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A recliner should support the way you relax while fitting the room in both its upright and open positions. That second measurement is easy to miss. Before choosing a recliner chair or sofa, check the full extension, the space behind and in front of it, and the route needed to bring it into the home.

Manual or electric reclining?

All OZ Design recliner sofas feature an electric reclining mechanism, allowing you to adjust your seating position using the integrated controls. Selected recliner armchairs are also available with manual mechanisms, so check the individual product specifications when comparing models.

Electric recliners require access to power. A compatible battery pack can be purchased separately, giving you more flexibility when positioning an electric recliner where direct access to a power point may not be practical. Check battery compatibility with your chosen model before purchasing.

For electric recliners, the reclining mechanism is covered by a 12-month mechanism warranty. Refer to the applicable product warranty terms for full details, exclusions and coverage of other components.

Additional features vary between models. USB charging, adjustable headrests, storage consoles and other functions should always be checked against the individual product specifications.

Check the recliner fully extended

Do not plan your room using the upright dimensions alone. OZ Design recliners can reach approximately 158cm at maximum extension, depending on the individual model. Mark both the upright and fully reclined footprint on the floor before purchasing so you can see how much of the room the recliner will use when open.

Allow sufficient clearance between the back of the recliner and the wall so it can move through its full reclining motion without making contact with the wall. The exact wall clearance required varies by model and mechanism, so always check the individual product dimensions rather than relying on one standard measurement.

Keep the area in front of the footrest clear too. Check that the recliner will not interfere with a coffee table, doorway or walkway when fully extended.

Choose comfort around the person using it

Comfort comes down to more than the reclining mechanism. Sit back and check where the headrest meets your neck, whether the seat supports your thighs and whether your feet rest comfortably on the footrest when extended.

Seat height, depth and firmness can also affect how easily you get in and out of the recliner. Someone who prefers upright support may want a different seat feel from someone who likes to recline deeply for movie nights or afternoon naps. Where possible, visit a showroom and try different models in both their upright and reclined positions.

Leather and fabric each have different care requirements, so consider children, pets, sunlight and how frequently the recliner will be used. Browse leather sofas or fabric sofas if you want to coordinate a complete living-room setting.

Plan for delivery and assembly

OZ Design recliners require full assembly before use. Components are supplied separately and should be correctly assembled according to the instructions provided with the individual model, including any electrical connections required for powered designs.

Before purchasing, measure the complete delivery route as well as the final position of the recliner. Check doorways, hallways, stairs, lifts and tight corners to make sure the individual components can reach the room where they will be assembled.

OZ Design has helped furnish Australian homes since 1979. A recliner often becomes someone's favourite seat, so trying it in person and checking the dimensions, mechanism and comfort is worth the time.

Recliner FAQs

How much space does a recliner need from the wall?
Allow enough room for the recliner to move through its full range without touching the wall. The required clearance varies between models, so check the individual product dimensions and mechanism guidance. OZ Design recliners can reach approximately 158cm at maximum extension, depending on the model, so remember to account for the space required in front as well as behind.

Are OZ Design recliners electric or manual?
All OZ Design recliner sofas use electric reclining mechanisms, while selected recliner armchairs are available with manual mechanisms. Check the individual product specifications to confirm the mechanism before purchasing.

Can I use an electric recliner without a nearby power point?
A compatible battery pack can be purchased separately, which can provide greater flexibility when positioning selected electric recliners. Check compatibility with your individual recliner model before purchasing.

Do OZ Design recliners require assembly?
Yes. OZ Design recliners require full assembly. Always follow the assembly instructions supplied with the individual model, including the electrical connection instructions for powered recliners.

Does the headrest support your head and neck?
Sit in your normal position rather than adjusting your posture to suit the chair. Your head and neck should feel comfortably supported in the positions you are most likely to use.

Does the footrest support your legs comfortably?
Fully extend the recliner and check where the footrest meets your legs. Your legs and feet should feel supported without an uncomfortable pressure point.

Is the recliner easy for you to get in and out of?
Try the recliner in its upright position and stand up naturally. Seat height, depth and cushion firmness can all affect how easy it is to get in and out.

Do you prefer upright support or a deeper reclined position?
Think about how you will use the recliner most often. Reading and conversation may suit a more upright position, while watching TV or relaxing may make the fully reclined comfort more important.

Should I try a recliner before buying?
Yes, where possible. Seat depth, firmness, head support and footrest position can feel different depending on your height and posture. Trying the recliner in both its upright and extended positions is the best way to compare comfort.

