- Does every seat recline?
- Yes. All three seats are power reclining, so each person can set their own backrest angle. The controls are built into the sofa, not a side handle.
- How much wall clearance does it need?
- Power recliners usually need several inches behind the back so the mechanism can tilt. Measure your room and check the reclined depth before ordering, since a 118-inch sofa leaves little slack.
- Is it real leather all over?
- The main cover is genuine leather. Many sofas use split leather or matching synthetic on the back and sides, so confirm the exact leather grade and where it is used.
- Will it fit through my door?
- A sofa this long usually ships in sections or needs a wide entry. Measure doorways, hallways and stair turns, and ask about white-glove delivery and assembly.
- How does it compare with a La-Z-Boy or Ashley leather recliner?
- It offers more seating width and full leather at a lower brand tier. La-Z-Boy and Ashley have longer track records, more service options and more recline features, so weigh size and leather against support.
- What is the warranty on the frame and motors?
- Warranties vary by seller and model. Ask for the frame, motor and leather coverage in writing before you buy, since motor repairs are the main long-term cost.
- Where is the Homary 118 Inch 3-Seater Genuine Leather Power Reclining Sofa cheapest?
- At Homary, for $3,299.99, as of our latest check.