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Recliners
Rocker, wall-hugger, glider, swivel glider, power and lift recliners in leather and fabric, including wide-seat chairs built for bigger frames.
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Healy Pier - Chocolate - Power Recliner / Adj Headrest -
Vonryan - Tobacco - Power Recliner / Adj Headrest -
Snowfield - Gunmetal - Power Lift Recliner -
Top Tier - Rocker Recliner -
Acklen Place - Wide Seat Power Recliner -
Danum - Zero Wall Recliner -
Dahlmoore - Almond - Power Rocker Recliner -
Frohn - Rocker Recliner -
Boxmere - Storm - Power Rocker Recliner -
Laresview - Fossil - Zero Wall Wide Seat Recliner -
Aviemore - Rocker Recliner -
Schooner Rocks - Power Recliner / Adj Headrest -
Simplejoy - Rocker Recliner -
High Impact - Tobacco - Power Recliner / Adj Headrest -
Foreside - Charcoal - Rocker Recliner -
Modmax Swivel Glider Recliner -
Barlin Mills - Rocker Recliner -
Chasemore - Swivel Glider Recliner -
Side-Swipe - Rocker Recliner -
Observation - Steel - Power Rocker Recliner -
4Z-Peaceful Pause - Serenity Zone - Power Lift Recliner -
Lixtowel - Rocker Recliner -
Stayfish - Rocker Recliner -
Forest Lake - Recliner With Adj Headrest
Which type of recliner?
- Rocker recliner – rocks when upright and reclines fully. The most popular style for living rooms and nurseries.
- Wall-hugger (zero-wall / zero-clearance) recliner – the seat slides forward as it reclines, so it can sit just a few inches from the wall. The best choice for small rooms and tight layouts.
- Glider recliner – glides smoothly forward and back on a fixed base instead of rocking. Quieter and gentler motion, a favorite for nurseries.
- Swivel glider recliner – turns 360 degrees and glides. Good next to a window or in an open-plan space. See also our swivel chairs.
- Power recliner – reclines at the touch of a button, with many models adding a power headrest and USB charging. Easier for anyone who finds a lever or push-back recliner difficult.
- Lift chair – a power recliner that also tilts forward and raises the seat to help you stand up. Made for seniors and anyone with limited mobility or recovering from surgery.
- Wide-seat recliner – a deeper, wider seat for taller or larger bodies, or for anyone who likes room to curl up.
How much space do you need?
A standard rocker or push-back recliner needs roughly 12 inches or more behind it to recline fully, plus room in front for the footrest. A wall-hugger needs only a few inches. Measure from the wall to where the footrest will end, and check the "fully reclined depth" on each product page.
Sizing tips
- Tall? Look for a higher back and a longer seat so your head lands on the headrest, not above it.
- Petite? A lower seat height lets your feet stay flat on the floor when upright.
- Bigger frame? Choose a wide-seat recliner and check the listed seat width between the arms.
- Lift chairs: check the weight capacity on the product page and make sure your feet reach the floor when the chair is fully raised.
More ways to recline
Want reclining seats for the whole family? Browse reclining sectionals.
Frequently asked questions
Do power recliners and lift chairs need to be plugged in?
Yes. They plug into a standard wall outlet, so place them within reach of one or plan for an extension cord routed safely behind the chair.
What is the difference between a rocker and a glider?
A rocker tips back and forth on a curved base. A glider moves on a flat track, so the motion is smoother and quieter, and the chair stays level.
Can a wall-hugger recliner rock?
Usually not. The forward-sliding mechanism that lets it sit close to the wall replaces the rocker base. If you want both, choose a rocker recliner and leave space behind it.
Do recliners come assembled?
Most recliners arrive in two pieces: the back slides onto the seat in seconds without tools. White-glove delivery with setup is available.
Can I finance a recliner?
Yes. Choose buy now, pay later with Shop Pay, PayPal, Afterpay or Snap at checkout.
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