bed chair

American  

noun

1. an adjustable frame for assisting invalids to sit up in bed.

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Example Sentences

These infants were typically found in an adult bed, chair or couch instead of the crib or bassinet recommended by sleep experts.

From Science Daily

Hunting proponents point out that the chances of a death due to a firearm accident of any kind are roughly the same as a death from falling out of a bed, chair or another piece of furniture - about 1 in 4,888.

From Washington Times

Far-flung hotels teetering on the brink of insolvency have received government contracts to provide all their rooms for refugees; one German firm has specialized in selling starter kits for refugees containing a bed, chair, table and kitchen utensils; security companies, meanwhile, are doing brisk business providing guards to keep the peace inside packed asylum centers and ensure they aren’t attacked by far-right extremists.

From Washington Times

After all, in his punishment cell there was no bed, chair or table, let alone a chessboard and pieces.

From BBC

In a separate room, behind a door held closed by a rope-and-pulley system weighted by an ax, is an installation resembling a teenage punk’s bedroom with a bunk bed, chair and storage units all spray-painted black.

From New York Times