Thread: Leather recliner chair, best pick?

Mate reckons the Lazeboy an improvement

Santa bought me a lazyboy for Christmas. I think he chose this one because the electric recliner has independent leg and back controls so you dont need to have your legs straight out before your back can recline. And you can stop anywhere in between . (Floor stock from Rothmans)
Sorry brain spike ( roth newton )

Originally Posted by Geedublya

Moran and Kings are the pick of the Australian made.

Nice one Google,,

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Thanks all for your input.

I have added 4 more places to look at thanks to you all for the info.

*Even "Australian" .... seems to translate to the fine print of "made exclusively for our Australian design team" etc etc bluh bluh.
*While in the east it looks like their are a few actual Australian made available, W.A not so much, although I am keeping fingers crossed at one or two new places on my list.
*So if I'm forced to buy imported I will still avoid made in China (for no other reason than I chose to support other countries economy).
*From my perspective, the furniture industry seem to make it almost difficult to buy products. Most have some really poor delivery wait times.
*There also seems to be a lot of misleading info supplied to customers with regards to material, where its made, supply times, warranty and after sales service.

Once again, cheers to all

Originally Posted by oka374

I know they are not Australian made but can recommend Ekorne Stressless, you can sit in them for hours without getting any aches or pains. Quite a few different models to suit different sized people, we have had ours for over ten years, one we bought new and the other secondhand and both are very comfortable still, the secondhand one is well over twenty years old now and still as good as the day it was made.
Both of ours are leather as we felt it would be better long term which has proved to be the case.

Mum has one of these - we all fight over it when we visit - comfiest chair I’ve ever sat in. 👍

Originally Posted by Eevo

what movie?

Mostly sci-fi series that I have been watching since they were first released, some of which include:
*Stargate - SG1, SGA, SGU.
*BSG (Battlestar Galactica) (both orig and "new").
*Startrek - Enterprise, Voyager, Next Gen, DS9.
*Firefly and a whole list of others most havent even heard of.
*Exhausted just about all of them many years ago that I had to start reading sci-fi books! and again the list is endless!

*Movies though, its the classics such as:
2001, Dune, Tron, Blade Runner, The Matrix.

I rarely meet people that are into sci-fi, hence why I talk a lot of Land Rover!

Originally Posted by DazzaTD5

Mostly sci-fi series that I have been watching since they were first released, some of which include:
*Stargate - SG1, SGA, SGU.
*BSG (Battlestar Galactica) (both orig and "new").
*Startrek - Enterprise, Voyager, Next Gen, DS9.
*Firefly and a whole list of others most havent even heard of.
*Exhausted just about all of them many years ago that I had to start reading sci-fi books! and again the list is endless!

*Movies though, its the classics such as:
2001, Dune, Tron, Blade Runner, The Matrix.

I rarely meet people that are into sci-fi, hence why I talk a lot of Land Rover!

Real pity you don’t live over this side of the world - me and a mate have sci fi nights that include these and many, many others. Half way through Blake’s 7 at the moment. 👍

Originally Posted by DazzaTD5

Mostly sci-fi series that I have been watching since they were first released, some of which include:
*Stargate - SG1, SGA, SGU.
*BSG (Battlestar Galactica) (both orig and "new").
*Startrek - Enterprise, Voyager, Next Gen, DS9.
*Firefly and a whole list of others most havent even heard of.
*Exhausted just about all of them many years ago that I had to start reading sci-fi books! and again the list is endless!

*Movies though, its the classics such as:
2001, Dune, Tron, Blade Runner, The Matrix.

I rarely meet people that are into sci-fi, hence why I talk a lot of Land Rover!

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