FDW Recliner Chair Push Back Sofa Home Theater Seating with Lumbar Support and Leather Padded Seat Backrest for Living Room

I had been looking at these chairs on Amazon for quite some time now and was a bit hesitant to pull the trigger because of some of the NEGATIVE reviews I had read about poor quality and small size. I finally decided to purchase 2 of them and I can honestly say that I am very satisfied with these chairs and I only wish I had purchased them sooner. Fit and Finish - The quality of these chairs definitely exceeds my expectations. All materials and seams are stitched without any flaws and even the inside/underside is well finished out with fabric nicly covering all areas (see photos). There was NO unusual odor with with either of them, and the quality of finishing on both matched perfectly. SIZE - Although a bit smaller than my standard size LazyBoy, the size is totally acceptable and this is coming from a 6'3 200lbs male. My feet do hang over the foot rest, but NO MORE than they do on my LazyBoy (just at my ankles) and I find this completely comfortable and inline with any other reclining chair I've ever owned. COMFORT - Ovall the seat and back padding is firm, but extremely comfortable and the arm rests have ample padding with no sharp edges. They are exceedingly comfortable to sit in in both the upright, partially and fully reclined position. I have fallen asleep in these chairs on a number of occasions without any problem and woke without any body aches or pressure point pain whatsoever. RECLINING MECHANISM - The mechanics operates very smoothly and appears to be well constructed/engineered. The chair easily reclins with minimal effort to either a partially reclined or fully reclined position (nearly flat) and is very easy to put the footrest back down when you wanna return the chair back to it's fully upright position. CONCLUSION - Understand that these Chairs are typically just over $100.00 each including shipping, and in my opinion are worth every penny. Even if they were $175.00 each, I'd still say that they are an exceedingly good deal as long as you're not expecting a $300-$400 chair. I have to say that if you're looking for an inexpensive smaller form factor theater style reclining chair, look no further as these definitely perform well above their price. I am going to order 5 more to finish off my home theater room. I have attached photos that compare the size of this chair to my full size LazyBoy recliner and a typical Waiting Room style chair. As you can see, overall it is somewhat smaller than the LazyBoy (narrower/less bulky), but the overall height and the all important seat and back area (width/depth) is pretty much the same size . If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask.

For the price thing is comfy!! I’m 5’3” 128 pounds and the chair is perfect size for me. Easy to recline or sit up.

Nice and small for the space challenged. Very light to move. Not uncomfortable but could be better. Have had it for 6 mos and some of the faux leather is pealing in wear areas. But the price was right. It fits in my living room and it is comfortable enough.

We've had these about nine months. We bought a new older home, and the room where we watch TV is small. We aren't huge, but we're not small, retired so we're home a lot and according to the rest of the world we are likely physically and mentally challenged due to our age. We find the chairs comfortable. They still look like new. I like the cleaner more modern lines more than the big, old overstuffed looking traditional recliners. They partial- to fully-recline, but the in-between doesn't really stay... Wanting to go back down to the first level (my only complaint and why comfort got 4 stars). I'm 5'6", 200#, when I sit at first level of recline, my heels hang over the foot rest a couple inches, but I have plantar fasciitis and actually prefer that for heel pain/comfort. If you are taller and don't like your feet past the rest, these are not for you. The edge of the rest is rounded, and doesn't cut into our legs. I fall asleep in these more often than I'd like to admit, sometimes even intentionally. If fully reclined, there is actually an increase in the lumbar support so I don't end up with an achy back. These are not huge, fluffy, behemoths, but they fit my big behind comfortably. We think they are comfortable, they fit the smaller room nicely, they look great, seem to be holding up well to a lot of use (morning coffee and news, afternoon rest breaks and lunch, evening dinner tv news... a lot) were easy for us to put together (put the back into the seat), and we're quite reasonably priced.

I would say this is a good cheap chair for a small teenager or a child but not for an adult. I am a 5'4 female and my head goes over the top of the chair and my heels almost hang off the edge of the footrest. The material is nice and it was easy to put together, though it is a bit hard to recline it by pushing with your back, I would prefer a handle instead.

Overall I give this product 4 stars but once you consider value it is definitely five stars. (+) Extremely easy to assemble, most of the comfort of a lazy boy recliner but takes up much less size/"footprint", looks nice, extra cushy headrest. Also the footrests fully support my legs when reclined (I'm 5'9", 160 lb). At $110 this is truly an excellent value considering to buy a new lazy boy recliner is at least $250. I also really like the brown color and there is no lingering smell after a few days. The leather material feels nice to the touch. (-) If you put too much weight on the armrests, particularly with your elbows, the frame/support underneath the leather will slightly collapse and deform. Really need to be conscious of how much weight you put on. Also the chair is squeaky whenever you open or close the footrest and you recline. The noise is pretty loud, and I thought this noise would go away but after two weeks it has not. I also wish the seat and backrest were just a bit more cushy and less firm, but still pretty comfy. Also there are only really three positions you can set the recline, any other position you need to perfectly balance your weight or else it will throw you into one of the three positions. To be fair those positions are pretty comfortable. Overall at this price this chair cannot be beat. Perfect for a bedroom or smaller space where you want a recliner or reading chair but want fairly small size. There are a few gripes that are not any a dealbreaker but are important to keep in mind.

