- Is the Flexsteel Linden loveseat worth $3,277.45?
- That price buys top-grain leather, two power recliners and power headrests from a brand known for durable seat construction. Whether it is worth it depends on how much you value leather and power headrests over a fabric recliner that costs far less.
- What is the difference between power recline and power headrests?
- Power recline tilts the seat back and raises the footrest with a button. Power headrests separately adjust the angle of the head support, so you can sit upright with your head supported or lean back fully.
- How wide is a two-seat reclining loveseat?
- Reclining loveseats typically run about 60 to 66 inches wide, but check the Linden's exact dimensions and its fully reclined depth before buying, since the footrests need clearance behind and in front.
- Does the Linden need to sit away from the wall?
- Most power recliners need a few inches of wall clearance so the back can recline. Confirm the Linden's recommended wall gap, since some mechanisms are designed to work close to the wall.
- How do you care for top-grain leather?
- Dust regularly and condition the leather a few times a year with a product made for finished leather. Keep it out of direct sun and wipe spills promptly to prevent staining.
- When is the best time to buy?
- Furniture promotions cluster around Labor Day, Black Friday and Memorial Day. With only one new price listed, watch whether other stores start carrying it before assuming a discount will appear.
- Where is the Flexsteel Linden Top-Grain Power Reclining Loveseat with Power Headrests Charcoal cheapest?
- At Raymour & Flanigan, for $3,277.45, as of our latest check.
