Add a new air of comfort to your home with the Frost high leg reclining chair. This design features a tall back with a tight cushion that invites you to sit back and relax while a down blend seat cushion will only become more comfortable with time. The chair reclines for added luxury, comfort, and versatility. Narrow scalloped arms neatly frame the piece, and welt detailing on the arms, cushions, and front rail lends a subtly tailored appearance. The piece sits high on tall, finished, tapered wood legs. Available in multiple fabrics and leathers.
- Full upholstery for ultimate versatility
- Narrow arms are gently scalloped for a relaxed vibe
- Lovingly crafted by experienced artisans for ultimate quality
- Solid construction with sturdy steel springs and kiln-dried wood
- Precision-cut materials for strength and durability
- Handcrafted in the USA of domestic and imported materials
*Item colors and configurations may vary. For more information regarding potential product options, please contact our store.
| Collection |
FROST |
| Style |
CL250 |
| Piece |
HLRC |
| Cushion Core |
Down Blend Cushion |
| Back Fill |
Fiber in Bags |
| Overall Width |
30" |
| Overall Depth |
39" |
| Overall Height |
41" |
| Seat Width |
21" |
| Seat Depth |
21" |
| Seat Height |
21" |
| Arm Height |
24" |
| Seat to Arm Height |
3" |
| Product Weight |
98 LBS |
| Cubic Feet |
39.00 |
| Proximity to Wall (recline) |
16 inches |
| Open Recliner Length (inches) |
69 |
| California Customers |
WARNING California's Proposition 65 → |
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Type:
Recliners
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Width:
30"
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Height:
41"
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Depth:
39"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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