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I got rid of a futon and replaced it with 2 of these with our dog bed on storage ottomans in the middle. I have been so much more comfortable now than I was. They are comfortable and I really like that the feet recliner portion is all one piece (no openings), so my little dogs don’t fall through. When I purchased them I was impressed with the overall rating, then the night before they were delivered, I read the few bad ratings, then I was worried about them smelling bad, missing parts or too small for anyone close to 6’, but none of those were a problem. I’m very happy with the purchase and definitely recommend this chair.

The media could not be loaded. Oh yeah the girls love this chair , I lash and when I say it protects their backs it does! They love that this chair also has a soft touch finishing up with a beautiful calming massager ! It will literally put my client with anxiety to sleep in 3.2.1☁️. Overall get the chair if you’re tired of the clients receiving a lash service followed by back pains and cramps and hard to simply lean up ? Get this chair ! Oh this is also a good chair for our pregnant mamas 🧘🏽‍♀️☺️

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I read lots of reviews claiming that this was "too small" for someone who is 5'3", and that's ridiculous. I'm 5'9", and I understand that this is not an oversized luxury recliner. It's meant for small spaces, and even though my feet hang 6" off the end of the footrest when locked in the partial recline position, it is not uncomfortable at all, and it supports my head perfectly. It is perfect for watching the TV I mounted high on the opposite wall in my small extra bedroom/office. I have encountered no quality issues, like snapped internal wood supports I was fearing from other reviews, and there's not even a loose stitch to be found. This is the one to get if you want something cheap and compact for a TV room with nice extra features like massage. Treat it nicely and it'll return the favor :-S. One downside is it will eat your phone and remotes in the side gaps, so make sure you have a side table.

I did read the reviews, and got an idea that for the price asked, I was not buying the best chair ever made. Although I had some expectations about the chair, which should be at least decently sturdy.What I did receive did look like a child version of a recliner. I did check the measurements, although it is quite hard to judge how much wood is in the product, and how tick the material is.The back of the chair slide on 2 very thin metal blades; considering that most of the weight is applied there; I don't think the chair will survive more than a year or so. Unless you are less than 200 pounds of course; like the woman on the promo image of the item.I am quite a large man, 6 feet by 250 pounds; and while I fit; my hips are fundamentally encased in the sides, and just the weight of my legs in relaxed position is enough to move the side part of the chair apart; because the chair has not much wood to keep it together.The frame is light metal, with a few pieces across to hold the 2 sides. The aforementioned back is pretty much where you put most of your weight; and also seems to be the first thing that started to creek (just 2 days in); because this chair does not have a mechanism to recline it, but rely on you pushing your back toward the chair, so the footrest goes up and the back recline.As you can imagine; this is an ill-fated design decision; unless you are very light; because the mechanism is very thin and I imagine that with repeated pushes, it will eventually break.This is if the chair won't just give up on me and separate on the sides; because that seems to be the other very weak point of the chair. All that was needed was a couple of beam across that would hold the front and the back together, and then a structure where the seat goes; made of real wood; instead than attaching the 2 wood side panels/armrests to the frame itself, and then place a small beam to support everything else.Beside being very inadequate for anyone above 200 pounds (although the chair is rated for 250 I believe); there are some issues on the chair that I don't like much:- The armrests are small and short; can't use them with a drink or a mouse or while reading- The back and the footrest are connected so can't move one without the other- There is no lock mechanism; so you end up reclining the chair even when you are just changing position on the chair.In short, if you get this for kids, tiny people or for occasional use, it is not a bad chair, but if you are large and use this for more than few hours a day, you won't get much out of it

This recliner is being sold by other retailers on Amazon for 20% more, so this is the best deal you can get right now. I looked for a long time for a small recliner since I had to put it in a small room, and ultimately I settled on this. I was a bit worried because I am 6'2'' by 205 lbs. and I thought it might be too small for me, but it is good for my purposes. At its most extended, it becomes nearly flat. In just about any position my legs stick out about 15'', but if you don't have to sleep on it, it isn't a major problem (in my opinion). An option is to get a cushioned stool to place where the leg support ends, if you are tall and foot support is a major concern. It looks just like in the pictures and it is quite comfortable. Assembly is also super easy and requires no tools. Can't beat it for the money.