What is a zero-gravity recliner?

It is a power recliner that tilts the seat and back so the legs rise toward heart level and weight spreads along the body. Parker House builds this tilt into a leather armchair with armrests.

Does it need electricity?

Yes. The recline is powered, so each chair needs a nearby outlet. Plan the layout so cords reach without stretching across walkways.

How much room does it need behind it?

The zero-gravity tilt leans the back well past upright, so leave clearance behind the chair. Measure your wall distance before placing it.

Is it sold as one chair or two?

It is a set of two matching recliners. That suits a pair of seats in one room rather than a single accent chair.

How does it compare with a manual recliner?

A manual recliner uses a lever or handle and stops at set positions. This one powers smoothly into any position, including the zero-gravity tilt, but depends on power and costs more than a basic manual chair.

People who want deep, powered recline for TV, reading or recovery and have floor space for two large leather chairs. It is less suited to small rooms or tight corners.