Peterson Push Back Recliner

I purchased this recliner to go into a smaller living room and it's a wonderful addition--the arms are relatively narrow to other "compact" recliners which makes it take up about as much room as a fixed chair when upright. The pillow-back has a clean look without excessive ornamentation (I've seen furniture tacks, trim, piping, and all sorts of extraneous decoration but this model has a very tidy appearance. The footrest that flips up has a rather hard feel to it--it can be uncomfortable if the backs of your legs reach the end. One significant advantage over my old recliner is the narrow dimension would allow me to place two chairs in a space that could only comfortably fit one before. The chair arrives in a box that fits easily through most doorways, so no need to unbox it and move awkwardly into a room. Assembly just involves slipping the back and sides into locking brackets and ******** the legs on. (No tools are required aside from a very careful box knife to open the carton)