Recliners

Recliners in Eastern North Carolina

Manual recliners use a handle or a push back and cost less. Power recliners run on a motor, stop anywhere in the range instead of at fixed positions, and are far easier to get out of — the reason most people upgrade.

Check the space behind the chair. A standard recliner needs several inches of clearance to the wall; wall-hugger designs slide forward as they open and can sit close. Power headrests and lumbar are separate motors, worth trying if you nap in the chair or are tall.

Brands on this page: Ashley Furniture, Cheers, Elements International, HomeStretch, Mega Motion, Benchcraft, Leather Italia and Franklin. Availability changes as stock moves.

Local delivery and in-store pickup are both available from our seven Eastern North Carolina stores, and in-house financing is available on any of it — apply here. We have been family-owned since 1946 and we only list merchandise we actually have, so nothing on this page is a catalogue order. See all seven locations.

Common questions

Should I get a manual or a power recliner?

Manual recliners cost less and never need an outlet. Power recliners stop anywhere in the range instead of at fixed positions and are considerably easier to get out of, which is why most people upgrade.

How much space does a recliner need behind it?

A standard recliner needs several inches of clearance to the wall. Wall-hugger designs slide forward as they open and can sit close to it.