Astor Reclina-Rocker with Channel-Tufted Back

010519

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Classically styled with a tall, channel-tufted winged back, this recliner blends old design with new technology for a lounge experience you will never forget. Constructed with a space-saving wall reclining feature, this chair will fit effortlessly in tight corners of the room while still allowing for a full recline. With the addition of a meditating rocking mechanism, you can even add variety to your recline by choosing to sway back and forth. Upholstered with plump cushion and pillow-top arms, this recliner will give you the quality comfort you need to truly relax.

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Product Details

Dimensions

Width (side to side)	37.5
Depth (front to back)	41
Height (bottom to top)	44.5
Seat Width	21
Seat Depth	21
Seat Height	21

Features & Function

Reclining Release Type	Exterior Release

Style Elements

Design Style	Casual
Custom Options	Custom Fabrics or Leathers
Seat Back Description	Plump Channel-Tufted Back Cushion
Arm Type - Upholstered
Arm Type - Upholstered	Pillow Arm
Arm Description	Sloped pillow-top arm
Seat Description	Plush Pad-over-Chaise Seat Cushion
Leg / Base Type	No Skirt - No Visible Leg
Leg / Base Type	Rocker Base
Leg / Base Type	Exposed Wood Leg
Leg or Base Description	Slender wooden base

Upholstery

Fabric Content	Available in fabric and leather

Construction & Materials

Padding & Ergonomics	Pieces in this collection stay comfortable longer and retain their shape with composite polyurethane foam construction. A hinged back and seat provide proper lumbar back support. Easy-to-use wing nuts adjust seat-back tension to your size and weight.
Upholstery Frame Construction	This collection uses only kiln-dried hardwood for their frames, as well as all corner blocks, braces and doweling. The result is a stronger, longer lasting chair.
Reclining Mechanism	Features wall reclining and rocker reclining mechanisms