Delaney Point Leather Recliner

A manual recliner offers unmatched versatility in room layout because it operates independently of electrical outlets. This allows you to place the chair anywhere in a room—even in the center of a space—without the need for unsightly extension cords. Furthermore, the manual pull-handle mechanism is prized for its simplicity and long-term reliability, as it contains fewer mechanical components that might require technical servicing over time.

Leather is a premier choice for pet owners because it does not trap pet hair or dander like traditional fabric upholstery. Most surface messes can be easily wiped away. While top-grain leather is exceptionally tough and resistant to minor abrasions, we recommend a consistent conditioning routine to maintain the leather’s protective barrier and keeping pet claws trimmed to ensure the finish remains pristine.

To preserve the "inner glow" and soft feel of the leather, our care guidelines recommend vacuuming the recliner regularly to remove dust from the seams and crevices. For general cleaning, simply use a soft cloth dampened with water and a mild non-detergent soap. It is important to avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which can strip the natural oils and lead to premature cracking.

Unlike synthetic or faux leather, the top-grain leather used on this chair is a natural, breathable material. This breathability helps regulate temperature and prevents the "sticky" sensation often associated with lower-quality materials in humid regions like Florida or the Gulf Coast. To maintain this comfort, our expertise suggests regular vacuuming and light cleaning with a mild, non-detergent soap to keep the leather's pores clear and the material supple.

This recliner is designed for longevity, featuring top-grain leather on all areas where the body touches. Top-grain is the most resilient part of the hide, offering superior resistance to the wear and tear of daily family life compared to bonded or split leathers. This high-quality material is specifically chosen for its ability to maintain its integrity and develop a refined character over years of consistent use.

To ensure the manual reclining mechanism operates smoothly without damaging your walls, we recommend allowing approximately 12 to 14 inches of clearance between the back of the chair and the wall. This measurement is a critical consideration for those planning layouts in smaller living rooms or urban apartments where space optimization is essential.