After my parents purchased 2 x chairs and a sofa from Westminster Recliners back in 2012 after a very uncomfortable hard sell, I was shocked to hear that my 80 year old parents contacted Westminster Recliners when my disabled fathers chair failed to recline. They said they would send someone round within a few hours to repair it, they enquired over the cost of a call-out and were quoted £70. When they were then put through to the correct department to arrange the call out the price was then quoted as £90!! This was queried by my parents who were told it was £90 and could this be paid over the phone right away. My parents said no they would pay when the call-out was done. Two lads arrived (laughing & joking amongst themselves) within 3 hours and immediately replaced the transformer, this involved plugging into the power supply and into the back of the chair, it took all of 5 minutes!! When my parents asked how much the transformer was the lads had to phone the office to get a price, they made the call outside (well away from earshot), returned after the call and said the total cost was £270!! My parents queried the high price and were told that is how much it is, asked for my parents credit card and proceeded to call the office to make payment on my parents behalf!! No receipt given but credit card receipt did arrive in the post several days later. I looked on the internet for the same transformer and found a new one for £28!! I called Westminster to query the conflicting call-out cost and the charge of £180 for the transformer. First call taken by the person I dealt with , he told me that the transformers usually cost £95 and he would query the amount charged with Finance, when I didn't receive a call back I rang back several times to speak to the person I dealt with but he was never available to take my call (no surprise there!!). Didn't get the name of the last man I spoke to but he was very rude and stated that the price had been quoted to my parents and they paid it so that was the end of it!! Moral of the story .... if you are unfortunate to own a chair from Westminster Recliners that needs repairs DO NOT call Westminster Recliners, contact a local company!

I purchased a recliner and a chair and a 2 seater settee, I am very happy with the purchase overall. I was at first a bit disapointed at the length of time I had to wait for the suite, which was longer than anticipated, andnobody ever coming bsck to me, when I asked for dates for the delivery, I origionally was quoted for weeks, I did in the end wait 10 weeks but overall you could say good things are worth waiting for. I would however just addd that I would recommend Westminster recliners for the workmanship in there furniture. But just one note please keep the customer informed if there are going to be delatys.

Only gave then 1 star as can't give them 0. Confused my elderly mother into buying a recliner that would have cost her £2900. Apparently this was half price. The salesman that came round to the house took a depost on the day of over £1200. When my mother realised what had happened we cancelled the order and she received a letter saying she would receive the deposit back in 30 days. It has now been 53 days and after 3 phone calls speaking to various people and promises of a refund we still have not received the money. My mother is 77 years old and easily confused. These people are vermin of the highest order. Don't trust them. We have now left the case in the hands of the bank and trading standards to get her money back. Check them out on a google search and you will also find previous complaints about the company to trading standards. If only we had checked beforehand.

If this merchant of a company ever dare come to my Mothers home and trick her into buying a HALF PRICE chair at 4 grand and make her pay half as a deposit, i will not be held liable for what i will do. The company owners have numerous registered names under companies house, they bring chairs, beds and everything thing into your home, and do not leave until you have signed, and wavered your 7 day cancellation rights. This is not an isolated case, they went to court in March and May for exactly the same thing! If you see information from them, and call for a brochure which they don't have, but luckily they have a salesman in your area, who will sit there for hours trying his damnedest to rob the elderly and vulnerable into signing for something that is ten times more expensive than it should be. They tell you that you have a 7 day cooling period, and get you to sign away, then when they are gone, you will see that what they got you to sign was a waver note, so they can "fast track" the order for you! Courts coming!