Prestige High Leg Leather Recliner

Catalog description

Prestige High Leg Leather Recliner, part number KLS386, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $1199.99.

Surround yourself with the plush leather exterior of the Prestige High Leg Leather Recliner. Precise reclining mechanism reclines partially or fully Gravity aided movement and balanced design moves the reclining mechanism easily Leather upholstery offers classic elegance Omega reclining mechanism constructed from heavy steel for ease and durability Seat springs are high carbon tempered steel for excellent support Frame within a frame construction offers added strength Claw foot design adds sophistication Push back recline control Mortise and tenon joints guarantee stability and a long life Reclining option is good for circulation and the lower back What We Like About This Recliner The Prestige Recliner is suitable for a media room den or a quiet corner. Top grade leather upholstery complemented by traditional wingback design gives the recliner a stately look. Sit back in the recliner and let the gravity assisted and balanced reclining mechanism elevate your legs and take away all the stress on your lower back. The padded wide foot rest is an ideal resting place for tired feet. Ultra cell foam beneath the leather helps the recliner maintain its shape even after constant sitting. The Omega reclining mechanism as well as the springs is constructed from heavy steel for added durability. Sit quietly without hearing any squeaks due to the mortise and tenon joints that keep the Prestige Recliner from shifting.

The Prestige Leather High Leg Recliner's leather has the best of both worlds for today's consumer - soft and supple leather with a protection and cleanability story. The leather has a slightly corrected hide that is finished in a unique way mixing aniline dyestuffs and pigments. By using primarily aniline dyes the hides remain soft to the touch while the addition of some pigments adds durability and ease of cleaning. The final color also remains much more consistent than that of conventional aniline leathers.