La-Z-Boy Furniture

We have 2 recliners and a sofa that is also a recliner. Our kitchen table is as well. It’s all comfortable for a couple of hours. My dad’s chair is electric and I am not sure he would get another one.

We just replaced our Lazy Boy sectional of 20 years with a new Collins sectional this summer. The original one saw heavy use as it was/is the center of family gathering. The seat cushions were beginning to show real wear and they were getting flat in spots. It had shaped cushions that couldn’t be continually rotated. I think 20 years for a heavily used sectional is a good run.

The Collins seat cushions are all square except for the chaise, so they should stay more even. We did a high end fabric again, so I expect it will last a long time. We also opted for a matching ottoman to create a second chaise or flexible seating. We love the new sectional!

We don’t like recliners, so I have no experience with them. We did purchase a coffee table with our original sectional. It was expensive in comparison to other options and didn’t hold up as well as expected for the price. The finish wore quickly and the drawer rail split within a few years of purchase.

My mother has had her Lazy Boy sofa and recliner for years. Very well made. She also has another recliner in her bedroom tht doesn't get as much use, but seems to be very stury. All are comfortable to sit in/on.

Love our Lazy boys!

We inherited green leather recliners from MIL and FIL 20 years ago. They were used a few years before by them. We used them until they were worn thru and then passed them on to someone who put them in their garage. Replaced them with a Barca lounger love seat recliner 2 years ago. Used the Barca until it fell apart (lesser quality for sure!) and my oldest moved it to her room- really should have gone to the dump. We found a lazy boy love seat in the exact same green leather at a yard sale ($75) over the summer and it’s now in use. Love it! I’d buy another in a heartbeat.

We have their leather recliners, love seat, table/chairs, buffet, end tables, counter chairs, desk, file cabinets. We love them. I love the style of what we purchased.

We had previously had their leather recliners for 22 years. We are very happy with them.

Our main area of living is Lazy Boy!

I guess I am the lone voice of dissent. I bought a sofa and loveseat 2 years ago, that I am still paying off. It is supposed to be leather and there is already some decent issues with the "leather" that shouldn't be happening if it is truly is leather. The mechanics of it are good and it is comfortable though.

I wonder if it is "bonded" leather. We were sold on a set (not La-z-Boy), promised it was just as good or even better than full hide leather. WRONG. It's basically made from ground up leather scraps glued to a fabric backing. It flaked horribly after a few years.

DS needed something for college, so I tried painting glue on it to hold it together. That worked for a few weeks. He ended up covering it with duct tape and blankets!

I had a Lazy Boy sectional for 20 years and mostly loved it. For the last couple of years, the back cushions were really deflated, but I had a dog constantly lay on top of them. Although it didn’t officially have slip covers, the covers did zip off the cushions and I washed them frequently, and they always looked nice after.

DH likes a big puffy recliner so we ordered a new Morrison power rocker recliner. I rarely recline so I ordered one for me that has the wooden handle to recline. The handle is so hard to pull I cannot recline if I want to. I regret not spending the extra $$$ to get the power version for myself. But don't tell DH I said that:).

We have two bonded leather recliners that are flaking but otherwise comfortable and in good shape. We put them in our fan cave with WVU seat covers on them so you can’t see the flaking. But yes, it was disappointing that it happened.

We got a couch and two armchairs about 25 years ago that are still alive and kicking in the condo we bought near my kids' university. Well, actually, the couch has one leg that broke off and can't be repaired, so it's sitting on some blocks ... but the cushions are still fluffy and everything else has held its shape! It really doesn't owe us anything at this point--it had a good 15 years in the living room, another 5 or 6 in the basement, and now is going on year 5 in a university 'pad'.

At the same time we purchased the set for our living room, we also bought a reclining couch and chair-and-a-half for our family room. Those didn't hold up nearly as well--cushions all got flat looking, recliner hardware on the couch wore out. I think they both lasted about 10 years or so.

The other LB piece that we've had was an oversized reclining chair. Hated it. It had the power recline and somehow you could never find the 'perfect' position--plus the back was a low one, so when you did recline all the way, your head (depending on your height!) wasn't comfortably on the cushion. We only used that one for a few years before we moved it into the basement and replaced it with an Eames chair knock off.

It’s the only brand of living room furniture that I buy.