I apologize now to the maker of the chair for my brutal honesty. Perhaps I will save someone else from my stress. I do want to thank AMAZON PRIME in advance for issuing a full refund WITHOUT requiring a return shipment. I had to remove my 87 YO Fathers recliner because it rocked and nearly caused a bad fall. I hunted forever locally for an affordable stationary WALL Recliner to replace it. He was nuts without it. This one popped up on Amazon. Some reviews made me skeptical but I was desperate. It arrived quickly. Tho I knew immediately it was much smaller than what he was accustomed to I decided he could adjust. It did arrive in two pieces. I opened. Raised the back cover. Slid the back into the grooves. One side went in. The other side WOULD NOT CONNECT. I pushed. I wiggled. I pressed. The right side flopped. Would not click into the groove. I pulled up on the back to pull it out to start over. The left side WOULD NOT COME OUT. Again. I pushed. I pulled. I wiggled. I pressed. Nope. I sat in the chair to see the effect of one loose side with my 115lbs weight and one stuck side. Loose side fell back. Nope. Not safe. Especially for a 5’7” 180lbs man. I can’t set up a return until I know how I am going to return it. Because I can’t get it apart to put it back in box it came in. I contacted Amazon by Chat. Explained my many problems with the chair. Requested a box be sent or permission to have UPS make a box to ship back. It was decided I should just keep it and was issued a full refund. Meanwhile, I am back to shopping for a chair. My Father is nuts without his chair. So I drug it back out of Garage where I had parked it, went inside it with wire and duct tape and stabilized the floppy side and put it up against the wall so he won’t go backwards out of it. So I’m looking at him today trying to lay back and I realize. Unless he leans way back (in the first position- not all the way prone which he doesn’t like ) and doesn’t move - basically sits like a statue - the foot rest - he must keep his legs elevated which is way he needs the chair - WILL NOT STAY UP. If he leans forward in the slightest footrest drops back into place and he is sitting upright. It is not possible to work this out with a man with full on Vascular Dementia. I just placed a plastic trash can under the foot rest to keep it up. Which prompted me to sit down and pen this review. DON’T BUY IT. Cheap. Is CHEAP. All there is to it. Again, thanks Amazon. Chair will be donated to Habitat ReStore. (Which I kinda feel guilty about but they take EVERYTHING!).

Loved this chair! Comfortable plus inexpensive.

I purchased this chair for my mother as her previous, favourite recliner has seen better days after 40+ years of service. Overall, this is an excellent recliner and my mother loves it. First, it's easy to assemble. When you receive the chair, it comes in three parts that requires assembly: the seat (base), the back/headrest and the feet. The plastic feet simply screws onto the base of the chair and doesn't even require tools to install them. Once the feet have been installed, simply slide the backrest over the notched posts and push down until they lock into place. Overall, this recliner has a nice, slim profile, and a super soft backrest that feels like a soft pillow. The armrests are a bit low, and the seat is a little firmer than most recliners but considering the price, I'm nit-picking. My mother also thinks the firmness of the seat is just right for her and she's 100% happy with this recliner and sits in it every night to watch TV. If you're looking for an affordable, comfortable and also stylish-looking recliner, this is a good choice.

relax after work.

I moved into a condo with a very narrow staircase. Most furniture has difficulty getting up this staircase. So this chair was one that was narrow and small enough to get up the stairs. It was easy to assemble with no tools. Just insert the chair back, and screw in the legs. It only weights about 60 lbs so it was easy to get up the stairs by myself. It looks small when compared to a regular recliner, but if you are a person of medium size or smaller, it is large enough. I am 5'10" and 200 lbs and I fit comfortably. The chair itself is very comfortable, and reclines in a couple of positions. The chair is covered in a faux leather which looks good and is easy to clean. I don't know how durable it will be, but for now I am happy with it, especially at its price point.

Easy to assemble and relatively comfortable. This said, the reclining is not great and does not stay in place... although the chair fits well in small spaces, one must keep in mind that space in the back of the chair is required to fully incline. I would not buy again given the reclining not being great.

2 year update: It finally busted! I've got 2 of these and one is still totally fine but the other one now has a busted bolt that holds the back rest so it's all crooked when you recline. These are our every day chairs and have been reclined thousands of times over the past 2 years. Still worth the money and definitely recommend. Review from 2 years ago: Haha, this thing is tiny. I did however read all of the reviews before purchasing so I wasn't surprised. Honestly what can you expect for a brand new $235 recliner chair. I love it though. It's a great space saver. I'm 5' 8 with long legs and my feet hang over the end, but when reclined my head is supported and overall it's a comfortable chair. I definitely got what I paid for, and I'm happy with my purchase. This isn't as small as a child's chair by any means, but I'd recommend this for someone who has s little extra cash and wanted a cool extra seat for their child or grandchild. Or, if you're just starting out and want some inexpensive sleek looking furniture. Or if you're like us, and needed an extra seat that wouldn't take up a ton of room. This would also fit well in an RV slide if you're replacing your furniture! I would not recommend this chair to anyone who's over 6 ft as your every day comfy seat. It's fine for sitting and reclining for a short while for someone this size, but that's about it :)