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Signature Design by Ashley

Signature Design by Ashley Whitehill Faux Leather Power Lift Recliner, Brown

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Color: Chestnut Brown


Features

  • POWER LIFT RECLINER: This chair puts custom comfort positioning at your fingertips and offers total relaxation. Then, with the touch of a button, it eases you onto your feet from a reclined position
  • FAUX LEATHER: Heavyweight padded upholstery has long-lasting durability. With a neutral chocolate hue that complements most color schemes, it looks as good as it feels
  • MODERN MARVEL: Dual motors control the footrest and backrest independently. USB charging in the hand control keeps your devices ready to use
  • DIMENSIONS: 36.5 W x 40 D x 44 H. This comfy piece of furniture is an ideal solution when you need a boost getting up. It can be handy for people of any age, not only for the elderly
  • ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: Easy-to-follow instructions included. Power cord included; UL Listed

Description

Enjoy comfort to the max in the Whitehill power lift recliner. After sitting and relaxing or snoozing in a fully reclined position, it eases you upright and back on your feet with the touch of a button. Dual motor capability lets you recline back and elevate your legs independently for custom comfort positioning. With USB charging at your fingertips, you can power up electronic devices as you unwind. The heavyweight padded faux leather has long-lasting durability, and its neutral chocolate hue complements most color schemes, so it looks as good as it feels.


Color: ‎Chestnut Brown


Brand: ‎Signature Design by Ashley


Product Dimensions: ‎36.5"D x 40"W x 44"H


Style: ‎Contemporary


Material: ‎Faux Leather


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Relaxing


Room Type: ‎Game Recreation Room, Living Room


Frame Material: ‎Metal


Age Range (Description): ‎Adult


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


Included Components: ‎Recliner


Item Weight: ‎128 Pounds


Shape: ‎L-Shaped


Model Name: ‎Whitehill


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎250 Pounds


Seat Material Type: ‎Faux Leather


Item Weight: ‎128 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎36.5 x 40 x 44 inches


Country of Origin: ‎Vietnam


Item model number: ‎7520512


Assembled Height: ‎43 inches


Assembled Width: ‎43 inches


Assembled Length: ‎34 inches


Weight: ‎148 Pounds


Date First Available: April 8, 2021


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