Leather 4 Seater Recliner Sofa
If you're in the market for a leather recliner four seater sofa, look no farther. We have a variety of fashionable options to fit any living room.
Our leather sofas with reclining capabilities are available in two versions: manual and power. Power recliners allow you to control the recline angle with the push of a button and many come with convenient USB charging built into.
Comfort
A leather recliner with 4 seats gives you the best comfort due to its spring seating and high quality reflex foam upholstery. Some models have a chaise for extra support. Manual reclining sofas can be operated using your body weight. More Help can also opt for reclining sofas powered by electricity that provide luxurious reclining at the touch of one button. Many of these designs also feature practical USB charging built into the control panel.
Choose a reclining leather couch which can double as an extra bed for guests at night. This will provide you with luxury sofa comfort during the day and a guest bed at night. You can find this type of sofa in both contemporary and traditional styles.
Durability
A leather-covered reclining sofa is not only robust, but will last longer than other fabrics if they are properly cared for. Natural top grain leathers of the highest quality can last 20+ years and improve with age, but even lower-grade "corrected" top grain leathers can stand up well to everyday use for a period of 10+ years. The frame, springs and mechs will also last an extended period of time. In fact I've seen usable reclining couches with frame issues almost 100 years old (the leather was fine, but the frames were stout and there was no damage to the springs or mechs).
The fabric and construction of the upholstery are the most important factors for durability. A 100% synthetic or polyurethane material of high quality should last for as long as top grain corrected leather. The fabric is equally important. Look for materials that are easy to clean and won't stain easily from sweating bodies.
The non-seating areas of reclining couches made of leather are usually covered in vinyl or a blend of polyurethane/vinyl. These are more durable than split leathers (bottom grain) that are used for the seating areas of recliner sofas. Split leathers are easily damaged or stained and don't stand up to repeated use like vinyl. Avoid anything made of bonded leather as it is likely to peel off and flake off.
If you can, choose a sofa that has a non-seating space in top grain leather while the seats are made of the same synthetic material or polyurethane. This will give you the appearance of a leather piece but at a much lower price. For most rooms, a sofa/loveseat combination is the best option. Sectionals are a bit more expensive, but they tend to be used only in one space and are difficult to replace.
Care
The key to a sofa's long-lasting durability is regular maintenance. A reputable manufacturer will provide detailed instructions for how to care for your sofa. It is essential to keep the sofa away from sunlight and moisture. It's also best to avoid using abrasive cleaners or alcohol on the surface of the couch, which may damage the leather. It is recommended to have your leather sofa cleaned by a professional leather cleaner when you notice any signs like cracks or fading.
To reduce the risk of scratches, snags and other damage to the leather, choose soft-bristle attachments for your vacuum cleaner, rather than stiff bristles from dustpan and brush sets. These attachments can remove dirt from the corners of your sofa and drastically reduce the chance of damaging your furniture. It's recommended to vacuum your sofa regularly approximately every two or three weeks. This will help to remove the dirt that has built up on the sofa's surface and in the corners of the leather, which is often difficult to reach using a regular vacuum.
If you have an area of stain or spot on your leather sofa it is important to act quickly. A quick reaction will help to ensure that spills or staining is absorbed before they cause any damage. You can apply a damp cloth to remove any stains or discoloration. If you notice the presence of a stain, which is damaging the leather couch, it is best to contact an expert cleaner. They might be able to use more intensive methods to eliminate the stain.
If your sofa has been treated and is ready to be enjoyed once more! A commercial leather conditioner of top quality can help get rid of dirt and stains from your leather sofa making it easier to clean. If your sofa's leather hasn't been recently conditioned, be sure to start with a clean, dry cloth and apply the conditioner to the surface of your couch, paying particular attention to any nooks and crannies. After the conditioner is applied and dried, it's best to leave the couch alone for a while to allow the conditioner time to work and stop any excess oil from staining your furniture.