Westpoint Wallhugger Recliner
Best space-saving recliner for families seeking structured, wide-seat comfort.
This recliner masters the art of the space-saving silhouette without sacrificing the generous, wide-seat comfort usually reserved for oversized loungers. It trades a bulky footprint for a clean, structured aesthetic that fits seamlessly into modern living rooms while still offering a full-body, pad-over-chaise experience.
$1637.50
at
Futonland
Who it's for
- Apartment dwellers maximizing limited floor space
- Homeowners prioritizing long-term furniture investment
- Design-conscious buyers seeking specific color and material matches
Who should skip it
- Budget-focused shoppers looking for mass-market pricing
- Sleepers needing a fully flat, zero-gravity position
- Users with limited physical strength or mobility
Performance breakdown
Space Efficiency
Wallhugger mechanism allows for full recline in tight living spaces.
Seating Comfort
High-resiliency foam and full pad-over-chaise provide consistent, deep support.
Build Durability
Pinned and glued hardwood frame ensures long-term structural integrity.
Customization Options
Extensive fabric and leather choices cater to diverse interior styles.
Recline Versatility
Manual or power options offer flexibility for every user preference.
Ergonomic Support
Sinuous springs and elastic webbing provide a balanced, responsive sit.
Key Specs
Overall Dimensions
41"W x 40"D x 40"H
Frame Construction
Engineered wood products, hardwood or softwood with pinned and glued joints
Back Suspension
100% premium elastic webbing
Seat Suspension
Heavy gauge sinuous springs
Seat Cushions
High-resiliency, high density foam core with a polyester wrap
Upholstery Options
Fabric (Grades 1-3), Leather Match, All Leather
Recline Mechanism Options
Manual recline with pull latch or Power recline with two-button toggle
Origin
Mexico
Overall Width
41 inches
Overall Depth
40 inches
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