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<blockquote data-quote="Rajder" data-source="post: 1363617" data-attributes="member: 11636">Obviously lazy boy is the near unamimous choice and for good reason.&nbsp; Recently I bought the Lane comfort king recliner.&nbsp; It is bigger than every other recliner out there and very comfortable.&nbsp; It is Lane&#039;s top of the line recliner and suppossedly made to support guys up to like 6&#039; 8&quot; and 350+ lbs.&nbsp; I went through 3 different recliners in a matter of months because the same stupid thing on the footrest mechanism kept breaking.&nbsp; And Mathis brothers only wanted to keep fixing it instead of taking the recliner back.&nbsp; I played hell trying to get them to exchange that POS for a Lazy Boy.&nbsp; They tell you that they have like a 5 or 10 year warrenty but the truth is that only the parts and labor warrenty is for 1 year.&nbsp; After that the parts are warrentied and the labor is not.&nbsp; So when a $0.75 bolt breaks you have to pay the labor bill and they pick up the parts bill.Like everyone else has said, just buy the Lazy Boy up front.&nbsp; It will save you alot of headache down the road.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rajder, post: 1363617, member: 11636"] Obviously lazy boy is the near unamimous choice and for good reason. Recently I bought the Lane comfort king recliner. It is bigger than every other recliner out there and very comfortable. It is Lane's top of the line recliner and suppossedly made to support guys up to like 6' 8" and 350+ lbs. I went through 3 different recliners in a matter of months because the same stupid thing on the footrest mechanism kept breaking. And Mathis brothers only wanted to keep fixing it instead of taking the recliner back. I played hell trying to get them to exchange that POS for a Lazy Boy. They tell you that they have like a 5 or 10 year warrenty but the truth is that only the parts and labor warrenty is for 1 year. After that the parts are warrentied and the labor is not. So when a $0.75 bolt breaks you have to pay the labor bill and they pick up the parts bill. Like everyone else has said, just buy the Lazy Boy up front. It will save you alot of headache down the road. [/QUOTE]

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