Seating

Recliners and rows — where you actually watch. Compare verified specs, real pricing and home-theater compatibility across every model we track.

A recliner is the one component you buy with a tape measure: get the per-seat width, the fully-reclined depth, or the wall clearance wrong and the row either won't fit the room or won't fully recline in it. So those are the numbers this catalog leads with — seat width, reclined depth, recline type, and weight capacity per seat — each recorded from the manufacturer's own spec with per-field provenance. The honest limit shapes what you see: home-theater seating makers are wildly inconsistent about publishing per-seat specs. Some state only an overall footprint and never the seat-area width; others never publish a per-seat weight capacity. The catalog focuses on the models with those fit-and-safety specs published; where a maker leaves one of them unstated, the product page shows it as unknown rather than a guessed number, and models whose published specs fall too far short are held in our database until the missing dimensions get published. Prices are live estimates from tracked retailers, cheapest first. Measuring your room first? Seating distance sets your screen size too; the home-theater seating guide covers the dimensions that matter and the full brand landscape — including Palliser, the brand shoppers ask us about most.