Oakwood Microfiber Recliner, Chocolate

Very simple to put together. Two pieces. Quality is ok. You get what you pay for. Just don't go jumping onto it. Seems like it may not hold up to rigerous activity. Sitting on it is comfortable and the width is large enough and has enough room. The instructions said comes with extra hardware. There were no screws what so ever in the box. The only place I saw that needed screws were the box were the handle has the pull to open the foot lift. The box came right out of the chair and could not be reclined without being screwed to the chair, so we got creative and did it ourselves. Now it works perfect. Looks cute too.!

Everything is good but the color. It's a light brown compared to my couch but it's good.

Okay, it's not a giant spread out recliner. But it ain't $600 either!!! For the price, for something that's not going to take up tons of space when not reclined, for something that takes 1 minute to snap the back onto the bottom and "voila", you're reclining to your hearts content, for a 325 lb 6'0" guy, it is great! No, it's greater than great!! It's sturdy. It looks good. It stretches out in the recline position to almost flat, full body. You can snooze out into la-la land real nice. It's a little snuggy width-wise, but the arms are soft, kind of pillowy, but firm enough, and retract nicely, allowing your big butt plenty of space to comfortably nestle into the soft but supportive seat. Reclining mechanism works great up and down - solid. Truly, this recliner surpassed my expectations for an inexpensive requirement that looks and works perfect. I suggested to my wife that we put 6 in the family room for theater seating, and get rid of the sofa and love seat. If one goes bad or starts looking frumpy in a few years, for the price, just replace it! But "no", she said, "One is enough". Ahh, the continuing saga of utility vs. decor... :)

Truly, I wasn't expecting anything great for the price and from the other reviews. However, I didn't have a lot of money and really needed a reclining chair was took a chance anyway. I am so glad I did, because it is a perfect fit for me. I'm 5'2" and weigh 180-lbs and have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue and need to rest often. This chair is firm, not squishy soft, but has enough padding that my body isn't aching when I sit in it and I can put my head on the back of the chair without being swallowed up. If you are a tall or larger person you will want to look for another alternative: otherwise you will be comfortable and enjoy this chair with a cozy throw.

This Recliner is OK for younger people because it is hard to puss the side button to recline your feet and to recline the back you have to push hard on the arms of the Recliner it is not good for older people. I got this for my mother that is 88 years old and he can't do any of that.

Chair is great for the money. easy to set up. looks great. nothing fancy or expensive looking just an average chair. Chair is stiff but in a good way it supports your back, you are not going to sink into fluff. Its hard to push foot back in after reclined, you have to push it manually. Overall I suggest buying is a good value.

I am a student living on a 500 a month income with a 900 a month rent.. the difference is made up in loans. I wanted cheap furniture. I did site to store to avoid shipping costs. I ordered two of these chairs. I am 5'5, my roommate in 5'2 we both weigh around 170lbs...the chairs fit us great, but anyone taller or much heavier would have trouble sitting in them.. they are a little trickier to put together than the website claims, you have to make sure the pieces click together correctly, not just slide together. The first chair arrived in broken packaging. My hand went right through the cardboard it was so thin! The second chair arrived with thicker packaging and still had the plastic wrapped around the cardboard. I am unsure of the reason for this but the chairs arrived without any damage. For someone in desperate need of furniture, or someone looking for dorm/studio apartment furniture, (a person of the above mentioned statures or smaller) or for kids furniture these chairs are great!

When this recliner arrived at the store, my husband picked it up and I was so excited to get my new chair. My old one had fallen apart due to age and use so I was looking forward to using a new chair. I have severe arthritis and need the recline feature to elevate my legs and feet. The color sage is nice and the appearance is just what I was expecting. However, the release mechanism for the recliner does not work no matter what we tried to do. We checked under the chair to see if everything was connected and it appears to be. I had expected the chair on the 11th of April, but it did not arrive until today, the 14th of April. There are no other chairs like it in any of your stores in my area so I am now without a workable chair until I can return it to the store and wait until the 21st of April for a possible replacement. I am very disappointed with WalMart on this purchase.

This recliner arrived last night and I returned it this morning as it is just way too small. I had purchased this chair for myself. I'm a 5' 3'' woman and wear a size 10 pants and the seat of this chair was so small I had to sit on the arms of the chair, as well as the seat. A 2 liter pop bottle just barely fit across the seat of the chair. I'm including a picture to show this. ( Not sure why the picture keeps rotating sideways, as on my computer it has correct orientation ) I found this chair to be very hard and uncomfortable, as well. The fabric of the chair was nice enough and it was easy to put together, as just had to slide the back into place. The chair would probably be fine for a child, but definitely wouldn't recommend it for an adult. Maybe I just got a chair that wasn't properly made to proper size...I don't know.

Although I really like the color and that the chair is actually hard to sit on (it is not plushy and soft you do not sink into the chair to sit) that is all I liked about the chair IT SI NOT A RECLINER chair as they advertise it to be the only thing that goes up is the feet and that is really hard to get to work and then when you want the legs to close you pretty much have to kick them closed with your foot the mechanisim to open and close the legs is so hard to pull to open and close and if you have arthritis in your hands like I do this does not work for you. you will need to be 5ft 3in or shorter to be able to use the feet rest as if you are taller your feet and part of your leg will hang over and that gets unconfortable As for the money I will be sending the chair back as it was not worth the $200 value is not there