Is this similar to a "power recliner," in that it doesnt have a lever &amp; doesnt take a lot of effort to get into and out of the recline position?
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This chair has a pull release on the right side of the chair (right side when seated). You pull the release and it allows the footrest to come up and the back to slightly recline. To recline further you lean back or press on the arms. To sit up you lean forward. To close the footrest you press down with your heels.
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My chair is very firm. It is much easier to get out of it compared to the typical portable chairs.
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1. No assembly was required that I can recall. If anything, it would only have been sliding the backs into place. No sweat. 2. Yes, I would call it that. The back doesn't go any further back when you recline. The seats and footrests slide forward. 3. When fully reclined, it isn't quite fully horizontal, but it comes reasonably close to it. It's quite comfortable.
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It has 2 settings (you just click a lever in the back). One is upright and the other is a laying down/flat position.
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I don't have alot of upper body strength and I have no problem wheeling myself around in this chair in the house or on level ground. It's very maneuverable. I need help going uphill but that's expected. My mom says it's very easy to push--she's 78.
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Regrettably there isnt a lock to hold to reclined position like we had hoped but it generally stays pretty stable. We use the chairs daily in a community style acupuncture practice. Highly recommend them!
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No it does not. In fact I do not like the way this Chair reclines at all . The lever is on the wrong side for a right hand stylist. And the lever is tucked under the chair where it is very hard to get at. I liked the price, but now wish I had paid more for a better chair. The color is not red it is bright orange. Clista
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Not a rocker; also not a recliner, but doesn't have to be in a rigid upright positon(controlled by lever).warranty- see mfr's website.
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The lever locks the back and seat in the upright position. Pulling out the lever about an inch allows the back and seat to tilt in a 2 to 1 ratio (the back tilts twice as much as the seat) as you lean back. I find this design to be very comfortable and supportive.
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The back support is decent if you're just sitting, not great if you're more active though. The chair takes up some space when stowed. I personally wouldn't want to tuck it into a corner of the living room because it's not compact enough but you might have more space than I do. I don't see it as a "daily use" kind of thing. Great for dragging to the park once every couple of weeks but not great for dragging around daily.
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Hi Laura!Thank you for your inquiry!This item (AM-CP9350-9075-GG) has standard recliner positions and there is a built in remote that does not detach from the recliner.AisteBisonOffice
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ITs a continuous recline. There is no way to lock the chair in one position other than balancing.
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Yes its very easy to slide your feet in and lean back. You use the handles to pull yourself up depending on how far back you invert yourself
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Yes it is. It is actually light compared to normal chairs. Unfortunately we were only able to use ours 3 times. But one of those times we used it in the mall. My husband liked it because he could recline a little to get the pressure off of his bottom area plus use the wheel to push himself. Mine is for sale..maybe I could sell through Amazon. Let me know
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Yes. It is just like a lazy boy chair in that you do not have to recline it.
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There is a lock you need to engage for it to stay reclined without your body weight.
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Honestly I don't recline it very often. I havent had any issues with it at all.