Reclining Chairs ?? Any manufacture make a good one?

[goeduck]

Have never been to IKEA, but have slept many nights in my Lazy boy chair.

I have fallen asleep in my recliner a few (okay a number of) times about the time the fire in the wood stove is going out. :mur:

Feed the stove and get it going and head to the bedroom :laughing:

 

[buckeyefarmer]

I have fallen asleep in my recliner a few (okay a number of) times about the time the fire in the wood stove is going out. :mur:

Feed the stove and get it going and head to the bedroom :laughing:

I slept in recliner for couple months after surgery, on a couple occasions.

 

[goeduck]

I slept in recliner for couple months after surgery, on a couple occasions.

You slept a couple of times in a couple of months? You are tougher than I am by far :thumbsup:

My wife had to sleep in a recliner for a while until I bought an articulated bed.

 

[user.69169]

Ikea like supermarket where you gotta go thru whole store to get milk or beer. Really hard on beer drinkers, seen a few need a cold one to get to register up front.

(removed) not exactly welcome in Ikea place. No sign says test napping in recliner is not store's idea of sales experience. I ever go back Ill take my own pillow so no need to ask snotty woman. Mattress store at least knows to put drop cloths on mattress for testsnooze.

 

[buck12]

Have never been to IKEA, but have slept many nights in my Lazy boy chair.

I never slept a night in my recliner but there are few things in life better than a recliner nap.

 

[goeduck]

As long as you do not drool while napping in the recliner.

 

[dmccarty]

Have never been to IKEA, but have slept many nights in my Lazy boy chair.

I have spent what seemed like forever in IKEA, spend day after day in my IKEA lounger and have slept in it on occasion. I do like to watch the fire and wall asleep.

Seriously, with the lock down and working from home, I sit in the IKEA lounger for most of the day. :shocked: It is FAR more comfortable than the far more expensive chairs we had at work. :thumbsup:

If I had to throw it away today, which I don't, nothing wrong with it, we got our money out of it and I would go buy another.

I forgot to previous mention that IKEA even has a place to take care of the kids so the parents can focus on shopping. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Later,
Dan

 

[tomplum]

I remember a story one of the family members at our local Chinese restaurant told me. At the time the store in Portland opened for business, he went there and bought a couch. He went on to tell of the overwhelming store, all things they have and navigating through it all. But when he realized that he would have to put the couch together , that part freaked him out to the degree he returned it. Had to go back in the store..... I think I've been there twice when family from out of town wanted to go to the big city. Quite an organization. The guy who started it just died within the last couple of years. He lived very frugally.

 

[not2old]

If you read the fine print, Lazy-Boy will void the warranty if you sleep in it.

 

[JESSE1]

Had a leather lazy boy 5 years ago and where the leather met my head was toast in less than 1 year.Contacted Lazy boy they stated no warranty for that issue sorry ..

I have the exact same problem with my chair. Within a year the leather started breaking down and splitting. No warranty. We have leather La-Z-Boys that are 15 and about 30 years old and the leather is as good as new, must not be making the leather the same as they used to.