- Is the Flexsteel Latitudes a good sofa for everyday use?
- Yes. The DualFlex spring unit and hardwood frame are built for daily use, and the springs carry a limited lifetime warranty. Expect a firmer seat than many big-box recliners.
- What is the difference between Latitudes and Flexsteel's other lines?
- Latitudes is Flexsteel's mid-tier reclining line. It uses the same DualFlex spring system as higher lines but offers fewer custom options than the Design Your Own program.
- Can I flip the seat cushions?
- No. The seat and back cushions are attached, which keeps them in place but means they cannot be rotated to even out wear.
- Does it come in power recline?
- Yes. Latitudes models are offered in manual and power recline, and some add a power headrest. Power versions need an outlet nearby.
- How much clearance does it need behind it?
- A standard recliner needs several inches behind the back to fully recline. Check the specific model's dimensions, since wall-hugger mechanisms reduce that gap.
- Is leather or fabric the better choice?
- Fabric is easier to clean on a budget and hides wear well. Leather wears in rather than out but needs conditioning and costs more.
- Where is the Flexsteel Latitudes Reclining Sofa cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $1,723.36, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Flexsteel Latitudes Reclining Sofa?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including thefurniturehouseva.com, Amazon.