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Serenity Recliner
A mobile wingback recliner with infinite recline positions and an independent footrest.
889 × 1143 × 1067 mm
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Description
Overview
Nemschoff Serenity Recliner is mobile and adjustable, and it can be positioned for ideal comfort from an infinite number of reclining positions within a given range. Its upholstered wingback captures a warm and welcoming aesthetic.
Construction
The back and footrest adjust independently, and the footrest is retractable. The seat and back use a quiet suspension system with springs and an arched design that keeps the seat taut. The frame has mortise and tenon joinery, the covers are removable, the components are replaceable, and the arm caps are black urethane. The recliner has a wall-saver edge and 5 in casters, swivel at the front with brakes and fixed at the rear.
Specifications
Width 35 in, depth 42 in, height 45 in.
Story
An inviting recliner
With its upholstered wingback style, Serenity Recliner looks more inviting and less clinical. The warm and welcoming aesthetic is paired with a mobile, adjustable chair that gives the sitter or caregiver an infinite number of reclining positions within a given range.
Support that lasts
The seat and back are a quiet suspension system that equalizes support, and the springs create a smooth ride. An arched design keeps the seat taut and prevents the upholstery from sagging.
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