Catnapper Invincible 4832 Review

Catnapper Invincible 4832
3 Position Lift Chair
Price: $989.00
$74.57 below average
5/5 stars

Are you considering the Invincible from Catnapper? This 3 position lift chair is competitively priced and is backed with an above-average warranty. Read on to find more details about this vinyl life chair.

About the Invincible Lift Chair

The Invincible is an 3 position lift chair from Catnapper. It comes with a steel seat box, which is different from Catnapper’s standard spring coil and gel seat. It has a maximum weight capacity of 350 pounds. The chair comes in either Cabernet, Cocoa, and Deep Sapphire. It is 39 inches deep, 43 inches tall, and 36 inches long.

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Price

The price for this 3 position lift chair is $989. It is $74 less than the average price for 3 position lift chairs.

Warranty

The Catnapper warranty is a better than average warranty. For the first year, everything besides the fabric is covered with shipping and labor included — this includes the catnapper lift chair hand control unit. After that, the consumer must pay for shipping and labor charges. The motor has a 3 year warranty. The seat has a 5 year warranty. The frame, lifting mechanism, and coil has a lifetime warranty — good for the lifetime of the original owner only.

Conclusion

The Invincible from Catnapper is a great 3 position lift chair. It has good options and is backed by a great warranty. It looks good and comes in 3 fabrics — it could be better in that regard but the upholstery does look good. The faux leather gives the user about $200 off the price of the chair. Given its good price and warranty, we rate this chair 5 out of 5 stars. Buy on Amazon.

2 thoughts on “Catnapper Invincible 4832 Review”

We bought a Catnapper Invincible 4832 four years ago. It has been great but recently as my husband reclines from a sitting position to a recline there is a metal popping noise. Does this sound like a problem? We looked under the chair and saw nothing that looked wrong, no worn metal, nothing. Just checking to see if this continues to be a safe piece of furniture. Please advise. Thank you.

Our Catnapper 4832 Invincible is about four years old and has just started making a metallic popping noise when moved from a sitting to a reclining position. It is just in that position that the popping occurs. Is it still safe? Please advise.

Lift Chair Types & Positions

There are three types of lift chairs: two position lift chairs, three position lift chairs, and infinite position lift chairs.
Two position lift chairs can go into the sitting and 15° recline position. The back and ottoman does not move independently.
Three position lift chairs can go into the sitting, 15° recline, and 45° recline position. The back and ottoman does not move independently.
Infinite position lift chairs can go recline into any position, even 90°. If an infinite position lift chair offers a Zero-gravity position, it means that the sitter's body is positioned in a way that reduces stress on the joints. The Trendelenburg position is one where the sitter's feet are higher than his/her head. The sleep position is one where the sitter lays flat.

Lift Chair Shipping & Handling

Lift chairs are shipped with freight shipping. A truck will come to one's house and drop the box off where it is convenient. This is usually the driveway but, for individuals with long driveways or are on dirt roads, it can mean around the block. Lift chairs weight at least 100 pounds so, be prepared with helpers to bring it inside. With most companies, the delivery person will not deliver the lift chair into one's home unless in-home delivery has been ordered. Lift chairs also require assembly. Once again, it costs extra (called "white glove delivery"). Have helpers for assembly. In conclusion, on delivery day, have 2 strong individuals who can bring the chair into the home and assembly the chair.