- What does zero gravity mean on this loveseat?
- The recline lifts your legs and tilts the back so your weight is spread along the seat rather than concentrated at the hips. It is a deeper, more laid-back position than a standard recliner.
- How much wall clearance does it need?
- Power recliners of this depth usually need several inches behind the back so the mechanism can travel. Measure the room and check the recline path before placing it against a wall.
- Does it need to be plugged in?
- Yes. The power recline runs on electricity, so the loveseat needs a nearby outlet. A battery backup, if offered, is a separate accessory.
- Is the console useful or just a divider?
- The console holds cupholders and a small storage compartment, so it works as a shared armrest and a place for remotes and drinks. It does take up the middle seat.
- How does it compare with a manual reclining loveseat?
- Power buttons recline both seats smoothly and are easier on the hands and shoulders than a lever. Manual recliners cost less and need no outlet, but they lack the console and the zero-gravity travel.
- What is it upholstered in?
- Gray polyester over a wood frame with foam filling. Polyester is durable and easy to clean but less breathable than leather.
- Where is the Parker House Zero Gravity Power Reclining Console Loveseat 73W x 40.5D x 42H cheapest?
- At 1stopbedrooms, for $1,316.42, as of our latest check.