Good recliners with lumbar support (Raleigh, Garner: buy, price, store)

[jimtnc]

Need some info from you folks. I'm in the market for 2 well made recliners that have lumbar support that's not gonna flatten out in a year or two. Anyone have any recommendations? I read some of the other posts, but didn't really come away with a solid direction. Also, I'm not rich, so are there any well-made recliners like decribed above that reasonablly priced around the Raleigh/Garner area? I've had some good no-name recliners in the past, but the back support usually goes bye-bye. Thanks.

[jimtnc]

Hell, this board moves too fast for anyone to reply in a days time. Oh, well.

[jimtnc]

Sorry to intrude...must be the yankee zone here. Makes sense.

[lamishra]

Have you looked at the Lazy Boy store On Glenwood Ave? I went there recently with my mom to look at some stuff and was pleasantly suprised with their selection of furniture and recliners. I don't know about the lumbar support, but I did think their stuff seemed well made, nice looking compared to the ugly lazy boy recliners of the 80's and was VERY comfortable.

[jimtnc]

Okay, thanks for the reply. I'll look over La-Z-Boy and see what they have. They used to have a store down US401, but I guess they moved.

Being this far down the list I didn't think anyone would see the post.

[VickiR]

I'll second the La Z Boy store. There are a few of them around now: Glenwood Avenue and Falls of the Neuse Road.

Hubby bought a recliner there YEARS AGO and unfortunately, it won't fall apart as I want to replace it! It is blue and I changed colors in that room!

Vicki

[Poggly Woggly]

We bought a recliner from La-Z Boy out on Glenwood Ave. a few months ago...I believe it is the "Forte" or maybe the "Baylee" Anyway, the price was right around $500. We fight over it constantly....I guess we should go buy another one