Signature Design by Ashley 4Z-Relax Retreat Modern Power Lift Recliner with Lumbar Support, Adjustable Headrest and USB Ports, Brown
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Color: Tan
Features
- POWER LIFT ASSISTANCE - Smoothly transition from sitting to standing. The power recliner motor eases you to your feet, offering ideal daily mobility support
- 4-ZONE AIR MASSAGE AND HEAT - Target your head, neck, shoulders, and lumbar. Includes a seat heating element with automatic shutoff timers
- ZERO GRAVITY RECLINING - Enjoy optimum pressure relief with infinite positions. The mechanism elevates legs and aligns your back effortlessly
- CUSTOM P3 CONTROLS - Adjust the Easy View power headrest and power lumbar support to find the perfect angle for reading or relaxing
- EASY TO CLEAN & MAINTAIN - Worry less about spills with water-resistant upholstery. Cushions feature Next-Gen DuraPella-Thick (55% Polyester, 45% PU); other parts use Next-Gen DuraPella-Thin (82% Polyester, 18% PU)
- NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED - Enjoy immediately. Measures 36.5" W x 39.25" D x 44.75" H and includes a 174-inch UL Listed power cord
Description
Enjoy effortless comfort at the touch of a button with this power lift recliner. Kick back, adjust the headrest and find the perfect level of lumbar support with easy one-touch controls. When it’s time to stand, the gentle power lift feature helps you transition smoothly to your feet. Need an extra dose of relaxation? Relieve tired muscles with the recliner's heat and massage features. And its two-tone Next-Gen Durapella upholstery is more durable and water-repellent than regular leather, so you can focus on unwinding.
Brand: Signature Design by Ashley
Color: Tan
Material: Engineered Wood, Metal, Wood
Product Dimensions: 41"D x 38"W x 44"H
Size: 38"W x 41"D x 44"H
Brand Name: Signature Design by Ashley
Additional Features: Adjustable Headrest, Back Support, Power Lift, Reclining, Zero Gravity
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming, Lounging, Reading, Relaxing
Room Type: Game Recreation Room, Living Room, Office
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: Cushion
Model Name: 4Z-Relax Retreat Power Lift Recliner
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Model Number: NC1210312
UPC: 024052926163
Global Trade Identification Number: 63
Manufacturer: Ashley Furniture Industries
Item Type Name: Power Lift Recliner
Manufacturer Part Number: NC1210312
Reclining Position Count: Infinite
Is Customizable?: No
Is Foldable: No
Color: Tan
Back Style: Solid Back
Style Name: Modern
Pattern: Solid
Shape: Rectangular
Arm Style: Recessed
Form Factor: Recliner
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 41"D x 38"W x 44"H
Size: 38"W x 41"D x 44"H
Item Weight: 159 Pounds
Seat Depth: 26 inches
Item Dimensions: 41 x 38 x 44 inches
Material Type: Engineered Wood, Metal, Wood
Frame Material Type: Metal
Product Care Instructions: Spot Clean
Seat Material: Foam
Fill Material: Foam
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 250 Pounds
Required Assembly: Yes
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Color: Saddle Brown
I bought this chair for my wife who has MS. She loves it. The ease of assembly, dual motors, infinite positions, color, fabric, functionality, reliability, comfort, battery back up, and quiet operation were great features. But, I thought we had bought a dud after a month or two of use. I received a call at work. She was stuck in the chair and the motors would not work at all. The chair and motors turned out to be fine. Our small dog had been messing around behind the chair and had accidentally disconnected the wire between the chair and the power supply, which held the backup batteries. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: There are important things to understand about how the motors get power. The power to the motors from the wall is not just one wire. It has three connection points - the grounded, three-pronged wall plug, the connection between the gounded cord and the power supply, and a pigtail between the power supply and a wire that is attached to the motors. 1. There is a detachable grounded cord that must be plugged into both the wall and the power supply. If it is unplugged at the wall or at the transformer, the battery back up will normally still work; BUT 2. You put the backup batteries (two nine-volt transistor radio batteries) in the power supply itself. 3. The transformer has a permanently affixed pigtail wire with an easily unplugged connector that connects to a wire that connects to the motors attached to the chair If this connection is unplugged, it will prevent any power, even from the back up batteries installed in the power supply, from reaching the motors. If this plug were to be disconnected, the chair will remain in the position that it was in when it was unplugged and will not budge. 4. FINALLY, even if all three connections are firmly plugged in and the batteries are brand new and correctly installed, the chair may still not work, because the wire from the third connection between the transformer and the motors has a very small, easily-overlooked switch, that if turned off, cuts off all power to the motors, even from the batteries. The dog seems to have stepped on the switch, too. There is also a plug in the side pouch where the remote attaches that could also stop the chair from working if not plugged in. I'm sure there's some safety reason that there are so many ways to disconnect the power. I admit that I was very frustrated at first trying to figure out why the chair no longer worked, especially since it was supposed to work on batteries. My wife pulled out the instructions we had stored in the side pocket, read them to me, and all was well. :-) IT'S A GREAT CHAIR! You may want to consider protecting the connection between the power supply and the motors and putting something around the switch to keep it from being turned off accidentally. Hopefully, in doing so, you will not create a safety issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2019 by DannyBoy
