Miller Bronze Power Lift Recliner 2BL 792
The Miller Bronze Power Lift Recliner is the petite lift chair with a simple, classic style. Designed for smaller users, it features a shorter seat height and a one-piece chaise seat for continuous comfort. Simply press a button on the wired remote to get in or out, or fully recline. Petite rolled arms and a solid foam back allow this chair to blend easily with existing pieces. The heavy-duty tubular steel base gives Miller a strong, solid foundation. Best of all, this chair can be placed just 2 inches from a wall, so it fits beautifully in small spaces. Max. weight capacity 300 lbs.
DETAILS
Petite scale lift chair
Simple, casual style
Easy-to-use wired controller with 2-button operation
Bucket-style seat and back move together, eliminating gaps and providing full body support in any reclined position
Can be placed 2 inches from a wall
Chaise legrest
Solid foam back provides added support and a more structured look
Petite rolled arms
Convenient side pocket
Heavy-duty welded steel base for extra stability
300-lb. weight capacity
UL/ETL Listed
Non-skid adjustable glides for use on area rugs, deep carpet or hard floors
Legrest autostop safety feature
Battery backup safety feature (requires 2 9V batteries)
Customizable with your choice of fabrics and cushions
Plugs into an AC outlet
Body Depth: 39.0
Body Height: 39.5
Body Width: 31
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| Body Depth: |
39.0 |
| Body Height: |
39.5 |
| Body Width: |
31.0 |
| Seat Depth: |
20.0 |
| Seat Height: |
19.5 |
| Seat Width: |
20.5 |
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Type:
Recliners
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Width:
31"
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Height:
39.5"
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Depth:
39"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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