Acme Arcadia Light Brown Microfiber Recliner, Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber, 38" L x 35.04" W x 39.76" H (632)
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Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
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- furniture finish: Unfinished
Description
Chocolate recliner
Brand: Acme
Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
Material: Microfiber
Product Dimensions: 35"D x 33"W x 40"H
Size: 35D x 35W x 40H in
Brand Name: Acme
Additional Features: Sturdy
Unit Count: 1 Count
Recommended Uses For Product: Living Room
Room Type: Living Room
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: recliner
Model Name: 00632
Surface Recommendation: Indoor
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Model Number: 00627-P
UPC: 840412898785 840412938689 840412006326
Number of Packs: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 89
Manufacturer: Acme Furniture
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Please refer to product description or store page.
Item Type Name: Recliner
Manufacturer Part Number: AC-00632
Number of Items: 1
Reclining Position Count: [MORE_THAN_ONE]
Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
Back Style: Slat Back
Style Name: Rustic
Pattern: Solid
Finish Types: Fabric
Theme: Modern
Shape: Square
Arm Style: with-arms
Furniture Finish: Unfinished
Cushion Style: Knife Edge
Leg Style: Tapered Leg
Form Factor: Recliner
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 35"D x 33"W x 40"H
Size: 35D x 35W x 40H in
Item Weight: 75 pounds
Seat Height: 40 inches
Seat Depth: 32 inches
Item Depth: 35 inches
Item Dimensions: 38 x 35 x 40 inches
Material Type: Microfiber
Frame Material Type: Metal
Product Care Instructions: Wipe Clean
Seat Material: Fiber
Fill Material: Foam
Fabric Type: Microfiber
Upholstery Fabric Type: Microfiber
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Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
Love my chair I've had it since my neck surgery best investment I ever made still using it going on 4 yrs now but I am the only one that sits on it lol 😆
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by Sandra cano
Color: Light Brown Microfiber
I ordered 2 of these chairs, and they are the BIGGEST PIECES of CRAP I have ever paid for!!! First of all, when I took them out of the box, which was very difficult, they were COVERED in tiny slivers of wood. I got 2 big splinters just taking them out of the box. The upholstery is SUPER cheap!!! It is not sew correctly, on the top back piece of both of the chairs, one corner comes to a point and the other is rounded, so they look like they are sitting crooked, or they're broken. Then the upholstery on one on the back top piece has a hole in it. No on the seam, but in the actual material. They are TINY!!! My 7 year old and my 10 year old tried to sit together in one, my average size 7 year old took up the entire seat, my extremely skinny size 10 year old had to turn side ways and sit on her hip to fit. These is anything are CHILDREN'S recliners, for a play room or somewhere you don't mind them getting broken, because from what they feel like, and according to the other reviews it won't be long and they won't even recline. They sit up extremely high in the seat, and are VERY awkward, and have no give in the seat material because the material is sewn on so tight, literally almost busting at the seams. I know, because I can see down inside the seams on SEVERAL places on the chair. They are VERY wake, and wobbly. Your body is extremely tense while sitting in the for fear you are going to fall out the whole time, or that it will break underneath you. If shipping it back was not going to come out of our pocket, only doubling the cost of this POS, I'd send them back. The manufacturers of this product are THIEVES & LIARS, and any company pushing this product is just as guilty as far as I am concerned, PERIOD. My 7 year old said it perfectly the others day, when we only had them out of the boxes for a minute. "It's like a big group of idiots, got together one day, with no training, and decided to make chairs." ~ My AMAZINGLY SMART 7 year old
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2016 by Racheal N.
Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
Got it today - fast delivery. My old (decades) LaZyBoy recliner on wheels broke. Needed replacement fast. Thanks Amazon. First impressions: The instruction sheet is just stupid, useless and misleading with talk about screws. Assembled easily. Had to do a thorough vacuum cleaning. Very comfortable. I'm 5'9" 145# and it's snug, fits well, with just enough room for my laptop tray. In foot-rest up my feet dangle over the end but with comfortable, good leg support. At 70 I'm in fit condition having no problem closing the foot-rest. In full recline my head is well supported with a couple inches to spare; I think I could sleep in this thing. It has that cheap, new-furniture smell; I don't like but can tolerate, hopefully it will go away in time. I was concerned about the negative reviews and hope it will serve for a long time. I'm hard to please, so four stars is a high grade. After several months, the foot-rest release mechanism failed. Having the knack, I decided to try to fix it. Turned it over and inspected the workings of the release mechanism. Found a loose nut. Actually, it fell off. A bugger to get back on. Impossible to get to with tools. So, I reattached the nut to the bolt and hand tightened. Have had to tighten this nut several times. Locate it by looking for the wobbly thing attached to the cable operated by the lever on the side of the chair. There's a bolt with a spring. That's it. Tighten its nut. Chair working again. Update 2018 01: Bought 2016 10. Today, the foot-rest lift mechanism broke again. Has happened several times before and I fixed it. But now, I give up - buying a new chair. Meanwhile, I tied a strong string to the lever to raise the rest. But, I intend to just leave it up 'till new chair arrives.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2016 by John G. Derrickson
Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
I really hate all the reviews that were posted. I almost didn't buy this chair, but the price sucked me in. 1st, I bought the chair because of its size and someone's review that stated perfect for a smaller room. Well, it is perfect for a smaller room. Mine. I wanted a smaller recliner that I could put in my room for reading purposes. I hated lying down with pillows. Uncomfotable... So 1 reviewer stated it didn't come with hardware and they are right, the screws did not come in the box, however I can still use my chair without them since you slide the back in place. I carefully without using a heavy hand gently pulled out the handle and my chair reclined nicely. I pulled my legs down slowly to close the recline and no problems. Maybe the screws have something to do with the problem, I don't know but haven't needed to put wd-40 either which I was fully prepared to do. My daughter wanted me to get one of these from big lots but I stuck to my guns and bought and love this chair. I am always careful and not rough with my things so I see me having this chair for a while. I am a 165 lb women, 53 years old. Chair fits me perfect and I can read more comfortably and take a little snooze if I want to. Love this chair and the price. Be careful with this chair and you will have it a long time. If anything changes I will let you know.. Chair feels sturdy as far as the frame goes, doesn't squeak at all. Filling is firm so you won't sink in it. Great chair for the price. I would definitely recommend. My inspiration was my son was born in Arcadia, California... Great Arcadia Recliner...
