What kind/make wall hugger chairs?

Look at the Lazy Boy Pinnacle line. That is what we used, no problem getting the two boxes through the door.

Went to our local lazyboy store today.
They are having a mega sale, but the list price was $100 higher than online, and the sale price was only $50 off online retail.
I read on here about a 2 for 1 sale.
I'm not trying to be greedy, but we are looking at 2 for the rv, and 1 for the house.
Is there someplace that will make a package deal?
We are in SW FL.
Thanks for any suggestions.

We also went with LazyBoys and yes, they all come in two pieces and you would have no problem getting them through a door. Other brands could be difficult to get in so yes, measure.

Thanks, Our Daughter suggested that we look for Lazy Boy 2 for 1 price sales.
I can get them into the RV even if I have to remove the passenger seat in the Sprinter.
BTW----Wife is real picky about comfort. smiles
Marvin

Can't recommend Flexsteel for wall-hugger, as the one I bought the recliner mechanism that moves the seat forward broke down within four years, composite rollers cracked and split. However, the rocker recliner we got at the same time is just fine ten years later.

We went from LazyBoy to Flexsteel to get a smaller size (to fit our small bodies) and for the guarantee on the seat structure, because the coil spring seating on our two LazyBoy recliners collapsed within five years, especially once adult kids came home and started plopping into the seats rather than sitting more gracefully, and sitting double. This experience was not particularly new, as my father-in-law broke through two different sofas that we had used for 10-20 years without trouble.

We ordered 2 wall wall huggers from Best Furniture, made in Indiana. They had to be narrow so when turned sideways they cleared the slides.

avan wrote:

GoPackGo wrote:
Make sure to measure your door width.

I don't know about other brands but LazBoy come in two pieces - the back slides into a steel track on the bottom base of the chair. Makes it easy to get into the narrowest of RV doors. But it's still OK to measure your door width for other purposes if you wish ;)

It's always smart to know your door width when shopping for bulky items, because some furniture does not come in two pieces. The OP may decide on a different brand that is one piece. Yes, I know you can sometimes bend a chair around the door corner sideways, but that's sometimes not so easy to do in an RV.

You didn't read my first post ??

Two sources of RV-specific wall hugger furniture:

shop4seats.com They must a division of 4seating.com as they have the same address.

discountvantruck.com


Before buying, look into any quality and customer service issues. Buying something big & bulky from afar that you can't see in person first *might* not be the best idea. Some wall hugger furniture is true wall hugger design and some aren't so check dimensions carefully. Furniture made specifically for an RV will fit through an entry door but non-RV ones may not.

GoPackGo wrote:
Make sure to measure your door width.

I don't know about other brands but LazBoy come in two pieces - the back slides into a steel track on the bottom base of the chair. Makes it easy to get into the narrowest of RV doors. But it's still OK to measure your door width for other purposes if you wish ;)

We put the LazyBoys in but I cheaped out and did not get the wall huggers.

not a smart move. :S