Color: Black
Fantastic chair! The fabric looks a lot like leather, but its cloth. It's not trying to be a fake leather, just a cloth material that looks like it - not the fake cheap looking pseudoleather. The chair fabric is awesome and super soft and well made. You do not slip on it like you do leather. The chairlifts much higher than the pics show. You can EASILY stand out of the chair once it lifts you up. Anyone will be very, very happy with how this function works. The backrest and feet also work independently from each other. You can have the feet all the way up and the back straight up. You can also have the fee all the way down with the backrest all the way down. It's really nice to be able to control them individually. The chair is firm but extremely comfortable. It's not like a cloud where you "sink" in, but you feel very supported. The chair is far from hard. Saying its firm can make you think hard, but it's more supportive yet extremely comfortable. You will not be sorry. The chair is for my grandpa who is 5' 10" and 250lb and he fits in the chair perfectly with tons of extra room. The remote also is very easy to work for someone who is older. Long cable. Easy use. The chair comes in a big box, in two pieces. The back just slides onto the bottom part and is very easy to put together. Will take 15 minutes to get it up and running. Overall - this chair would be 2,000 at the store. Its extremely nice looking, very comfortable, easy to use, great features, QUIET motor, and all around great purchase. I would EASILY recommend this chair and would buy it again. I have pretty high expectations for things and judge them hard, but this chair hit it out of the park! You will not be sorry with this!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2017 by Jessica
Color: Saddle Brown
Too good to be true. No free lunch. You betcha. I'm 6', 300 pounds. Don't judge. This showed up today as Amazon swore it would. My wife is tiny so I'm thinking UPS or whoever was kind enough to schlep the one 3'x3'x3' box onto the porch for her. Thanks anonymous person wearing shorts in October. Box had a couple of travel scars. It was definitely cardboard punching above its weight but no damage to the chair. Prominently displayed on the top of the box was a no box cutter logo. Methinks the manufacturer has little to no faith in the consumer's ability to operate machinery in the presence of the chair. I was not deterred. A little surgical tape slitting and voila, she is exposed. Grandson, invert this box and slide the box off the contents. Good, now put aside the loosely shipped back and side bolsters. Good, now you take front, I'll take back and let us away up the stairs. Manageable for two even up a flight. Assembly, maybe two minutes without cracking the directions. The aforementioned back and bolsters slip fit, no tools. Then locate the plug on the chair bottom for the transformer brick where goest the batteries. Bummer, 2 9v batteries not provided but required for the wonderful battery back up function. I'm resigned to trusting Eversource for now. Still, I should have seen that coming. One more trick attaching the remote to it's cord hidden in the "magazine pocket". Do this bit out in the open. It's fiddly. So four button remote. Leg rest up and leg rest down Back recline and back return. Hold leg rest down after it is fully down and the chair does its up for easy exit trick. No brain in this chair. The buttons engage the servos to move and when you release everything stops. Easy peasy. What could be better? Well, leg rest and back moving in unison for one. But no. Memory buttons to put chair at predetermined posture. No. I guess that's what you get when you buy a sub 1000 dollar motion chair. C'mon, quit the BS. Is it comfortable? Yeppir. Firm on the bottom and back as well as the leg rest, cushier on the armrests. Two pet peeves with recliners, they don't, recline that is. This one, she do. From 12 o'clock to 2:45. The other is that when reclining the armrests are often too low to be useful as armrests. Win! It put me on my feet without any more motor noise than when it's reclining so I'm thinking the 300 pound limit is conservative, at least electro-mechanically. Time will tell about the cushions ability to withstand my awesome girth. Brand new and still got that new car smell. Let's see how it looks after a couple of miles. I'll let you know. Update the first: December is nigh. What, like a month and a half of my relationship with this chair? Still happy with it. It seems unphased by having to deal with me