A recliner should support the way you relax while fitting the room in both its upright and open positions. That second measurement is easy to miss. Before choosing a recliner chair or sofa, check the full extension, the space behind and in front of it, and the route needed to bring it into the home.

Manual or electric reclining?

All OZ Design recliner sofas feature an electric reclining mechanism, allowing you to adjust your seating position using the integrated controls. Selected recliner armchairs are also available with manual mechanisms, so check the individual product specifications when comparing models.

Electric recliners require access to power. A compatible battery pack can be purchased separately, giving you more flexibility when positioning an electric recliner where direct access to a power point may not be practical. Check battery compatibility with your chosen model before purchasing.

For electric recliners, the reclining mechanism is covered by a 12-month mechanism warranty. Refer to the applicable product warranty terms for full details, exclusions and coverage of other components.

Additional features vary between models. USB charging, adjustable headrests, storage consoles and other functions should always be checked against the individual product specifications.

Check the recliner fully extended

Do not plan your room using the upright dimensions alone. OZ Design recliners can reach approximately 158cm at maximum extension, depending on the individual model. Mark both the upright and fully reclined footprint on the floor before purchasing so you can see how much of the room the recliner will use when open.

Allow sufficient clearance between the back of the recliner and the wall so it can move through its full reclining motion without making contact with the wall. The exact wall clearance required varies by model and mechanism, so always check the individual product dimensions rather than relying on one standard measurement.

Keep the area in front of the footrest clear too. Check that the recliner will not interfere with a coffee table, doorway or walkway when fully extended.

Choose comfort around the person using it

Comfort comes down to more than the reclining mechanism. Sit back and check where the headrest meets your neck, whether the seat supports your thighs and whether your feet rest comfortably on the footrest when extended.

Seat height, depth and firmness can also affect how easily you get in and out of the recliner. Someone who prefers upright support may want a different seat feel from someone who likes to recline deeply for movie nights or afternoon naps. Where possible, visit a showroom and try different models in both their upright and reclined positions.

Leather and fabric each have different care requirements, so consider children, pets, sunlight and how frequently the recliner will be used. Browse leather sofas or fabric sofas if you want to coordinate a complete living-room setting.

Plan for delivery and assembly

OZ Design recliners require full assembly before use. Components are supplied separately and should be correctly assembled according to the instructions provided with the individual model, including any electrical connections required for powered designs.

Before purchasing, measure the complete delivery route as well as the final position of the recliner. Check doorways, hallways, stairs, lifts and tight corners to make sure the individual components can reach the room where they will be assembled.

OZ Design has helped furnish Australian homes since 1979. A recliner often becomes someone's favourite seat, so trying it in person and checking the dimensions, mechanism and comfort is worth the time.

Recliner FAQs

How much space does a recliner need from the wall?
Allow enough room for the recliner to move through its full range without touching the wall. The required clearance varies between models, so check the individual product dimensions and mechanism guidance. OZ Design recliners can reach approximately 158cm at maximum extension, depending on the model, so remember to account for the space required in front as well as behind.

Are OZ Design recliners electric or manual?
All OZ Design recliner sofas use electric reclining mechanisms, while selected recliner armchairs are available with manual mechanisms. Check the individual product specifications to confirm the mechanism before purchasing.

Can I use an electric recliner without a nearby power point?
A compatible battery pack can be purchased separately, which can provide greater flexibility when positioning selected electric recliners. Check compatibility with your individual recliner model before purchasing.

Do OZ Design recliners require assembly?
Yes. OZ Design recliners require full assembly. Always follow the assembly instructions supplied with the individual model, including the electrical connection instructions for powered recliners.

Does the headrest support your head and neck?
Sit in your normal position rather than adjusting your posture to suit the chair. Your head and neck should feel comfortably supported in the positions you are most likely to use.

Does the footrest support your legs comfortably?
Fully extend the recliner and check where the footrest meets your legs. Your legs and feet should feel supported without an uncomfortable pressure point.

Is the recliner easy for you to get in and out of?
Try the recliner in its upright position and stand up naturally. Seat height, depth and cushion firmness can all affect how easy it is to get in and out.

Do you prefer upright support or a deeper reclined position?
Think about how you will use the recliner most often. Reading and conversation may suit a more upright position, while watching TV or relaxing may make the fully reclined comfort more important.

Should I try a recliner before buying?
Yes, where possible. Seat depth, firmness, head support and footrest position can feel different depending on your height and posture. Trying the recliner in both its upright and extended positions is the best way to compare comfort.