Reclining Sectionals

Some things to think about when buying a recliner couch:
Size and Space: Measure the space in your living room to ensure the recliner couch will fit properly without overcrowding the room. Consider the dimensions of the couch when its in both its regular position and when fully reclined. Homebody recliner couches only need 2" of space in the back when fully reclined.
Brand and Warranty: Research reputable brands known for their quality and customer service. Check if the manufacturer offers a warranty to protect against any potential defects or issues. Homebody accepts returns.
Reviews and Recommendations: Its helpful to read customer reviews and seek recommendations from friends or family who own recliner couches. Their experiences are valuable in helping you make an informed decision. Homebody reviews are available here.

Yes, there are couch covers available specifically designed for reclining couches. These covers help accommodate the unique shape and movement of recliners while giving protection and a fresh look to your furniture. If you own a Homebody recliner couch, you can take off and clean the couch covers or you can buy a fresh set of Slipcovers including the arm covers (note: recliner frame covers cannot be changed).

When thinking about the surrounding decor of your reclining couch its important to utulize your space. You can find inspiration from interior deisgners and decorators whose style you relate to. Consider the depth of the recliner when fully extended and wall clearance. Homebody recliner couch only needs 2" of clearance behind the couch to fully extend. 

The difficulty of assembling a recliner couch can vary depending on the specific model, manufacturer, and your level of experience with furniture assembly. Homebody recliner couches only require 5 minutes on average to get assembled.

Reclining Couches offer numerous advantages for your home. They not only deliver outstanding comfort but also provide ergonomic support for your neck, back and legs. With adjustable reclining features, you can tailor your seating experience to suit your relaxation needs perfectly. Whether you're watching a movie, reading a book, or taking a nap, our reclining sofas create a sanctuary of tranquility.

The best reclining couch should offer superior comfort, ergonomic support, durable materials, and smooth reclining mechanisms. Look for features like adjustable headrests and footrests, easy maintenance, and a design that fits your space and style preferences. Consider customer reviews and a good warranty for peace of mind.

Comfort and Functionality: Both options offer excellent comfort. Power recliners provide various adjustable features, such as dual-power (adjustable headrest and footrest) and triple-power (which includes adjustable lumbar support). With just the touch of a button, you can easily relax.
Ease of Use: Manual recliners operate through a simple lever mechanism, offering an easy, straightforward way to find your ideal lounging position without needing a power source.
Personal Preference and Needs: Consider your personal preferences and specific needs. If you desire more adjustment options and convenience, a power recliner might be preferable. However, if you prefer simplicity and independence from electrical outlets, a manual recliner could be the better choice.
Before making a decision, try out each type to ensure the best fit for your comfort and lifestyle needs.

Linen: Known for its durability and breathability, this fabric keeps your seating cool and comfortable, especially in warmer climates, ensuring longevity and easy maintenance
Velvet: This luxurious fabric enhances the elegance of your living space with its rich texture, while offering plush comfort that invites relaxation.
Pet-Friendly fabric: Homebody's pet-friendly fabric resists stains and shedding, ensuring your couch stays in great condition even with pets around

Some reclining sofas do require up to 3” of space between the sofa and the wall, but the Homebody recliner offers a zero-clearance option and can be placed directly up against a wall. No additional clearance space is needed.