Sleep inducing, relaxing recliners? Where do I get one?
December 2, 2006 12:11 AM Subscribe
Sleep inducing, relaxing recliners? Where do I get one?
Does anyone who makes/where to get those extremely comfortable recliners/chairs? I was in a home audio demo room earlier and they had the most comfortable recliner there. It also reminded me of these chairs that were in the business building of the school I went to (Case Western). You could literally sit in one for 5 minutes and you were asleep.
I've worked in a furniture store a long time, and the lazboy, ekornes brands didn't do it for me. Does anyone have any recommendations? Under 2k would be nice.
Does anyone who makes/where to get those extremely comfortable recliners/chairs? I was in a home audio demo room earlier and they had the most comfortable recliner there. It also reminded me of these chairs that were in the business building of the school I went to (Case Western). You could literally sit in one for 5 minutes and you were asleep.
I've worked in a furniture store a long time, and the lazboy, ekornes brands didn't do it for me. Does anyone have any recommendations? Under 2k would be nice.
I have a Spinlife. www.spinlife.com
It is dual purpose for my wife. It fully reclines (flat) and it is a lift-chair that she needs as she cannot standup easily from any chair. She loves it. And it is super comfortable. It cost $1200 including shipping.
posted by JayRwv at 7:47 AM on December 2, 2006
It is dual purpose for my wife. It fully reclines (flat) and it is a lift-chair that she needs as she cannot standup easily from any chair. She loves it. And it is super comfortable. It cost $1200 including shipping.
posted by JayRwv at 7:47 AM on December 2, 2006
My husband sleeps in a recliner and has specific requirements -- if you worked at furniture store you know how important it is to try them out yourself for fit and comfort.
He's bought them at Costco and Costco Home, and most recently at reclinerland. He chooses the one that gives him the lumbar support in the exact right spot for his back. These weren't necessarily the most expensive in the store.
posted by anitar at 9:15 AM on December 2, 2006
He's bought them at Costco and Costco Home, and most recently at reclinerland. He chooses the one that gives him the lumbar support in the exact right spot for his back. These weren't necessarily the most expensive in the store.
posted by anitar at 9:15 AM on December 2, 2006
Best answer: I think a typical dental chair is comfy enough to drowse in, and I hate going to the dentist. Might not look so good in your living roomj, though.
posted by scratch at 10:00 AM on December 2, 2006
posted by scratch at 10:00 AM on December 2, 2006
My father has chairs like this. The bomber-style leather is the greatest. Sleep inducing for sure.
posted by youngergirl44 at 10:45 AM on December 2, 2006
posted by youngergirl44 at 10:45 AM on December 2, 2006
I have this one in this ugly illustration by Chairworks. Lame name, but comfy and separate footstool, so not a heavy system. Got it at Magnolia home audio. It's what they seat you in when you audition speakers and stereo systems. Around $600. Expensive but a long-term purchase. I have few furniture possessions, but this one is worth keeping. My friends love it... great lumbar support which is rare for a lounging chair.
http://www.chairworks.com/images/residential.png
Chairworks website is very out-of-date. Just go to Magnolia store.
http://www.magnoliaav.com/selection/furniture.asp
posted by umlaut at 3:00 PM on December 2, 2006
http://www.chairworks.com/images/residential.png
Chairworks website is very out-of-date. Just go to Magnolia store.
http://www.magnoliaav.com/selection/furniture.asp
posted by umlaut at 3:00 PM on December 2, 2006
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posted by essexjan at 4:53 AM on December 2, 2006