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Recliners

A recliner is more than a chair: it is your personal place to unwind. With an adjustable backrest, a footrest and often a rise assist you get comfort an ordinary armchair cannot offer. Our showroom in Enschede holds dozens of recliners from leading brands such as Het Anker, in leather and in fabric, so you can take your time trying different models before you choose.

Summer offer

10% extra off recliners

Throughout August on all recliners by Chill Line, Het Anker and DS meubels. In our showroom in Enschede and online.

Until 31 August

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Manual or electric adjustment

A manual recliner is adjusted with a lever on the side or by shifting your weight. The advantages: no power needed and usually a keener price. An electric recliner is adjusted with a remote control or buttons, often with several positions from upright to relaxed and reclined, and usually with a rise assist. Which suits you depends on your wishes, your space and how often you want to switch positions.

Extra functions for maximum comfort

Top models offer a massage function with different programmes, a heat function in the seat and backrest, and an automatic rise assist that helps you towards a standing position. That is welcome for anyone with back, neck or knee complaints. Our advisers will test the ergonomics with you on the spot: seat height, lumbar support and an adjustable headrest can make the difference between sitting well and sitting perfectly.

Leather or fabric and which colours

Leather in cognac, brown, black or anthracite is classic and very hard-wearing, and generally lasts longer than fabric. Microfibre feels soft and is practical to care for. Velvet and bouclé are there for anyone looking for something luxurious or warm. Every upholstery has its own look and feel, so let the showroom guide you on how it sits and feels.

Care and lifespan

With daily use a quality recliner lasts many years. Wipe leather with a slightly damp cloth and feed it occasionally with a suitable leather product, and vacuum fabric regularly with a soft brush. The mechanism is reliable in normal use, and our technicians can replace parts such as motors should that ever be needed.

Why buy your recliner at Mokana

You choose a good recliner by trying it. In our home store at Hogelandsingel 49 in Enschede you can sit in the models and feel the difference between manual, electric and the comfort functions. Our own delivery team delivers throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, assembles your new recliner on site and explains how it works. Paying in instalments is possible.

What else goes with a recliner

If you are after a fixed chair with no adjustable parts, take a look at our other armchairs. For a complete seating area, pair a recliner with a matching sofa and a rug that defines the corner. Our advisers are happy to help you find the right combination for your room and the way you like to sit.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an armchair and a recliner?

An armchair is a fixed chair with no adjustable parts. A recliner has an electrically or manually adjustable backrest and footrest, often with extra functions such as massage, heat or a rise assist.

What does a rise assist do?

A rise assist lifts the seat up and forward, so you can get out of the chair more easily. Handy for anyone with back, knee or hip complaints.

Can I operate the recliner with a remote control?

On electric models you can, usually with a button on the side or a separate remote control. Some models remember your favourite positions.

Which recliner is good for back complaints?

Choose a model with lumbar support, an adjustable headrest and possibly massage in the back plus heat. In our showroom in Enschede we test the ergonomics with you on the spot.

How long does a recliner last?

With normal, daily use a quality model lasts many years. Leather generally outlasts fabric, and our technicians can replace parts such as motors.

Can I try different models?

Yes, in our home store at Hogelandsingel 49 in Enschede the models stand side by side so you can compare manual, electric and the comfort functions at your leisure.