Recommendation for a cheap, yet quality, recliner for a small room?

This is how I buy most of my stuff now. Everything I've gotten has been great quality and delivered quickly.

http://www.wayfair.com/filters/Recliners-l804-c413904-P6463~0~250.html

 

No specific recommendations, but there are a few $200 one-seat recliners from Sears Outlet. If you'd prefer a brick and mortar.

http://www.searsoutlet.com/d/produc...rCascading=sp&lsStores=null&flt_sp=[*+TO+400]

 

If you want to physically see it before buying- BEL furniture has cheap,good quality recliners for I believe under $200. They are smaller so that's why they're cheaper I think.

 

Second for wayfair.com. My wife buys a lot of stuff from there and it's pretty decent quality for the price.

 

Big Lots.

 

This. I got my couch plus a chair and a half recliner from there and have been very happy with both.

 

Be careful with buying cheap recliners. Check and make sure the frame is made from either solid wood or metal and not that particle board type stuff. We bought a $200 Serta recliner from Big Lots that broke within a week. My 16 year old brother, who can't weigh more then about 140-150 pounds, plopped down into it hard as hell and we heard the thing snap like a twig.

I returned it and ended up going to one of those jammed pack furniture stores you see all around town and spent $500 (after talking them down from $700) on an Ashley recliner. Even got them to do free delivery on New Years Eve. Real leather unlike the bonded leather on the old recliner, and it has a metal frame. My brother isn't allowed to sit in this one when he comes over.

 

OT: Are OP and Outlier related in any way?

Almost every thread from these two guys asking for suggestions has some element of "cheap" in it which narrows down the possibilities.

We all want cheap things but that'll affect quality and beggars can't be choosers.

 

For $200, you aren't exactly going to get a high quality product.

 

FWIW, it was on sale also. I believe it would've normally cost more.

But still, your statement holds true. That recliner was crap.

 

Speaking of furniture...

Where does everyone go for furniture?

I'm moving into my first home and I want to find living room furniture(looking at sectionals) and want suggestions if possible.

 

Mom and pop furniture stores. They're all over the city and sell the same or same quality stuff that you find at the big furniture stores. If they don't have what you want they can order it. Plus you can haggle for cheaper prices (This is a actually a must).

Also, Rooms To Go. Nice quality furniture with great financing options.

 

Thanks a lot! I'll definitely check them out.

 

Rooms to go furniture is not quality. Most of it is made from cheap pressed wood or plywood. Their tables are normally laminate/wood veneer covering cheap pressed wood.

I've learned this lesson the hardway. You get what you pay for with furniture. Getting real, good quality furniture will mean you aren't replacing it and aren't disappointed with it in a few years.

 

The downside is, you better be happy with the style, because you'll have it for so long and it will be expensive.

Almost all furniture stores sell low-end furniture, but plenty will offer both, and you just have to make a choice.

 

This. You have to know what you're looking for in order to weed out the stuff that isn't up to standard.