Item Code: Flexsteel 5643-50 Whitney Recliner Whitney features boxed back and seat cushions for a comfortable sit while a lyre shaped roll arm and low tapered leg add subtle elegant touches to the style. Whitney’s simple form will work well with any interior design layout. NOTE: Whitney styles are available with or without nailhead trim. This high-leg recliner comes standard with a reversible high-density seat cushion, but extra-firm, high-resiliency seat cushions are also available. The Whitney high-leg recliner also comes standard with Flexsteel's exclusive DualFlex™ spring system. The square tapered leg comes standard in the Urban Renewal wood finish, but custom finishes are available. Further customize this style with a contrast welt, nailhead trim, and your choice of body fabric. NOTE: The power mechanism for this style is located discreetly between the seat and arm to allow for convenient operation. This also allows you to place surrounding furniture close to the reclining pieces without interfering with the release.

What Makes it a Flexsteel 1. FRAME - Precision engineering of moisture resistant cross-grain laminated wood let us create frames so strong you can count on them for a lifetime – we guarantee it. 2. JOINTS - Dado-cut overlapping joints reinforced with additional hardwood blocks. All base rail joints are further reinforced with corner blocks that are glued and screwed into place. 3. SEAT SPRING - Our exclusive, lifetime-guaranteed blue steel seat spring delivers unmatched comfort and durability. And, unlike eight-way hand-tied springs, it never needs retying or replacing to keep you from getting that sinking feeling a few years from now. 4. ARMS - Sofa in and out arms lined and padded for ultra comfort. 5. HIGH RESILIENT PLUSH CUSHION - The Plush Cushion features 2.5 lb. high resiliency polyurethane foam topped with 1.2 lb. density polyurethane foam and a 1 oz. fiber wrap – all in a white fabric wrap. This cushion has a Lifetime Warranty. Dimensions: 41"H x 34"W x 36"D

Misc: What’s in a name?  In our case, the uniquely comfortable blue steel seat spring that’s at the heart of Flexsteel furniture. You can’t find it anywhere else. Naturally, it’s covered by our Lifetime Warranty.Our Plush seat cushions start out comfortable and stay that way. We cover them with our Lifetime Warranty. Tailoring: every pattern precision-cut and meticulously placed, including matching and centering. Tailored Back: Depending on the sofa design, sofa back construction features a combination of polyurethane foam and multiple layers of soft polyester fiber or a polyester fiber for added softness.cello plastic chair buy online Fabric, Style: More than 100 frames to choose from and 1,000 fabrics. beach chair rental in virginia beachLoveseats and companion chairs are also available.cane for chair bottoms

Download our Flexsteel Buying Quality Furniture brochure to learn more. Flexsteel Whitney Chair and Ottoman High resiliency cushion, high resiliency luxury cushion, recliner mechanism and frame. Flexsteel warrants the seat spring, frame, and, where supplied, recliner mechanism, seat cushioning materials against failure or breakage for the lifetime of the product, while upholstered in the original fabric, under conditions of ordinary use, for as long as the original purchaser owns this furniture. wood dining chairs overstockFive-year Limited Warranty sofa sleeper mechanisms Five-year Limited Warranty all power recliners and motion furniture that use Limoss motors, Limos transformers, and all other Limos electrical components are warranted to be free of defects in manufacturing and workmanship for five (5) years from date of purchase. buy chiavari chairs

Two-year Limited Warranty luxury cushion. One-year Limited Waranty upholstery fabrics, leather, and metal mechanical parts, power recliner electrical components not covered by other warranties. Creating fine upholstered furniture for more than a century, Flexsteel offers comfort and durability, backed by lifetime warranted laminate wood frame and blue steel seat spring. Seat cushions are made of high-resiliency polyurethane foam and a fiber wrapbuy windsor chairs uk Related Products & Accessoriestable and chairs for sale brisbane Geo-Wave Specialty Recliner Cushionparty chair rental in fremont ca Minimizes shear and pressure caused by institutional seatinground chair cushion amazon

Helps reduce pressure when user is in upright or reclined position Email to a FriendReplacing the foam in your recliner will give it new life. Your favorite recliner earned that honor by being the most comfortable chair in your home, but as with so many honors, it comes with a price. Time and use can break down and compress the foam that makes your special seat so comfy. While most people tend to trash a recliner when it starts to show signs of wear, that’s a waste of money and of a good chair. Replacing the foam is the least-expensive way to turn back the hands of time and make that recliner feel new again. Remove the seat cushion from the recliner. Measure the cushion at its thickest point, usually a corner. This will tell you what thickness of upholstery foam you will need. Measure the cushion from side to side at its widest point. Measure the cushion from front to back. These dimensions are the size of upholstery foam you will need. Examine the back of the cushion to see if it has a zipper.

If it does not, carefully open the bottom seam in the back by cutting through the stitches with a utility knife or seam ripper. Pull the old foam out of the cushion and discard it. Slip the new foam into the cover and either close the zipper or sew the back seam closed with a needle and thread and a blind stitch. Examine the recliner to see if it is possible to remove the arms without ruining the upholstery. If it is, do so. Either way, carefully slit one side of the upholstery as far down between the arm and the seat as you can.Measure the width, depth and height of the foam and cut a replacement piece to those measurements. Carefully work the new foam into the opening you made in the fabric between the chair seat and its arm. Close the opening with a blind stitch using a curved upholstery needle and heavy-duty thread. Replace the arm if you removed it. Things You Will Need Measuring tape Utility knife or seam ripper References ReStore: How to Reupholster