs - such as a serious back problem - want to sleep in your chair for a long time, or don’t have much room for it. Getting financial support to buy a riser recliner chairIf you need a riser recliner chair because of a medical condition or to help you live independently at home (ie you couldn’t cope without one), you may be eligible to get one through your local authority.Different local authorities have different rules around what they'll pay for, but your first step should be to contact your local council and book an assessment. You can find out more with our guide to financing care at home.Also, although most riser recliner chairs don't qualify for VAT exemption because they're designed for general use, if you have a specific mobility problem and you need special equipment to live independently you may qualify. Visit the HMRC website for more information on VAT relief for disabled people.
If you're unsure of what will suit you best, it's worth speaking to an occupational health therapist to get some expert advice.Larger riser recliner chairsIt's important to check if there are any weight restrictions for the model you're considering. If the chair isn't built for your weight, the frame may become unstable, so you may be better off buying a special heavy-duty chair. Some manufacturers have chairs in extra-large sizes (often called 'bariatric' chairs) that you can buy off the shelf, or you can order a custom-made one.Also, it's worth bearing in mind that riser recliner chairs are quite big - so you'll need to measure up and ensure you have enough space to accommodate it in its fully reclined position. You'll also need to make sure you have a mains power socket nearby.Before buying, try out as many riser recliner chairs as you canTesting your riser recliner chairJust as you would with any other product, try out as many chairs as you can - there's nothing to stop you walking into several retailers to try out different chairs, even if you decide to have one built for you.
Disabled Living Centres (DLCs) are well worth a visit. These are a network of local centres that provide independent advice. Most are charities and may not sell chairs, but they're a good place to start to understand the range and styles offered, as well as test chairs on loan from manufacturers.Some retailers may even come to your home, so it's worth exploring that as an option, too.It’s important to remember that most chairs will feel comfy when you first sit on them, but to be really sure about the comfort level you need to sit in one for about an hour. If your recliner isn’t right, not only will it be uncomfortable but it could cause you physical problems. As that's not very practical in a shop or showroom, the only way you'll really be able to tell is once you're using it at home. It's wise to check that the retailer has a returns policy, so that you can get a full refund should it prove unsuitable within a certain time limit, such as 28 days.Problems caused by ill-fitting riser recliner chairs
If a chair's too high, your feet won't be able to touch the floor, and this will put too much pressure on your back. Your legs could also start to feel uncomfortable. If the chair's too short, your legs won't be fully supported, and the backs of your thighs could start to ache. If the seat's too wide, you'll find there is nothing to stop you leaning sideways, and your back will not be properly supported. You'll also feel less secure in the chair. If the seat's too tight, it will prove uncomfortable and restrictive. If the seat's too deep, you won't be able to sit with your back fully supported down its length. Often, people who've made this mistake stuff cushions behind them, but this doesn't provide even support. You could also find that pressure builds behind the knees - not ideal if you have circulation problems. A comfortable chair will have support in the right places, including: extra padding at the bottom to support your lower back, and at the top for your head;
a leg rest that supports your whole lower leg down to your heel and at the same height as your seat; correct cushioning - soft enough to be comfortable, but not so soft that you can feel the frame of the chair. Riser recliner chair extra featuresOnce you've found a comfortable chair that's the right size for you, ask yourself these questions to help you choose the most suitable functions: Do you want the leg rest to rise automatically as you recline, or would you prefer to control these movements independently of each other? Do you want a back-up battery that will let you move back to a neutral or standing position if you have a power cut? Do you want an anti-crush feature to prevent accidents owing to pets or small children getting underneath the mechanism before it moves? Would you like the seat and back to remain fixed in position as you recline, to prevent your skin shearing? Now find the perfect riser recliner chair for you by checking out our riser recliner chair reviews.