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Yes that's great news about the chair. I'm sure the extra money you spent above your budget will be well worth it. I have a love seat and matching chair from Lazy Boy that were custom orders, and have been very happy with them. Don't recall offhand how long they took to be delivered, but the whole process went smoothly and I hope it's the same for you.
Ooh, what is the model of this Lazy Boy?
It's the Maxx-Reclina-way Recliner It looks a little different from regular recliners - probably because of the arms. The arms are nice and wide by the way. It was the only recliner I tried where my neck was fully supported at every reclining angle, and as I said, it just felt great. I also paid several hundred under the full price on the website and we are getting into traditional furniture sale season - at least around here it is. I selected a lovely rich, dark teal color.Quote:
Originally Posted by snapdragen
Now we've the results from the MRI on my OTHER arm - I hope I didn't defeat my purpose by having them move the lever...
I like it! Looks very comfy.
It is nice, I like the arms. And I think a dark teal will look great.
It feels wonderful, and it fit me far better than the reported dimensions might seem. Thankfully I didn't see them before giving it a good trial. I think it's memory foam which is more firm than the other filling they use. It is not too soft and I think it will stand up.Quote:
Originally Posted by snapdragen
The color I chose is darker, as I mentioned, and there is a nice texture. I really like the open arms so I can pass my knitting through the open space rather than over the arm. The arms are wide enough to hold a drink or book - at least for me they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by ny biker
It finally arrived and I love it. Now the challenge is not to spend TOO much time in it!
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Nice looking recliner, Catrin! Glad you love it!!
The best thing of all is that not one of my "broken bits" appear to have any problems at all with this recliner. Nothing goes numb. tingles, hurts. etc. This cannot be said for any of the furniture I'm normally around outside of my Tempurpedic bed and my chair at work (and I have to be careful with that). I know there are TE members who have similar problems and it's nice, for once, to provide a helpful suggestion rather than having to ask for one :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by emily_in_nc
It looks very nice, Catrin, considering that for you it is kind of "orthopedic." Hope you enjoy many happy years with your chair!
Nice chair, very stylish. I hear you about bed and chair, I could live in a monks cell if I had my comfy bed and my awesome chair.
Nice! I love the color!