Doyers Manual Recliner

This model is designed for straightforward customer assembly. The process involves attaching the tapered legs and securing the high-back frame. We provide comprehensive, step-by-step instructions to ensure the exposed wood frame is properly set up for maximum stability and a professional, mid-century modern finish.

Unlike standard recliners that use visible levers or electronic buttons, this push-back recliner utilizes a sleek, integrated mechanism. By simply leaning back, you engage the reclining function, allowing the chair to maintain a streamlined, mid-century modern silhouette that looks like a sophisticated stationary chair when in the upright position.

This recliner is designed with a high back to provide essential neck and head support, paired with premium pocketed coil seating. Pocketed coils offer superior weight distribution and better shape retention over time compared to standard foam-only cushions, ensuring the seat remains supportive and comfortable for years to come.

This chair is specifically engineered for environments where square footage is at a premium, such as urban apartments or smaller guest bedrooms. With a compact width of 30.5 inches and a push-back design that eliminates the need for bulky side hardware, it provides the luxury of a recliner without the oversized footprint of traditional reclining furniture.

The polyester upholstery on the Doyers recliner offers exceptional durability and a soft, inviting texture. Synthetic fibers like polyester are preferred for high-traffic living areas because they are naturally resistant to stretching and shrinking. To maintain the material's integrity, our experts recommend regular dusting and spot cleaning with mild soap and warm water.

To preserve the deep black finish of the polyester fabric, we recommend dusting the upholstery regularly with a soft cloth or using a vacuum with an upholstery attachment to remove debris. Based on our material care standards, spills should be blotted immediately; for deeper cleaning, use a rag with warm water and a light detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals that can damage the fabric finish.