Add a touch of sleek sophistication to your living space with the Wilson power gliding recliner. Its thin profile design and subtle curves offer timeless transitional style with an elevated look. A gentle gliding motion, pad-over arms, waterfall chaise and center-divided back provide unmatched support for effortless relaxation, while the power recline and headrest allow for customized comfort. Upholstered in a high-quality, dark thunder gray top grain leather, this recliner features Flexsteel's patented Blue Steel Spring™ at the heart of its seat, proving unmatched comfort and durability that you can count on.
- Upholstered in a dark thunder grey top-grain leather that is durable for everyday use
- Gently glides when not reclined and has safety locks to prevent gliding when reclined
- Built to last with Flexsteel s patented Blue Steel Spring™ seat system, providing unmatched support and durability
- Customize your comfort with a power control that adjusts the recline and headrest
- Zero Gravity recline puts you in the ideal position that reduces pressure and gives you a feeling of weightlessness
- Transitional style with a padded arm that fades into the seat
- Center divided back provides lumbar support
- The power control includes USB-A and USB-C ports for convenient charging
- Removable back for easy moving throughout the home
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| Product Depth |
41 |
| Product Height |
42 |
| Product Width/Length |
38 |
| Product Weight |
139 |
| Open Depth |
68 |
| Wall Clearance |
5 |
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| Arm Height |
26 |
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| Seat Depth |
22 |
| Seat Height |
21 |
| Seat Width/Length |
22 |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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