Which is better for a small room?

The Pinnacle. It is 33 inches wide against roughly 36.5 inches for the Morrison, and it needs about 12 inches behind it to recline. The Morrison is a wallhugger, so it can sit closer to a wall but takes more floor width.

Is the Pinnacle worth the extra $190?

If you want fine recline control, yes. It gives 16 back positions and 3 locked legrest positions, and it fits tighter spaces. If you mainly want a wide, cheap rocker recliner, the Morrison does the job for less.

Which holds more weight?

The Morrison is rated to 350 lbs. La-Z-Boy does not list a weight capacity for the Pinnacle in these specs, so check with the store before buying if that matters.

Do both rock and recline?

Yes. Both are manual rocker recliners with a side handle. The Morrison adds an optional power swivel base that rotates 165 degrees; the Pinnacle comes in separate power rocker and swivel glider versions.

Both use La-Z-Boy hardwood frames and carry the same brand warranty, so life span depends more on the mechanism and fabric you pick than on the model. The Morrison's 350 lb rating is the only durability figure given here.

Which is cheaper right now?

The Morrison, at $699.99 at The Furniture Mart as of November 4, 2026. The Pinnacle's best new price is $889.99 at Wayfair as of the same date.

La-Z-Boy Morrison Recliner vs Pinnacle Rocker Recliner

Both are La-Z-Boy manual rocker recliners, so the real split is size, price and recline range. The Morrison is the wider, wallhugger-style chair at $699.99 at The Furniture Mart as of November 4, 2026, and the Pinnacle is the narrower 33-inch chair with 16 back positions at $889.99 at Wayfair as of November 4, 2026. Buy the Morrison to save about $190 and sit wider; buy the Pinnacle if you have a tight footprint and want finer recline adjustment.

Today the La-Z-Boy Morrison Recliner costs $190.00 less at its best price.

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