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Reclining Sectionals & Couches with Recliners
Shop reclining sectionals built for movie nights and lazy Sundays. Choose a power or manual sectional couch with recliners on both ends, a press-back chaise, or a storage console with cup holders and USB charging, all from Signature Design by Ashley and Benchcraft. Every reclining sectional ships straight from the manufacturer's distribution center, so it arrives in days, not months.
A reclining sectional is a sectional couch with one or more built-in recliners, so you get the seating of a large sofa and the comfort of a recliner in one piece. Before you pick a style, settle four things: power or manual, how many seats should recline, how much room you have behind and in front of it, and which features you will actually use.
This surprises a lot of shoppers: on most sectionals, not every seat reclines. The end seats are usually the recliners, while corner wedges and armless middle seats are often fixed. If you want a couch with recliners on both ends, or three or more reclining seats, check the configuration details on the product page. Modular reclining sectionals let you add armless recliners to get exactly the number you want.
Storage consoles with cup holders turn a sectional into home theater seating. A reclining sectional with chaise gives one person a place to stretch out without using a recliner, and a press-back chaise reclines as well. For upholstery, most of our reclining sectionals come in durable performance fabric or soft leather-look material, which are easier to care for than you might expect with kids and pets. If you want real leather, check the materials on each product page and browse our leather sectionals.
Need something smaller? See our reclining sofas, reclining loveseats, and recliners. Shopping by shape? Browse L shaped sectionals, U shaped sectionals, or all sectional sofas.
Our reclining sectionals typically run from about $800 for a compact configuration to around $5,000 for large power layouts with multiple recliners and consoles. Most three-piece power reclining sectionals fall between $1,000 and $2,000 on sale.
Usually not. The end seats typically recline, while corner and armless middle seats are often stationary. The product page lists exactly which seats recline in each configuration.
Yes. Each power reclining piece connects to a standard wall outlet. Plan your layout around outlet locations, or use a furniture-rated extension cord routed under the sectional.
It depends on the mechanism. Zero wall recliners need only a few inches, while standard recliners need more open space behind them. Check the product details for the specific clearance.
Power is more comfortable and easier to use, especially for anyone with limited strength or mobility, and it stops at any angle. Manual costs less and needs no outlet. If your budget and outlets allow it, most shoppers prefer power.
Yes. Look for a two-piece or three-piece reclining sectional, ideally with a zero wall mechanism so it can sit close to the wall. Compare the listed dimensions with your room, including the extra depth needed when the footrests are open.
Every product shows a live estimated arrival window based on current inventory, and backordered items are clearly labeled. In-stock reclining sectionals ship straight from the manufacturer's distribution center, so they arrive much faster than a made-to-order sofa.
Our reclining sectionals come from Signature Design by Ashley and Benchcraft. We source directly from the manufacturer and do not run showrooms or warehouses, which keeps our overhead, and our prices, low.
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