SKU:
MM-3605-JAVA
MM-3605 Power Lift Recliner
$88999 USD
$1,14999
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
At this time we are only able to offer delivery in the Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas area.
The MM-3605 is a three-position power lift recliner upholstered in ultra-soft, water-repellent Burbank microdenier fabric. A USB port keeps devices charged while the full chaise pad provides head-to-toe comfort. Mega Motion FDA Class II Medical Devices are designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments.
Product Features- Ultra-soft water-repellent microdenier fabric
- Whisper-quiet power recline and lift
- Single-motor drive system
- Standard-glide ottoman and chaise-pad construction
- USB port in hand wand
- Two side storage pockets
- Emergency battery backup requires two 9-volt batteries
- Four leg levelers
- Heavy-duty steel lift mechanism and frame
- Position: 3-Position
- Suggested User Height: 5'4" to 5'10"
- Occupant Weight Limit: 325 lbs.
- Stocked Fabric: Burbank microdenier
- Drive System: Single motor
- Heat System: Not listed
- Massage System: Not listed
- Product Weight: 119 lbs.
- Origin: Import
- Seat Construction: Steel frame with sinuous wire wrapped in high-density foam
- Frame Construction: Furniture-grade laminate/plywood construction
- Warranty: Two years on parts and service
- Overall: 32.5"W x 38.5"D x 43.5"H
- Seat: 22"W x 20.5"D x 20.5"H
- Top of Back to Seat: 25.5"
- Distance to Wall: 17"
- Full Recline Length: 66"
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Neill's Homestore takes delivery seriously. Their staff will make sure your furniture arrives in the best condition, remove your old furniture, and will rearrange your room until you are satisfied.
At this time we are only able to offer delivery in the Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas area.










