Brenner Push Back Recliner

This recliner is an excellent choice for smaller spaces or apartments due to its refined, transitional silhouette. Unlike traditional overstuffed recliners, it features a compact width of 34.5 inches and sleek, flared arms that minimize its visual footprint. The push-back design eliminates the need for a bulky side lever, allowing it to function as a sophisticated accent chair that provides full-reclining comfort without overwhelming a room’s layout.

Based on our expertise with high-performance synthetic fabrics, we recommend regular vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to remove dust and prevent debris from settling into the chenille weave. For everyday spills, polyester is highly responsive to spot-cleaning; our care guidelines suggest using a soft cloth with mild soap and warm water. To preserve the fabric's integrity, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the fibers.

While this is not a "wall-hugger" design, its streamlined depth of 35 inches makes it more versatile than many traditional models. To utilize the push-back mechanism fully, you will need to provide adequate clearance behind the chair. For optimal performance in tighter layouts, we recommend placing the recliner in a position where the backrest can descend freely, ensuring you can transition from an upright to a relaxed position without obstruction.

Yes, this recliner is upholstered in 100% polyester chenille, a high-performance synthetic material known for its exceptional durability. Polyester fibers are inherently strong and resistant to stretching, pilling, and wrinkling. The textured "blue speck" weave of the chenille not only provides a soft, cozy feel but also helps mask minor wear, making it a practical and resilient choice for busy households.

The tufted back cushion is designed to offer structured, layered comfort. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the tufting helps keep the internal padding evenly distributed and securely in place, preventing the cushioning from shifting or sagging over time. This ensures consistent support for the mid-back and lumbar regions, which is essential for maintaining comfort during long periods of relaxation.

With proper care, a high-quality manual recliner generally lasts between 7 and 15 years. This specific model features a push-back mechanism, which is often favored for its long-term reliability. Because it relies on a simple mechanical system rather than electric motors or wiring, there are fewer components subject to technical failure, ensuring a smooth and consistent reclining experience for years to come.