Recliners and Gliding Rockers
Pictured below are a few of the most popular recliners offered at House of Oak & Sofas. Stop by our store to see the full selection of recliners and rocker recliners.
Mission Recliner
This mission-style recliner is all American manufactured with Holmes County, Ohio Amish building the wooden frame (from solid straight grain oak or quarter sawn oak) and the Ort furniture company in Alliance, Ohio doing the upholstery work. The smooth recliner mechanism complements the broad oak arms which double as "tables" for a remote, or a cup of coffee. Available only in leather shown and hundreds of fabrics. This recliner continues to be our best selling wood-armed recliner. This recliner is available in both the Ohio and Virginia stores.
Leather Mission recliner (Pictured)
- Quarter Sawn - Solid Northern White Oak
- Michael's - Cherry Finish
- 100% Top Grain Leather - "New Castle" - Brown
- Height: 41 1/2"
- Width: 34"
- Seat Depth: 21" 361
Leather Mission recliner (Also Available)
- Straight Cut - Red Oak
- Standard SEELY Finish
- 100% Top Grain Leather - "New Castle" - Brown
- Height: 41 1/2"
- Width: 34"
- Seat Depth: 21"
Triton Wall Recliner
The Triton recliner from Flexsteel features a wide seat and broad arms and comes in single chair, sofa or sectional styles. The seat is generous, the mechanism is smooth, and cover choices in leather or fabric are limitless. Come in and try it out. We keep it on the floor in leather and fabric in our Virginia store.
The Triton Wall Recliner is available in fabric or leather and measures 47"H x 41"W x 44"D
Clarke Recliner
For this year, the Clarke recliner is our number one seller in the Virginia store. Customers just can't get over the comfort level and it keeps selling over and over. Make sure you try this one out when choosing a recliner. As with many of our fully upholstered recliners, the Clarke is available as a rocking recliner, wall hugger, or swivel recliner model.
The Clarke Recliner measures 41"H x 35"W x 41"D
Swing Rockers
Swing rocker sales are enjoying a revival in our store. We sold hundreds of them in the early 90's and then sales dropped off as less expensive imports came into the market. However, it appears the $99 import model may have been the bottom of that trend and today our customers appear to be seeking out a higher quality alternative. Also, in the meantime, many hospital birthing centers added swing rockers to their rooms and new mothers and grandmothers alike have come to appreciate the "smooth ride" that the ball bearings of the swing rocker provide. Check out this category in our store today. Amish-crafted quality in the frame and hundreds of fabric choices in the cushion make this rocker a great addition to your decor.