Does the back come off so I can get it through my bedroom door? and How far from the wall does it need to be to recline it fully?
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The chair comes already assembled....don't think the back comes off. This chair is like a chair and a half....it's really big. Only needs to be about 3 to 4 inches from the wall. I originally bought it for my husband but he doesn't use it and it's being used for two kids to sit in and watch TV....but chair seems that its slowly breaking down....not as durable as I thought.
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Not very close if you plan on reclining. I eventually had to put it kitty-cornered so that way it didn't hit the wall and leave black marks on my paint. Also, if you plan on rocking in it, keep it away from the wall.
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The rear of the frame doesn't extend much. You can get the back very close to the wall. In fact you actually have to pull it away from the wall if you want to use the futon function.
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We initially set it up with the bed pulled out. When we put it up into futon mode (or the couch kind of position) it was only a few inches from the wall and we leave it there so that we can use the bed when needed without moving the entire unit.
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Hi Kaspian:If you take a look at the pictures we placed on Amazon, the 5th one from the left shows the mirror removed from the bracket. The mirror itself slides in and out of the adjustable bracket. There is a slightly extended bump on the back of the mirror which allows it to sit in the bracket which is the part attached to the wall, along with the shelf. Feel free to visit our website or YouTube where we have a full video posted showing the mirror in action. Regards, Steve ParisiPresident ToiletTree Products
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Yeah i agree with Marilyn. I keep mine about 6 inches off the wall because i constantly turn the tv depending on where i am in the house. But if you want it close to the wall... you should consider getting one that does not swivel. It would sit a tad bit closer to the wall.
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You can leave the door off. You have to completely assemble this item. Yourself.
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The legs do come off. No the back doesn't come off. I have a very wide double door and it was not a problem.
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Some assembly is required, but it is really simple, just snap in. It is a wall-saver and it fully reclines. We love it, very sturdy and nice leather.
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There are mounting screws through the back. And they are about two inches in from the corners but be sure to put screws in and or under the other screw to lock it so it can't be picked up and removed from the wall
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It is like a wall hugger..it can be placed almost against the wall....I put it in my motorhome and can fully recline with no problem..
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We got it thru a 24" doorway. We took it out of the box in the living room and dropped the back of the couch down into the bed position. It was then like carrying a full size mattress. Wait to screw the legs in until you get it into the room.
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It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
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Definitely not, the back is meant to mount flat against the wall. It works well for us, but took two adults and a couple of tries to put it together, FYI.
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It only partially reclines.Also, if you are disabled it is difficult to get in and out off because of its size. I'm a quite obese and it took me a while to learn how to get in and out.
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It doesn't limit the door from opening all the way UNLESS you don't leave enough space for it. In the directions they recommend you leave at least 3.5 inches between the HINGES you are going to mount the item on and the wall behind it. If you leave less space than this, the door will not be able to open all the way. Also check the wall behind the door for molding (ex: chair rail) that may leave less than 3.5 inches, because these also will get in the way.
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I guess you can leave the back off. My husband put it together. Sorry for the mistake.