If you want to put two rows of these seats in the room, and have room to recline and have feet up, how much depth does that take?
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I no longer have these, but I remember them well. I would say that the seats in the 2nd row need to be 4 feet away for optimal space, however...since the head part does not recline as low as the foot part on the units behind, you could really get away with 2 feet space between units.
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Two reclining positions. I wouldn't say you would recline to an absolutely flat on your back position but it's pretty close and moving from one position to the other is smooth with little effort. I've sat in some recliners that I require considerable effort pushing with your feet and back of your calf to move it back into an upright position so you can get out of the chair. This one is much easier to transition without it slipping on it's own accord. We are quite pleased with these chairs and for the price, you can't really beat it. They do not look cheap at all and have a contemporary style to them. Two reclining positions. I wouldn't say you would recline to an absolutely flat on your back position but it's pretty close and moving from one position to the other is smooth with little effort. I've sat in some recliners that I require considerable effort pushing with your feet and back of your calf to move it back into an upright position so you can get out of the chair. This one is much easier to transition without it slipping on it's own accord. We are quite pleased with these chairs and for the price, you can't really beat it. They do not look cheap at all and have a contemporary... » Read More Two reclining positions. I wouldn't say you would recline to an absolutely flat on your back position but it's pretty close and moving from one position to the other is smooth with little effort. I've sat in some recliners that I require considerable effort pushing with your feet and back of your calf to move it back into an upright position so you can get out of the chair. This one is much easier to transition without it slipping on it's own accord. We are quite pleased with these chairs and for the price, you can't really beat it. They do not look cheap at all and have a contemporary style to them. « Show Less
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The seat is 18 inches across and plenty deep. Forgot to measure depth and already put back on shelf in garage...sorry. If needed I can surely remeasure. I purchased these chairs so I'd have extra seating at the table. They do not work that we'll for this purpose as they angle down toward the back a lot. Fine for just sitting and visiting.
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I really can't imagine that, especially since there's barely room between the rows for your legs. Don't know how much room there would be in First Class or Business, though. From one end to the other it is maybe 20-22 inches. Hope this helps.
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The seat is 21.5" deep. It is 17" from the ground to the seat (my feet don't touch the ground).
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I didn't put the dividers up so I am not sure of the exact room sizes. You could for sure put a twin, possibly a full or queen, but because I didn't divide it up I don't want to tell you wrong.
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The fabric width where you sit can be opened to 5 feet wide. Hope that helps.
1090283
The chair has a "depth" of approximately 37 inches. We also bought a stand and that adds about another 8 inches to the depth.
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Go with the longer ones; they will reach almost to the floor. Either one will fit the width and depth of the chair.
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The seat is 18 inches deep. The measure from the front leg to the back leg is 26 inches. You will need a footprint of at least 40 inches for this bench to sit on and glide back and forth. I hope you find room because it is addictively comfortable.
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Probably 2 1/2 to 3 feet length and width and depth is about 8 to 10 inches. You have to put on the feet with bolt that are provided.
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Depending on size, if you don't mind stacking some dvds horizonatally on top of each other, and you don't want them to be two rows deep (I personally find that frustrating), you can fit about 195. It is a beautiful peace and I have gotten multiple complements on it. Plus I love the fact that it's solid wood and not pressboard. Such a small thing; seems like a hard thing find now a days. Hope that helps!
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The seat is about 1ft deep by 2ft wide. It is a 2 seater... And it works GREAT!
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Actually, the depth may be more like 13cm (5.12"). It depends how full you want to fill the space. This is an update.
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20 inches from the back to the front of the seat, unreclined. 36 inches with recliner extended. Seats are each 21 inches wide. They are roomy and have great support.
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Hi Marie, The dimensions are about 17" wide and 19" deep. I say about as there is a slight curvature to the seat. We use it in a recliner which is very roomy, so we have to do some adapting. You will sit higher on the lift which makes the arms, if you depend on them, low, so we use some pillows. We also push the base of he lift into the crack at the back of the seat. If you are struggling to get someone on their feet or wanting to use it as a tool for maintaining independence we recommend it. My husband has a problem getting on his feet and at times can be almost a dead weight. Without this I don't know what I would do!! Hi Marie, The dimensions are about 17" wide and 19" deep. I say about as there is a slight curvature to the seat. We use it in a recliner which is very roomy, so we have to do some adapting. You will sit higher on the lift which makes the arms, if you depend on them, low, so we use some pillows. We also push the base of he lift into the crack at the back of the seat. If you are struggling to get someone on their feet or wanting to use it as a tool for maintaining independence we recommend it. My husband has a problem getting on his feet and at times can be almost a dead weight.... » Read More Hi Marie, The dimensions are about 17" wide and 19" deep. I say about as there is a slight curvature to the seat. We use it in a recliner which is very roomy, so we have to do some adapting. You will sit higher on the lift which makes the arms, if you depend on them, low, so we use some pillows. We also push the base of he lift into the crack at the back of the seat. If you are struggling to get someone on their feet or wanting to use it as a tool for maintaining independence we recommend it. My husband has a problem getting on his feet and at times can be almost a dead weight. Without this I don't know what I would do!! « Show Less
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not too deep but enough to hold them in place. I really love this product and have reordered more so I can change them out. I change them probably every 8 to 10 months depending on the use of the chairs.