RECLINING / MOTION

Abbyson offers a variety of reclining furniture, including individual recliners, reclining sofas, reclining loveseats, and reclining sectionals. The collection includes both leather and fabric options, as well as manual and power reclining designs.

A manual recliner uses a mechanical lever, handle, or pushback mechanism to recline, while a power recliner uses an electric motor controlled by buttons. Power reclining can provide more precise positioning and may include additional features such as power-adjustable headrests.

Yes. Reclining sofas are designed to provide both traditional seating and additional reclining comfort, making them useful for everyday activities such as watching television, reading, relaxing, and spending time with family.

A recliner is an individual chair designed for one person, while a reclining sofa provides seating for multiple people and may have one or more reclining seats. Choose an individual recliner when you need personal seating or a reclining sofa when you want multiple people to relax together.

Leather can be a durable upholstery choice for everyday furniture when properly cared for. Abbyson offers leather reclining furniture ranging from individual seating to power reclining sectional configurations.

Fabric recliners can be a comfortable and practical option for everyday family use. Abbyson offers stain-resistant fabric reclining furniture, including the Fletcher collection, which uses 100% polyester fabric and high-density foam cushioning.

A power reclining sectional combines the spacious seating configuration of a sectional sofa with electrically operated reclining seats. Some models can also include power-adjustable headrests and other comfort features. Abbyson's Kimmel collection is an example of a power reclining leather sectional with power headrests.

The amount of clearance required depends on the reclining mechanism and individual product design. Always check the manufacturer's specifications before positioning a reclining sofa against a wall, and account for the space required for the back and footrest when fully reclined.