Recliner Chairs

The footrest and backrest of the dual motor rise and recline chair work independently, so you can adjust each one to your comfort preferences. With just a click of a button, the chair rises and tilts to help you get out of the chair easily. From sitting upright with a cup of coffee to putting your feet up for an evening of relaxation, you can effortlessly adjust your position at the touch of a button.

Measuring your space for a rise and recline chair is really important so you don’t have any problems when your new chair is delivered, but you’ll easily know within just a few simple steps which one is right for you. 

Check Your Available Floor Space 

Start measuring the width and depth of the area where the chair will fit. Ensure you clear any obstructions and check if any doorways, furniture or walkways will block the chair. 

Check The Chair Height 

Check the overall height of the rise and recline chair to make sure it will fit comfortably within your available space. Pay particular attention to anything above the chair, such as windowsills, shelves, wall lights or wall decor. 

Check The Reclining Space 

Another important aspect of measuring your recliner chair that you should consider is having enough space for the chair to fully extend. Bear in mind that the recliner chair will take up more room when the footrest is raised and the backrest is reclined, so be sure to leave enough clearance all around the chair.  

Both material options of fabric and leather make great choices for your recliner sofa, and for this reason, it can be tricky to decide which one is the best option for you. Let’s continue exploring the advantages of each upholstery type. 

Top Grain Leather 

Top grain leather is a luxury material that feels buttery smooth and cosy as you sink into it. This material is incredibly durable, making it last for many years, especially with the right care and maintenance. Many people also love leather for the rustic look that it adds to the living space, making homes look cosy and inviting. Choose between rich colours such as Black, Charcoal, Tan and many more. 

Woven Chenille 

This soft fabric easily gives any space a homely feel: it’s soft to the touch and feels really snug as you relax in the recliner chair. While leather is a beautiful material, some people appreciate the fact that fabric recliners feel less cold when they initially sit down. From traditional to contemporary living rooms, woven chenille suits a variety of interior styles, and can be easily cleaned with the soft brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner. 

Need More Help Deciding? 

If you’re unsure which upholstery would best suit your home, order a fabric sample from us to see the colour and feel of the material in person before making your decision. 

Cleaning and maintaining your recliner chair is really important to ensure it has a long lifespan and you get your money’s worth. With these handy tips, from general maintenance, dealing with spillages and things you should avoid, you'll know exactly what to do when  it comes to looking after your sofa. 

General Maintenance 

For general cleaning, we recommend that you vacuum your recliner sofa at least once a week with a soft brush attachment. This is particularly important if you have children or pets, as hairs and debris can build up in the fibres of the chair. 

Inspect the USB ports of the recliner chair and check if any dust has collected inside them. If you notice any, switch off and unplug the chair before gently removing the build up with a small dry brush. Avoid inserting sharp objects or liquids into the USB ports, as these could cause damage.

For leather recliner sofas, you may use a leather conditioner to prevent it from cracking over time, and maintain its shiny appearance. 

Spillages & Stains 

We’ve all been there where we’ve accidentally spilt our tea or coffee. But don’t worry: our fabrics are easy to clean and maintain. If a spillage occurs, we recommend that you use a light damp cloth and blot the stain immediately. Do not rub the stain or use any harsh chemicals as this can damage the fabric even further. Once you have treated the stain, leave it to dry naturally. 

Things To Avoid 

1. Direct Sunlight - prolonged exposure to the sun can damage leather recliner chairs over time. Where possible, position your recliner away from harsh sunlight or use curtains, blinds or UV-filtering window film to help reduce its exposure.
2. Harsh Chemicals - avoid bleaches, solvents, abrasive cleaners and other harsh chemicals when cleaning your recliner chair. These can cause damage to the fabrics and upholstery. 
3. Applying Excessive Pressure - Avoid applying too much pressure on the recliner chair as this can damage the upholstery. Be sure to avoid placing heavy objects on the recliner and prevent children or pets from playing on it.  
4. Rubbing Stains - avoid vigorously rubbing spillages and stains, as this can push the liquid deeper into the upholstery and potentially spread the affected area. Instead, gently blot the stain with a clean, lightly damp cloth to lift the spillage without damaging the fabric.