- How does the Plus system work?
- As you lean back, the headrest moves forward and up while the lumbar support moves back, so your neck and lower back stay supported at every angle. It is built into the chair rather than adjusted by hand.
- Does it need to be plugged in?
- Yes. The power recline runs on a motor, so the chair needs a nearby outlet. The glide and leg support work with the chair's own mechanism.
- How does it compare with a standard Stressless recliner?
- The Sunrise Classic adds powered recline to the brand's glide and Plus support. A manual Stressless recliner uses a handle or body weight instead of a motor and does not need power.
- What is the leg support like?
- The leg support raises independently of the backrest, so you can put your legs up while staying more upright or recline both together for a resting position.
- Is it good for someone with back pain?
- The adjustable lumbar support and the reclined resting position are the main reasons buyers choose it. Try the fit in person if you can, since support depends on your height and build.
- What is in the box?
- The chair, its base and the power recline components ship together. Assembly is required, and the chair is heavy enough that two people should set it up.
- Where is the Stressless Sunrise Classic Power Recliner cheapest?
- At Concepto Modern Living, for $3,395.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Stressless Sunrise Classic Power Recliner?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Concepto Modern Living, Peters Billiards & Home, Hansen Interiors, Scandinavian Designs, Hendrixson's Furniture.