Zero Gravity Chair,
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Zero Gravity Chair
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Product Details
Can incredible comfort get even better? Yes! Better padding, more precise dimensions for superior body alignment and stronger-backed fabric for ultimate support all come together to melt away stress. Sturdy metal frame. Massage/heat function uses AC adapter (included). 300-lb. capacity. Assembly required. 28 1/2" w x 45" h x 41 3/4" d.
- Zero Gravity design reduces stress on your entire body—making it ideal for those with back problems
- Four vibrating, massaging motors and heat add extra comfort. Just adjust the time and intensity with the remote! (Side pocket keeps the remote close)
- Simply turn the knob and adjust the recline to your desired position—from upright to fully reclined (zero gravity)
- Super-soft microfiber cover and solid wood arm supports give it the look of fine furniture
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Ratings & Reviews
Zero Gravity Chair is rated
out of
5 by
34.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
francesbarb from
Standard features not so great
Chair was defective. Metal pole that holds chair together broke where it should not have. The pole was not soldered properly. Chair not as comfortable as it looks either ro worth the price.
Date published: 2020-10-27
Rated 5 out of
5
by
karen77 from
Meets all my needs!
I bought this chair to replace a Homedics Tony Little chair that had been damaged. This had all the features I was looking for - zero gravity, heat and vibration, styling and cost. It was the only chair that I could find that met all those needs. It's comfortable and does what I need it to do.
Date published: 2020-09-20
Rated 1 out of
5
by
joedoc from
junk
my buddy has this chair i sat in it hard to recline not that conmy for what he paid i wpuldnt pay more than 150 for this chair
Date published: 2020-09-11
Rated 1 out of
5
by
DEE1 from
Horrible chair
This chair is very uncomfortable, hardly any padding. Very hard for a person who is disabled to recline by oneself. The chair won't go back unless someone helps person push it back! My husband can recline easily, I can not and need his help. Plus having to roll knobs on both side of chair to tighten and secure recliner in place is very inconvenient! I wish I would have known about this chair before I ordered it! Would never buy again!
Date published: 2020-09-03
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Bob1 from
Able to raise feet above heart.
Bought this for what the title says and nothing more. I wouldn't buy this unless that is what you want. It does that just fine and I am very happy with that. I didn't think I would use the heat and massage but it is quite relaxing and better than I thought. Easy to put together. The chair is very light and moves quite easily almost too easy. It does not recline easy and smoothly but not a problem for me. It locks into place with a tightening knob on each side. Not a good system but I never use it. I am in either just the chair position or fully reclined. The cushion is too thin and I use an extra pad. If it lasts I will be very happy. They use Fedex for shipping and I am not a fan of them. It arrived ripped open on the side and the up arrpw pointing down. No damage though in shipping.
Date published: 2020-08-09
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Linda Polley from
Very Confusing
I was prepared to adore this recliner, the first one I've ever owned and I'm 69. Unfortunately I got this in the middle of the pandemic. I have no one to help me put this together. Also the arms were scuffed up. I'm now trying to put it together myself, but the instructions don't seem to match the chair. I don't know what to do. I can't afford a box to send it back. I have no money to hire someone to help and no one would be allowed in my building. It looked like it would be very easy to put together. What can I do? I really want a recliner to help my edema. I never realized one could cause a living disaster like this. Sorry just being truthful here.
Date published: 2020-07-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Carolyn from
I love my chair
This chair is exactly as I imagined it would be after reading the details on it. I don't know what everyone expects for the price but I love it. It is supportive of my back, I love all the functions. The foot rest is very easy to use. I love it all!
Date published: 2020-07-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Scoobs from
Well engineered & recommended!
I’m 65 & retired, it weighs 65lbs/well constructed. To assemble, only 3 cross braces w/12 bolts for the frame. Only 8 washers & nylon-locking nuts assemble the base & back. Test thread nuts & bolts to avoid any thread binding. I’m 6’2” but it wouldn’t a taller person well. Ample cushioning & good/nice upholstery material is used. Took me a leisurely 2hrs to assemble. Positions adjust manually, not a chair costing thousands. I’m very satisfied & everything works accordingly.
Date published: 2020-07-01
Question & Answer
What assembling required
Hello Linda. The Zero Gravity Chair is in 8 different pieces. You must assemble those parts. We hope this information is helpful.
Date published: 2020-05-08
How much weigh does it hold
Hello Liz! The weight limit on the Zero Gravity Chair is 300lbs.
Date published: 2019-11-23
Does the zero gravity chair come with tools to assemble it?
Hello Joan. The assemble tools are not included.
Date published: 2019-07-10
Is it possible to order a replacement remote?
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