- Does the Coaster Grant recliner need to be plugged in?
- Yes. The recline runs on an electric motor, so the chair must sit near a working outlet. If power is lost, the chair stays in its current position until power returns.
- How much space does it need behind it to recline?
- The backrest leans backward as it reclines, so leave a gap between the chair and the wall. A few inches is not enough for full recline; plan for roughly a foot or more of clearance.
- Is the fabric easy to clean?
- The polyester cover can be spot cleaned with a mild upholstery cleaner. It is not removable or machine washable, and it tends to hold lint and pet hair.
- Does it have USB ports or a battery backup?
- Most versions of the Grant have only the recline button, with no USB charging and no battery pack. Check the specific listing if those features matter to you.
- How does it compare with a manual recliner?
- The power button is easier to operate than a side lever, especially for weaker hands. A manual recliner costs less, has fewer parts to fail and works without an outlet.
- What assembly is required?
- The chair arrives in sections and the back typically slots onto the base. You attach the back, connect the power lead and it is ready to use.
- Where is the Coaster Grant Charcoal Gray Fabric Upholstered Power Recliner Chair cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $356.78, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Coaster Grant Charcoal Gray Fabric Upholstered Power Recliner Chair?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, LUNA FURNITURE, 1stopbedrooms.