Garvee Manual Recliner Chair Leather Sofa with 2 Cup Holders, Side Pocket, PU Leather, Overstuffed Arms, Iron Frame, Beige - Home Theater & Living Room, Beige

This recliner is nice and comfy.The material is soft, durable and easy to wipe down.The chair itself wasn't that challenging to put together. It took me about half an hour unwrapping, moving and putting pieces together and the directions were clear and basic.The base is easy to install the cushions in the seat and arms. Then you slide the back portion on and instal the sides on the back.The 'handle pull' to kick out the leg part is tucked into the right hand side of the seat and you just push with your back to make the back part recline. It does not rock or swivel.I am about 175lbs and 5'10" tall and I fit comfortably in this chair. I would not recommend it for someone over 200lbs. It's not like a big Lazy Boy chair, it's a little on the smaller side but very comfortable.Good price point for the craftsmanship and quality of this chair. This would make a very thoughtful gift for someone smaller that enjoys being comfortable while sitting and hanging out.

We needed another piece of furniture and decided to try this chair. It comes in one box, so some assembly is required. The instructions were decent, but it did take a little bit to figure out step one because it was already separately packaged in the spot it was supposed to go in. Once it is together, it is pretty durable. The fabric is decent/thick, but you can tell it is not of the utmost quality at the connection points. As for the price, it is OK.

We wanted a recliner for an upstairs room, so I was a bit concerned when this came up for review. Did it come assembled? Could I bring it upstairs? How heavy is it?I was pleasantly surprised. It comes in tightly packed, and once the package is opened and the loose parts are removed the remainder was easy for two people (or one strong one) to bring up the stairs.The assembly was easy and fast, and the instructions were mostly excellent. The only oversight was that they mention but do not ever show the pull-handle used to raise the leg rest. I show it in a photo. (The back only goes down once the leg rest is raised, and it's spring-loaded so it is pushed backwards by the person seated, and rises again once you lean forward. There's no way to lock it in the lower position.

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