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2016 by emma
Color: Oakwood Chocolate Microfiber
I'm 6' 275 pounds and my wife is no light weight either so I was a little leery of buying this recliner but after reading the good reviews I decided to go ahead and buy 2. The recliners we had, had been purchased used from the Salvation Army Store and were falling apart. When the new ones came the delivery driver left them out in the front yard, because of our small porch on our double wide mobile home. The boxes were pretty tore up to say the least, so I just rolled them up my front steps (carefully, trying not to damage them) and into the house. They were fairly easy to unpackage as the boxes were ripped open in a few places. when i got them out and snapped the backs into place, I was pleased that there was no obvious damage. They did look rather small compared to our old recliners. Sitting in them for the first time I noticed that the recliner latch was different than any I had seen. in the picture it looked like a button but it is actually a release flap that you put pour fingers behind and pull out. It works easily. Once it is released the foot rest pops out and you control the amount of reclining with your leg movements and lean back to recline the rest of the way. Its different but works well. We've had them for about 4 months now and they are still pretty comfortable. I had a problem with one of the latches that caused the leg rest not to close and stay, but I was able to resolve that issue by removing one screw that was hanging the latch return up. I don't care for the material they are made of. It is a hair magnet and we have pets. also we have had a long spell of dry weather and the amount of static electricity that builds in us while sitting in these recliners is crazy. When I get up I take my car key and hold it near our wood stove and throw an arc that looks like a spark plug. The leg rest is hard to latch down. I have to use one foot in front of the other to get it latched, Getting up from this chair is also a chore. It seems to be harder for me than my wife. I'm afraid to put too much pressure on the arm rests when getting up because they flex a little and I don't want to break them. If were careful and don't break these recliners they may last a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2014 by H. Wilday
I purchased this chair for my adult son (5'8", 230lbs) and yes, he is a bit chunky. However, contrary to some of the reviews that I have read this chair did not even come close to being large enough for him in ANY way. At his height, his head is way above the back cushion. Even though most of his "chunkiness" is in his belly and not his butt, it was not wide enough for him. The lever you pull out to recline is extremely hard to use. Needless to say, the metal "track" that you slide the back of the chair down on to put together twisted and broke after just a few days of use/reclining...I WOULD say that it would be a decent chair for a child or very small adult, if it wasn't for the fact that the reclining lever is SO hard to pull. Absolutely would NOT recommend...
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2011 by Crazywolf9043
This a great little recliner! Not too big, just right for those corner spaces where you want a chair but not one of those massive things with all the gizmos that you have to put a foot or more away from a wall to keep it from banging it up. This is also a good chair for older folks too since you don't sink 12 feet down into a pit when you sit in it! On top of that it is very comfortable to sit or recline in. (I nearly fell asleep in it when I tried it out!) It is actually much more comfortable than many of the chairs I tried out in the furniture store or department store that cost 3 or 4 times as much. The only drawback is the limited color selection but since this is a fairly nuetral color it wasn't a problem for me. The only assembly is sliding the back onto the frame and it's quite easy to do. The chair doesn't weigh a ton either yet it seems very sturdy and well made. I compared it to the $99 recliner Sears was offering at the local store and this chair is way better! The fabric and stitching on this chair is much better and delivery was free. (Sears isn't of course). The Sears promo recliner is junk next to this chair. I saved a whopping $163 over the next cheapest recliner ($259) at the local furniture store because they charge $89 for delivery and then sales tax too. If I had room for two I'd buy another!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2010 by runhot
Bought this to replace a La-Z-Boy® Richfield recliner that fell apart right underneath me. Very nice especially for the price, pretty much as described and as reviewed. An advantage to the reclining mechanism is that the seat moves forward when the back reclines, allowing the chair to be closer to the wall, unlike my previous La-Z-Boy. The big EXCEPT was the leg rest would not "latch" when lowered. Well... 'it would if you stood directly in front, held both arms and gave it a good, swift kick (or two). Other than that it would get five stars. Latch is not really accurate, it's a toggle-over-center mechanism, that toggles over to a "locked" state when you close it (if it is working). The "latch" on the arm just pushes the toggle back over-center which allows the spring loaded leg rest to rise, and the reclining action to operate. This failure could be pretty dangerous if one were infirm or a small child. In any case, Amazon is shipping out a new one. Don't discard the packing right away, and check on return policy if you don't buy it from Amazon. Update: Replacement arrived, works fine. well worth the nice, low price. From 1 to 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2011 by L. Johnson