Relax in Style with the Westbury Petite
Looking for comfort and support without compromising on space? The Westbury Petite range from Celebrity is perfect for you. Designed with smaller frames in mind, these rise and recliner chairs offer a luxurious sitting experience tailored to your needs.
Available in our Nantwich showrooms, the Westbury Petite collection boasts a variety of customisable options:
Choose your perfect size: Petite, Small, or Standard
Fabric Selection: Explore a wide range of colours and textures to match your décor.
Single or Dual Motor: Control the footrest and backrest independently for ultimate relaxation.
Optional Extras: Enhance your comfort with features like heat and massage.
Visit our showroom today and experience the Westbury Petite difference. Our friendly staff are on hand to help you find the perfect chair for your needs.
All measurements are approximate.
Width: 73cm (28.7.inches)
Height: 104cm (40.9.inches)
Depth: 87cm (34.3.inches)
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David Pickworth
2 years ago
Great place to purchase furniture and has old style customer service with nothing to much
Remember when we moved in the delivery drivers couldn’t get to the house because builders were working on roa [read more]d so they carried each item down the road in their Father Christmas outfits.
Rachel Patrick
2 years ago
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Paul Eccles
11 months ago
An amazing business with top quality products. I cannot praise the people who work there enough. From start to finish, the whole experience has been a complete pleasure, highly professional, and even [read more]the delivery guys are first class. Communication is outstanding, not just the products and the people. If only all shops operated like this. Paul Eccles