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Seeking advice on where to buy a 3-seat recliner sofa?
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Thanks for the tips Bigphil. I understand some companies now make modular recliners that can break apart or be rearranged. Sofology has one like this we’re looking at. This would make it much easier to get up and down our flats!Bigphil1474 said:OP, if you've not had a recliner before, beware they weigh a ton. We had a 3 seater and a 2 seater with 2 recliners each and when it came to getting rid, I had to spend a couple of days breaking it down just to get it to the tip. The electric ones are even heavier. Difficult to move round the room if you need to as well. Good luck with your hunt.
Although we’re also considering just a nice deep sofa. Going to go shopping this weekend to see what we like!2 -
My recliner wasn’t modular as such, but it did come in a couple of pieces. Good point about them being heavy- they are. Sofology do a recycling scheme, so it’s handy when you want rid of the old sofa.EssentialParadox said:
Thanks for the tips Bigphil. I understand some companies now make modular recliners that can break apart or be rearranged. Sofology has one like this we’re looking at. This would make it much easier to get up and down our flats!Bigphil1474 said:OP, if you've not had a recliner before, beware they weigh a ton. We had a 3 seater and a 2 seater with 2 recliners each and when it came to getting rid, I had to spend a couple of days breaking it down just to get it to the tip. The electric ones are even heavier. Difficult to move round the room if you need to as well. Good luck with your hunt.
Although we’re also considering just a nice deep sofa. Going to go shopping this weekend to see what we like!0 -
Peter Green in Southampton, Furniture Village, Taskers online for starters. Stressless, G-Plan are good chairs, just depends what you actually want2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream0 -
Specifically we’re looking for a 3-seater recliner where the middle seat also reclines. Most places don’t do this, they just have the edge seats recline.jonnydeppiwish! said:Peter Green in Southampton, Furniture Village, Taskers online for starters. Stressless, G-Plan are good chairs, just depends what you actually want
Sofology has one though, and I think Natuzzi but they’re the only ones I’ve found.0
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