- Does the Evelio loveseat recline on both seats?
- Yes. It is a power-recline loveseat, so both seating positions have their own recline control. That makes it unusual among loveseats, which often recline on one side only.
- How much space does it need behind it?
- Power recliners need clearance behind the backrest to lean into. Leave several inches between the back and the wall, and measure your room for the oversized width and depth before ordering.
- What is it upholstered in?
- It uses fabric upholstery over foam filling, with padded armrests. The fabric comes in brown or gray, so it is easier to match to a room than leather recliners.
- Does it need to be plugged in?
- Yes. The power recline runs on an electric motor, so the loveseat needs to sit within reach of an outlet. If the power goes out, the seats stay in their last position until power returns.
- How does it compare with a manual reclining loveseat?
- Power buttons are smoother and easier for people who struggle with a lever, but manual recliners work without an outlet and have fewer parts to fail. The Evelio trades that simplicity for push-button recline.
- Is it a sofa or a recliner?
- It is a loveseat-sized recliner: two seats wide, with the deep cushioning and armrests of a couch. It suits a couple's main seating but is too wide for a single accent chair spot.
- Where is the Furniture of America Evelio Modern Oversized Power Recline Loveseat cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $1,325.24, as of our latest check.