daily, something my own legs are somewhat tenuous about doing. The lift me out of the chair thing is reserved for the days when I punish myself to the point that gravity puts me in the chair and gravity insists that I stay in the chair. Mostly I just get out of it like a bipedal anthropoid. I put a 2x4 under the front legs because it felt too perpendicular to the floor. Perpendicularity is not a design flaw in a chair. It isn't in keeping with the recliner gestalt though. Pitching it back invites that much more reclining, and after all, isn't that the point? If sufficient reclining is adequate then logically too much reclining is better. I got batteries and that function works although I only bumped the switch to verify. I doubt that there's much more than a trip or two in two 9v batteries so waste not want not. It could be bigger. I've had bigger. That said, it's a fine addition to the menagerie of gizmos that I have acquired to fight that perpetual war for freedom to procrastinate.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2019 by Lee the Builder
Color: Black
I bought this for my boyfriend after many days of searching for the perfect, yet affordable, power recliner I could find. This was his dream recliner, the only thing missing was a built in cup holder but he's ok with the couchcoaster add-on I got for him. This fit in my budget, is high quality, looks very classy, and works amazing, tested by him and me as well. The box was huge and started opening at one end but everything was there, very well packed and protected, and was delivered in pristine condition. The assembly was unbelievably easy and fast, only took 10 minutes for two people. We didn't even need the directions, you can just tell which part goes where using common sense. It came with 4 parts that all slid in fairly easy, the big pieces were no problem, the wings just needed a little adjustment to get the right angle for them to slide in and we were done. The opening of the box and the cleanup took longer than putting it together. My experience went very smooth, I inspected it thoroughly to make sure there were no imperfections and no bed bugs as one reviewer had scared me with as I've had experience with them in the past. I can only say, I highly doubt the possibility of getting bed bugs from new furniture coming from a warehouse. It's easy to place the blame on a company out of embarrassment, that just happened to sell you new furniture at the same time that your house was infested with bed bugs. Sorry to say, but most of the time it comes from your own house and your house gets it from family or friends that are too embarrassed to tell you they had or have bed bugs. Bottom line, don't be discouraged in trying this recliner because one reviewer found it fitting to scare potential buyers and conveniently blame her problem on a furniture company that can't defend itself. Another thing to note is that this chair is great for short people, which we are, so it's no big deal for us but for taller people maybe 5'5 and up, your feet will probably be hanging over the end. Overall, this is a great addition to my living room and I might buy another one for myself in the future. 5 star purchase and a worthy investment that made my boyfriend very happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019 by Jessica
Color: Saddle Brown
This is a good looking chair! I purchased this for my husband who has recently developed serious mobility issues and needed something comfortable and easy to get out of as our stationary furniture just wasn’t working for him. Not only is it attractive and amazingly comfortable, it’s extremely functional. Super quiet and smooth when using the power controls – you can’t even hear it. It reclines fully and also lifts much higher than shown in the photo’s provided on the sales page. It’s very heavy and seems to be well constructed with a lot of metal reinforcement. The fabric is really nice too…sure looks like leather but actually feels better as it’s much softer and not sticky like vinyl. The color is good and fairly true to the photos shown. If you do an internet search for this chair you will find it sold at several places and some are less expensive and some are way more. However, the shipping seems to be a lot longer such as 3-5 weeks. I received this chair from Amazon in 6 days with a weather delay from Hurricane Irma. Pretty good for such a large item and the freight delivery fellow was excellent. I did my homework when buying and it’s also sold under the brand “Darby Home Forreston Power lift recliner” at Wayfair for considerably more. Of course, seeing the shipping weight was 139lbs I was a little concerned about how I was going to get this bugger assembled on my own as I’m no spring chicken! Not a problem at all when you unpack the back and wings and carefully cut the box down the sides and slide out the base. It was well packed and the directions were clear and concise and it probably only took about ½ an hour and I went slow. Plugged it in and TAH-DAH…It worked fantastic! I’ve purchased other small items from Ashley furniture and have been quite satisfied and that’s one of the reasons I went with this chair. So far, we’re very pleased. Hope these photo’s help as they don’t seem to show it reclined or in the full lift position.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2017 by Kathleen
