What material is it made out of? Work with recliner? Stiff, or more flexible?
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A cloth cover - inside probably foam over a wire frame -not exactly sure. Should be OK with a recliner. It is stiff, not flexible. Hope that helps. We use in car (2010 Toyota Corolla) & makes a HUGE difference on longer trips - great relief for the back. Good Luck! Regards, Bill Hiemer
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The product that I received looked nothing like the photo. I should have sent it back, but didn't. The back rest that I received is basically a square of hard, stiff, straight styrofoam without the middle insert shown in the photo. The cover is cotton/poly and does have a zipper. For what, I don't know. I wanted support for my back while sitting in a computer chair. This product did not fill the bill. Ultimately, I bought an ergonomic computer chair. However, if you want to use the cushion in a recliner, I can see how it would work. The price, though, is far excessive for a slab of styrofoam. Also, the cushion has hard "wings" on the side, and while I fit between the wings just fine, I have a narrow back, and would think that the cushion would be too narrow for a "normal" sized person.
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I believe it is made of nylon but it is not itchy. I use it everywhere even on a long driving trip. It really helps anywhere you want to use it.
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It's quite stiff, which is good for supporting the back. It does work with a recliner, but it takes some getting used to...I have even slept with it in the recliner. As to material, it seems to be a stiff plastic core covered with a kind of lightly-padded foam.
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Mine looks just like the photo. My covering material is a soft microfiber type and is wearing well even after heavy use for over a year. The form itself is stiff. I use it with my office chair and also with a Mission Morris type chair that sits too far back for me. I don't use it with my LazyBoy recliner as it is very comfortable as is. However, I did try it with my Lazy Boy and it worked well when I was sitting up, but when I reclined, it left my head with no support. Hope this helps.
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I don't know what the base is made of, but it's flexible- probably thick plastic. It is covered by padding and cloth. I carry it from chair to chair (one is a recliner) and my car for long trips, for lower lumbar support. My wife and I both have one so we don't fight over one between us.
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I am not sure about the exact material. I am not very knowledgeable about the forms of Plastic. It is some form of plastic for sure and feels sturdy enough. I would agree that since it is protruding out of the chair, it is prone to accidental breaking. I would say, one would need to be a little careful with it. Sorry, couldn't help much with your exact question.
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A wood or fabric rocking chair or a recliner rocking chair? I have them on single recliners and a double recliner and I am very happy with them.
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Its plastic but it`s pretty soft and flexible. It bends easily,it's not hard or stiff feeling.
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I don't know , but you better have extra strong legs , it was impossible for me to get the recliner down with my legs . Had to give it away
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It is not leather - it is constructed of soft vinyl, but it feels like leather. I guess you can compare this material to the same stuff that your office chair is covered with. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you cover this stretcher with - it works all the same and I doubt that a leather cover will help more than the material it comes in, but that's just my opinion.
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Yes. Stiff enough... slightly less stiff than a plastic placemat if that helps ;)
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They are not as comfortable as a soft leather recliner, but for a wooden stool they work just perfect!
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Yes. This recliner is durable. It is very nice, comfortable, and a good chair for the money. I don't believe you would be disappointed.
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It's like microfiber/velvet. I haven't had any issues with my cat scratching the chair, but he's not big on scratching human furniture anyways.
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Not sure which material you want.The vinyl is very sturdy. The baffling is about an inch and the lumbar support is about another inch.
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All depends of your recliner. Mine move a little bit but I pressed down to the cushion for extra support and stays pretty good.
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The legs aren't that thick, so no problem. My recliner has a wooden base that only allows the legs to come about 3" under my chair, and that's perfect, for me. When I pivot the top, the edge of it is even with the inside of my chair arm, and when it's pivoted to me, my laptop is at the perfect angle to not block my view of the TV, but allow me to type comfortably on my computer.
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The back is rigid. I don't know to answer the other question. It would depend on the chair. My experience with it continues to be the best I have ever tried.
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The chair arms seems like padded vinyl. Think of it like a softer version of a car dashboard. Not too hard... not too soft. Not abrasive either. It's comfortable for me.
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It is leather on the parts that face out - back may be "faux" leather. Recliner is not power. Not sure about warranty.
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The recliner I ordered arrived WITH instructions....very simple ones. (If I can figure them out, anyone can). You just have to be careful about where you place the cord for the controller before you snap the back protion of the recliner in place.