Recliners

Consider comfort, size, fabric, and how you plan to use it before buying. Bob's recliners come in several sizes and materials, with options like manual or power recline, swivel, and features such as lumbar support, cup holders, and massage capabilities.

Power recliners use a motor for effortless, multi-position reclining at the press of a button, but require a nearby outlet. Manual recliners use a lever or body weight to recline, tend to be less bulky, and can be placed almost anywhere in a room.

Bob's offers several quality recliner options for $600 or less, including power recline, manual recline, gliding, power lift, swivel, and push-back styles in a range of colors and upholstery materials.

Bob's recliners can include features like Bob-O-Pedic Memory Foam, massage, power lumbar support, Bluetooth speakers, USB and USB-C ports, wireless charging, LED lighting, and built-in cup holders.

Recliners can be great for your back, as research suggests sitting at a 135-degree angle puts less stress on the spine. Look for models with strong lumbar support and consider Bob's recliners with Bob-O-Pedic Memory Foam for added comfort and body-contouring support.

Almost all recliners can be taken apart for easier transport. For power recliners, unplug the chair first, then look for a fabric flap on the back or a release lever that allows you to remove the seat back.

Yes, Bob's offers a furniture removal service to help you safely dispose of your old furniture when your new recliner is delivered, as long as it is in safe and sanitary condition.