Jocisland Wingback Recliner Chairs for Adults - Push Back High Back Accent Chair Tufted Recliner for Living Room Bedroom (Beige)

This chair is perfect for my small apartment. I wasn’t looking for a lazy boy style recliner that envelops you, as it would eat up too much space. The chair is small, classic in design, and very comfortable. I’ve seen other reviews complain about the small size, but I don’t find it a concern. I’m 6’2” and the top of the chair back sits at the curve of my neck. Full reclined, my feet hang off the end and my head tips slightly back but a) I don’t mind, I’m used to that and b) I usually only half-recline it. I use the chair every day, it’s my main place to sit in the mornings and most evenings. I’m really satisfied. Cons- Assembly was easy but the two wings are a bit wobbly. Theyre not weight bearing but they can move back and forth a little when shifting the chair around, and feel like they might come loose and need reset in the brackets. But only problem I can find.

Easy to assemble, nice chair. Good material. Just a little smaller than I thought it would be.

The recliners are definitely smaller than expected. They are cheaply made and hard to recline. The cushions are very hard and stiff and extremely uncomfortable. The back of the recliner is not even high enough to support your head so your head is just bobbing away and creating more tension on your neck and shoulders instead of helping you. The height of the recliners are most definitely intended for smaller people. The footrest is very short and only goes down to my mid calf. Not even long enough to support my entire leg so the rest of you is just hanging of the side. The footrest is not sturdy at all and is very weak. The armrests if even small for an average size woman. The rear legs of the recliner do not stay on straight or tightly and move around. The wingbacks of the chair also do not line up and are completely uneven.

I was alittle skeptical at first because their were only 2 reviews, but the price was right so I said I would take a chance. And I'm glad I did. I was looking for a small comfortable chair at a good price and I found it. So just try it I think you will love it. The quality seems ok but we will see I will update you later.

Warning: This chair could be dangerous, and I am not a big and tall person, either! I was not going to even write a review (because of the time it takes) and the fact that I don't like to leave negative reviews unless a product has serious problems -- which this does -- but I have the time today. I purchased this chair almost two years ago, and for about two weeks I was quite happy with it: The chair assembled easily and looked as beautiful as the pictures. But that is where the thrill ended. The chair itself is well made, but those flimsy, if pretty, colonial-styled legs are this chair's downfall. After assembling the chair and only a few days of use, I discovered the back legs were loose. I thought I had done something wrong. I reassembled and retightened the legs. A few more uses later and the legs had wiggled sideways again. HEED: This chair IS NOT STABLE unless the curving slope of the back legs faces backward ONLY, BUT (!) the legs will NOT stay in that position. Instead of sitting flush with the bottom of the frame at a 90-degree angle (like the front legs), the back legs are STUPIDLY ANGLED into the frame at 45-degrees! It takes only a few pushes against the chair (when reclining the chair) and the legs begin to twist. Retightening the legs about every three days or so, I got about three weeks of use out of the chair before the event that made me give up: One evening I dozed while in the chair, and I awoke to the sensation of the chair falling backward. The chair put a hole in my wall, yet I am at least thankful the wall was there to stop what would have been a fall to the floor. I did not return the chair because it would have been too difficult/expensive to return. The chair sat unused for over a year while I thought perhaps I might go to a hardware store and purchase normal legs for it. After a year of not being able to use the chair and mulling the re-leg idea around, I just removed all four legs, plopped the base of the chair on the floor, and it is now my cat's chair -- and I don't give a flip if she tears it to shreds. To its credit as a cat chair: my cat tears at it daily and the fabric doesn't have a shred in it; as well, the back of the chair provides a nice hide for her (BASE FLAT ON FLOOR AND WITHOUT THE LEGS ONLY!!). Overall rating: One star for the nice quality of the fabric and stylish look of the top part of the chair, and two stars for its ability to repurpose as a cat chair. Minus two stars for being dangerous unless the legs are removed, and of course, without legs, the chair is worthless as a recliner.

I don't plan to use these chairs often, this sitting room is only used for company. The fabric is sturdy, the seat is very comfortable but the back is hard and firm. The back height is ok but I am 5'4, anyone taller and your head might not rest on the back. These chairs are small, not for a large, tall, or big person. I am plus size with wide hips and I can fit, but my mother is 5ft tall and 115 lbs and it's perfect for her. It's easy to assemble, and not very heavy. The beige color is darker than I expected but this was exactly what I wanted. It's borderline gray / beige. I wouldn't recommend this chair for every day use as the back needs more cushioning. I just put them together today. I will try and update as time goes on if anything changes.

It’s sturdy and comfy, color matched exactly like the photo. Reclining part works just like it says in the description. Easy to assemble, it took me 30 min, It doesn’t take up too much space so perfect for smaller rooms. 10 of 10

Easy to assemble but not sturdy it was cheap and needed badly. It looks nice but quality is not what I expected…I would not recommend it