Since these are pushback and the back goes back when reclining... are you able to still view TV comfortably lying back?
794147
my view is just perfect but I also took the time to measure, test and adjust.
794148
These Chairs are VERY hard to push back...There are 3 positions straight up, semi recline, prone.
794149
yes but they are hard to push back and not worth the hassle that I went through to get them and to much of a hassle to send them back if I could I would send them back not what I expected but Amazon was great at finally getting them to me
1747074
I haven't had much luck sleeping with them - except while on my back. For me, they stick out a little too far for comfort while trying to sleep on my side. Good luck!
1016691
They don't come with the backs on. They are super heavy. Also now that I've had them its either full recline or not. They don't stay in a middle position too well. You might want to spend a couple more dollars for better ones. Fyi
2268092
Pretty far back actually. Into a full recline. they are very comfortable too...because they're wider.
155685
So so in upright position. In reclining position back is quite comfortable, but legs need to constantly be moved. Also need to remove and replace pillow or head hurts.
1076581
That's it! I fan them whilst laying flat, and as the moisture dissipates - I find I CAN sit up slightly & read or watch tellie. But part of the magic is the resting!
1903326
I dont think it will hurt no matter what position you put them in. I have most of mine hanging on the walls, while a few are just sitting behind the tv. I think you should be just fine hanging them.
961756
They are a bit stiff, but it's a good thing. You will notice when you get your TV mounted that the weight of the TV will help you adjust it and the stiffness will be nice to hold the TV in place especially if you are pressing buttons on the TV it's self.
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David, here is where we are coming from. My husband likes the sofa, BUT, he said to let you know that he does not try to recline it after the first day, because he is not sure it will return to position, for like you mention, the recliner has an issue. Ours also had a tear in the back , but we got that repaired. HOWEVER, he likes the sofa very much. I was going to return, but he said, he prefers that we keep it. HERE is a positive. There way the lower part of each top cushion curves out makes it easier on our backs.In fact, if you sit and put up your feet, it is almost like reclining because of the shaping of the back cushions. And, the price is certainly right. Have had ours a few months. Hope this is helpful. Will be interested in what you determine, one way or the other.
990080
not so much rock as allow you to lean back and recline a little. I find it feels stiff so you feel safe reclining but I also find myself periodically catching myself from falling (although i will not) i guess it happens on most reclining chairs.
79037
First of only me in our family wore them. But I believe the answer to that is no for they are basically line of sight but if you both were sitting in say recliners 5' apart they would still work or a sofa but on both ends they should still work. Hope that answers your question.
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The answer is "kind of". You can have the footrest up and not be fully reclined. But you are somewhat reclined. For instance I'm in the chair right now sitting up watching TV but too far back to eat if I wanted to lean over my plate. Note that if you are a heavy person the chair back might recline whether you like it or not. The angle is controlled by your body pressure, not a lever. You pull the lever to get the footrest up, then use your back pressure to adjust the angle of recline. I'm 150 pounds and it's not a problem, but I read other reviews on here where people said their husbands are heavy so the back goes back when they put the footrest up. If I can figure out how to post a picture I will. The answer is "kind of". You can have the footrest up and not be fully reclined. But you are somewhat reclined. For instance I'm in the chair right now sitting up watching TV but too far back to eat if I wanted to lean over my plate. Note that if you are a heavy person the chair back might recline whether you like it or not. The angle is controlled by your body pressure, not a lever. You pull the lever to get the footrest up, then use your back pressure to adjust the angle of recline. I'm 150 pounds and it's not a problem, but I read other reviews on here where people said their... » Read More The answer is "kind of". You can have the footrest up and not be fully reclined. But you are somewhat reclined. For instance I'm in the chair right now sitting up watching TV but too far back to eat if I wanted to lean over my plate. Note that if you are a heavy person the chair back might recline whether you like it or not. The angle is controlled by your body pressure, not a lever. You pull the lever to get the footrest up, then use your back pressure to adjust the angle of recline. I'm 150 pounds and it's not a problem, but I read other reviews on here where people said their husbands are heavy so the back goes back when they put the footrest up. If I can figure out how to post a picture I will. « Show Less
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It's a matter of personal preference, really. I mounted our 52" HDTV so that the midline of the screen was at eye level while sitting, this makes for a very comfortable viewing experience. However, when standing the screen is much lower than it should be, for acceptable viewing. So if I keep an eye on the news or weather, while I walk around the house doing other things, it's much too low. I plan on raising it about a foot to see if that helps without detracting from the seated viewing experience too much.
1231158
The only issue I have is that my tv sits up on a higher dresser and if I'm laying in bed the screen gets really dark and I can't see anything. But from the sides it's totally fine.
2022981
No the center support does well in supporting the center. Only reason you would have this problem is if you have a TV maybe 42" sitting on front lip. There is no reason a person would move the TV all the way forward. Over time this will wear down carpet and front lip. Either put TV all the way back or centered over center peg.
1202226
You could do that, but I think the main issue might be folding the screen back far enough for them to see it well. (Unless you're incredibly good at Limbo and can bend far enough backward? xD)
719965
Not at all. You can be completely on your back in bed or in any position you like.