Rori Rocking Recliner 010 763 For casual comfort that blends with any decor, the Rori Rocking Recliner is a perfect addition to any room. Sure to become a family favorite, Rori features a sculpted bucket seat with a onepiece chaise and legrest that cradles your body in comfort. Thin arm pads give Rori a clean and tailored shape, while the decorative top stitching is a touch that's totally up to date. Simply use the convenient handle on the outside arm to raise the legrest for reading, relaxing or watching TV. When you're not reclining, it's a relaxing rocker with a smooth, graceful motion. Make it yours with your choice of fabrics and available upgrades. DETAILS Casual style recliner with a clean, neat silhouette Sculpted bucket seat One-piece chaise and legrest create a continuous zone of comfort Thin padded arms blend in with existing decor Double-needle topstitching on the chaises, arm posts and outside arms Rocks and reclines for total comfort Chair back can recline independently, without activating the legrest Adjust the legrest with the convenient side-mounted handle 3-position locking legrest for added safety and support Double-picked blown fiber fill for improved shape retention High grade foam seat cushion maintains its comfort and appearance Premium grade fabrics and leathers tested to resist wear and fading Handcrafted in the U.S.A. with U.S. and imported parts Includes our Limited Lifetime Warranty Customizable with your choice of fabrics and other upgrades Body Depth: 38.0 Body Height: 43.0 Body Width: 36.0
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| Body Depth: |
38.0 |
| Body Height: |
43.0 |
| Body Width: |
36.0 |
| Seat Depth: |
20.5 |
| Seat Height: |
19.5 |
| Seat Width: |
21.0 |
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