Recliners

Today's best recliners do much more than just recline! While all recliner chairs lay back, some also glide. You can also find Wall Recliners, Massage Recliners, and even Double Recliners!

Yes, all recliners have foot lifts! You can raise your legs, lean your head and shoulder back, or both.

Typically, yes, you can remove the back of a reclienr chair. To unlock the back of the recliner from its base, push up on the small metal hook built into the side of the recliner. Then detach it by holding onto both sides of the recliner back and pulling upwards.

On a hot day, a leather recliner might heat up, causing you to sweat and stick to the leather. Instead, you may want to choose a recliner from a cool fabric.

Typically, no. A power recliner is either plugged into an outlet or has a backup battery power. If it runs out of power from either of these sources, you won't be able to manually push or pull it down without risking breaking it.

Just a simple dab on a stain will do! Don't get the recliner too wet and don't spray harsh chemicals like bleach on your recliner.

Yes! Researchers tell us that the 135-degree reclining position put the least stress on the spine and may reduce the risk of back pain. They recommend that people who sit for long periods of time correct their sitting posture and find a chair that allows them to recline.

As long as a child is old enough to understand not to play on a recliner, this should be fine- yes.

The choice is yours! You certainly don't have to, but if you want an extra layer of protection against pet hair and stains you can put a cover over your reclining couch.