Color: Black
When the box arrived it was in good condition. The chair was in several pieces: the base, the back, and the 2 side wings. The packaging was all intact. When I removed the pieces from the box I noticed the back for the chair had two places where the fabric had been worn through by the rough wood section that fits into the base of the chair. I took the manufacturer information enclosed with my chair and located the customer service phone number. I dialed and was connected with a representative. I explained I had received the chair and opened the packaging. I answered her question, "was the packaging damaged?". I assured her it was not. I told her about the two rips in the fabric. I explained that it was not damaged by shipping but that it was poorly assembled by simply stretching the fabric across rough wood edges without having first padded the wood. She told me that it was not the manufacture's responsibility because it was sold by a private seller. We discussed how to handle the replacement back. I told her I felt it would be best to just send a replacement back, and I would return the damaged back in that packaging, as it would be easier, (less weight for the carrier and less cost for the seller). She agreed that was best and told me to contact the seller for a replacement back, (seemingly assuring this replacement would be sent). So I removed the remaining items from the package, put the chair together easily, and disposed of the shipping container. I contacted the seller via email, and I explained what had been discussed with the manufacturer, assuring the seller that the damage had not occurred as a result of shipping but was a defect caused by the manufacturer. Some days later, (2 or 3), I received an email from the seller. The seller explained that they couldn't locate the manufacturer representative I had spoken with. I was also told that they did not have replacement backs. They told me that I should just keep the chair, as is, and watch for any further ripping of the fabric, and I should contact them again after more damage has occurred. This is very unsatisfactory. I actually paid more for this chair because I thought I could trust the quality more than that of another, lesser known company. I certainly never expected this. They're not even observing the manufacturer warranty. I'm stuck with ripped fabric and a "see how it goes" response. And, honestly, the chair is not all that comfortable. The seat is hard, (not well cushioned, without and feeling of springs or padding), and the back, when reclined moves in a way that requires me to scoot back in the seat before lying back. Otherwise, I'm left with an awkward space under my back. Overall, the chair looks very nice, and I would probably be more satisfied had it arrived in perfect condition, (or had eithe the seller or manufacture just made it right. That being said, I just wish I had bought it from a showroom and tested it out first. I will not buy furniture from Amazon again. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2019 by james
Color: Gray Brown
This is an exceptionally great power lift chair. I definitely recommend it to anyone who’s looking for a really good power lift chair. Don’t hesitate. A++++++ Plus, assembly was a breeze, just under 10 minutes to set the chair up for use.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by Angie Gordon
Color: Saddle Brown
This chair appears to be made well. The leatherette looks like leather and has good coloration. The two motors are smooth and do the job as expected. It has a battery back up which is a great feature if you worry about power outage. The biggest drawback, and it’s a big one for me, is that the foot rest does not go all the way up to a 90° angle. It only comes up to about 70° which leaves your legs pointing down. It does have some good back support but it’s not designed ergonomically for comfortable sitting in the seat, in fact the back support feels like it’s pushing me out of the chair a bit. I have to really move my bottom back and adjust my derrière so that I don’t feel like I’m going to slide off. Because of the low foot rest, too much blood rushes to the feet when all I want to do is recline and give my feet some rest. Even when I put a full pillow under my legs, they still do not go straight out. So what I have to do is bend my knees and have my legs Indian style on the foot rest to take the pressure off of my feet. If I had to do it over I would not purchase this chair because of the discomfort in my legs and the inability to really feel seated in it. It does, however, recline almost all the way back to about a 170° angle. This makes it great for sleeping & blood does not rush down to my feet when I’m reclining all the way back. It’s still very disconcerting to have my legs pointing downward or downhill And feeling like I’m not fully situated in it. I am 5’6” and on the heavy side and the chair is certainly wide enough for The majority of users . The chair is pretty high up and my feet dangle in the air when the foot rest is down... they don’t touch the ground. It’s probably a better chair for someone who is over 5’10”. However, their feet would really dangle over the end because it’s not the longest chair.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2020 by NJN