Acme Zuriel Loveseat (Motion) in Red PU

Update - less than a year later - The faux leather is good. Still looks nice. Problems - this loveseat recliner is made for small people. If you are over 5'6" and 200 lbs, I would not recommend this recliner. BF is tall and muscular, over 250# and the mechanism gets stuck when reclining. He has to roll out of the chair because the foot rest won't go down(which doesn't work well when I am sitting next to him too). It was funny at first... Once you get out of the chair you can put the foot rest down. But that isn't how it is supposed to work. Also, the cushioning is not at thick as it used to be. I can feel the metal bars of the recliner when I sit down. Buyers remorse on this loveseat recliner... I would NOT buy this chair again nor does it hold up over time. We haven't even had it a year yet. If you are small and light, go for it, the chair might work for you.The faux leather looks good, it was easy to assemble and reclines easily. The issue arrises when my partner tries to get out of the reclined position and put the foot rest down. He is a tall, larger man and the seat back will not fully come back up so he can not get the foot rest back down. I have to sit up on my side and put down my footrest in order for him to slide out of the seat, stand and then put the footrest down. I think the loveseat was created for much smaller people. I have tried his "side" and I can make it work, but for a larger person it does not. Both of our feet hang off the end of the foot rests too (I am 5'7"). Sooooo.... If you are a larger person, you may want to rethink this purchase. But other than that part, we love it.

Loving my chair! It is very comfortable & installation is very simple, only takes a couple minutes. Only problem is kicking the foot rest back in place ain't gonna happen. You've gotta sit upright & push it in with your hands, which is not really a big deal for me. I'll give yall an update in a few months to see if it stands the test of time.

My sofa arrived two days ago & I'm loving it. It's not a big bulky sofa & a snap to put together. It's very strong & fits well in my small living room. Thanks Amazon.

I purchased this chair following back surgery, and needing something inexpensive. It is very comfortable, easy assembly, nice color, rocking chair recliner, but it’s very hard to get the footrest to go back down and click into place. I often need someone else to come over and push the footrest closed so I can get up. I am 3-months post surgery and have the leg strength to do this myself now but sometimes the mechanism just won’t click into place. I think the mechanism is faulty and worry it is breaking and one day soon will not be functional at all. Only purchased two months ago, so this is not good news. Overall it’s comfy, I like that it rocks, but be prepared to be stuck in your chair needing someone to help you up.**update: after about 9 months, the chair still works, still pretty comfy, can get up on my own now, but still have to struggle to get the footrest to click into place. I have to get my feet into just the right position to click the footrest in just the right way. There’s just no getting out of this chair quickly.

I bought this loveseat for personal use. I sit in it at least six hours a day and write. I will give it that I do some times lean in the right seat and type away. The problem is the seat cushion has compressed so low that I have to use a pillow to keep from sitting at an angle. My last loveseat lasted twelve years with the same wear and tear. So no I'm not pleased with the product. Of course it lasted the thirty days. So now I'm out five hundred dollars and have to sit on three pillows to fell comfortable. . I would send a photo if I knew how. You know it is and old age thing.

First, we love this chair! It is smaller than similar chairs, which makes a perfect nursing chair, because you can easily take advantage of the padded arms to help support baby by leaning to left or right, rather than having to scootch from one aide to the other.As other reviewers have mentioned, the leg rest is ridiculously difficult to pop back down into place. I would not recommend for anyone who is weak or convalescing. However, we have found a manageable work around. Try forcing the leg rest down as you sit up, as usual. It won’t likely lock into place as expected, but if as you stand you push back on the rest, it will then click into place. We had a few laughs trying unsuccessfully to kick it into place while sitting. Really, it’s a design flaw, but we would still buy the chair again despite it. Finally, the chair may not be suited for larger people. I recommend you read the measurements and then compare to the chairs you are accustomed to - particularly the seat width.

Assumed I was ordering a "RED" recliner since that is actually detailed in the DESCRIPTION. . . Not so. Arrived timely and was opened by my husband and assembled before I saw that it was NOT red, but actually BROWN--Not even a reddish-brown. . . . Not happy because I know it will be a real hassle to have it picked back up . . . . .

The chair came earlier that expected which was nice. It was easy to put together. It is pretty. It's not as comfortable as I expected but not uncomfortable. I had high expectations because my sister has a very comfortable recliner bought from Amazon. They were out of what she bought. I WAS disappointed because it tore not long after I bought it under the arm cushion. I bought some red tape to repair it and you can't tell it happened because it's hidden.