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Recliner sofas

  • 05-10-2019 11:18pm
    #1
    wirelessdude01
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    Just wondering what people's opinions are of them? In the process of looking of looking at new suites and had never considered recliners but herself has her heart set on one.

    Main thing for me about them is that I think rightly or wrongly that with no many moving parts that they would be prone to breaking. Is my opinion wrong?


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  • #2
    durtybit
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 384 ✭✭durtybit


    wirelessdude01 wrote: »
    Just wondering what people's opinions are of them? In the process of looking of looking at new suites and had never considered recliners but herself has her heart set on one.

    Main thing for me about them is that I think rightly or wrongly that with no many moving parts that they would be prone to breaking. Is my opinion wrong?

    You're opinion would be correct that additional moving parts increase the risk of damage, they can however be serviced / fixed.

    If you go for leather, stay away from anything that "looks" like leather posing as leather.


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    Naturally, more moving parts will mean more parts that can break. However, I've never actually sat in a broken recliner. So I'd say it's fairly rare that it happens. And if it does happen, I presume it'd be as simple as replacing the cable that pulls via the handle (perhaps trickier to repair in the event of an electric recliner).

    I'd recommend them. I just assume all chairs are recliners nowadays in people's houses.


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