Reggie Leather Rocking Recliner

Catalog description

Reggie Leather Rocking Recliner, part number KLS355, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $1006.99, down from a high of $1029.99.

Put the Reggie Leather Rocking Recliner in your study and you'll notice as it becomes your new favorite room.

Overstuffed arms help support the upper bodyPad over chaise cradles the legsPremium quality leather for elegant comfortReclines with handle for ease of use39-inch overall chair width for comfortable seatingSeat springs feature 8.5 gauge tempered steel for stabilityOmega reclining mechanism with heavy gauge steel for ease of useFoam with 1.8 density retains shape for yearsMortise and tenon joints for a precision fitWhat We Like About This ReclinerThe premium quality leather of this chair will wrap you in body-encompassing comfort. The heavy gauge steel Omega reclining mechanism is designed to work smoothly for as long as you own this recliner. Featuring 1.8 density foam the Reggie Recliner is designed to retain its shape even after years of enjoyment. The 39-inch overall width ensures a good fit for any number of body types which will quickly make this chair the household favorite. The tufted back of the chair adds a classic appeal that will provide a sophisticated look for any den. Spend your evenings quietly relaxing in this beautifully constructed Reggie Leather Recliner.

This chair features vinyl match sections. Leather recliners with vinyl match feature leather on the parts that are in contact with your body as you sit while the sides and back of the recliner are covered in a vinyl that matches the leather. A great economical choice!

The Reggie Leather Rocking 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.

• Leather
• Recliners
• Traditional