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Massage Recliners

A massage recliner is a reclining chair with a built-in massage function in the back or seat, made for easing tension while you rest. This page carries power lift, swivel rocker and classic styles, most with heat as well, from 34.5 to 40.9 inches wide, in vegan leather, velvet, chenille and polyester.

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Brown Velvet Swivel Recliner, Massage and Heat Sale price$650 Regular price$815
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Charcoal Power Lift Recliner, Massage and Heat Sale price$760 Regular price$950
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Camel Velvet Power Lift Recliner, Massage and Heat Sale price$1,055 Regular price$1,320
Save $410Dark Brown Chenille Power Lift Recliner, Massage and Heat
Dark Brown Chenille Power Lift Recliner, Massage and Heat Sale price$1,635 Regular price$2,045
Save $210Black Chenille Swivel Rocker Recliner, Massage

Heated massage recliner features

A heated massage recliner pairs massage with a warming function, and most models here offer both, while select models massage without heat. Massage modes, intensity settings and controls vary by model, so check each listing for what it includes.

Some models add USB charging and cup holders, which keeps a phone and a drink within reach during a long session.

Massage recliner chair sizes and room fit

A massage recliner chair here measures 34.5 to 40.9 inches wide, 34.7 to 41 inches deep and 39.4 to 40.9 inches tall where the maker lists sizes. Plan open floor in front for the footrest and space behind for the back to tilt.

Power lift models also need room in front, because the whole chair tilts forward to help you stand.

Power lift recliner and swivel rocker options

Some massage models here are a power lift recliner, which uses a motor to recline and to raise and tilt the chair forward so standing up takes less effort. Some are swivel rockers that turn and rock gently while upright.

Select models recline manually with a handle or by leaning back, which suits anyone who prefers a simpler mechanism.

Massage recliner upholstery and construction

Massage recliner upholstery here includes vegan leather, velvet, chenille and polyester. Vegan leather wipes clean easily, while velvet and chenille feel softer. Colors include gray, brown, black, blue, green, pink and white.

Construction varies: some models list solid pine with plywood panels and an iron or steel frame, and some list a metal frame, so check the construction line on each listing.

Massage chair recliner care and safe use

A massage chair recliner is an electrical appliance as well as a chair, so plug it straight into a wall outlet and keep the cord out of walkways. Use massage and heat in short sessions and follow the timer and guidance for your model.

Keep children and pets clear of the footrest and lift mechanism. Vacuum fabric with an upholstery attachment and wipe vegan leather with a soft cloth.

Specifications

Width range
34.5 to 40.9 in
Depth range
34.7 to 41 in
Height range
39.4 to 40.9 in
Seat height range
19.5 in
Seat depth range
22 in
Materials available
solid wood, vegan leather, velvet, chenille, metal
Colors available
gray, brown, black, blue, green, pink, white
Features available
reclining, power recline, swivel, rocking, lift, massage, heated, USB charging, cup holders
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Frequently asked questions

Are massage recliners worth it?
Massage recliners are worth it for people who would use a recliner daily and want regular, gentle relief for a tired back or legs. They combine two purchases in one chair and fit a living room better than a full massage chair. They are less worthwhile if you rarely recline, since you pay for motors and controls you will not use.
What is the best massage recliner?
The best massage recliner is the one that matches your needs and room. Choose a power lift model if standing up is hard, a swivel rocker if you like to turn and move, and heat if you want warmth with the massage. Then confirm the size fits your space with the footrest open and pick upholstery that suits your household.
What is air massage in a recliner?
Air massage in a recliner uses airbags inside the upholstery that inflate and deflate to squeeze and release the body, much like a compression massage. It differs from vibration massage, which uses small motors to create a buzzing or pulsing feel, and from roller massage. Massage types vary by model, so check each listing to see which type a chair uses.
Can you use a massage chair as a regular recliner?
Yes. A massage recliner works as a regular recliner whenever the massage is switched off, so you can sit upright, recline and raise the footrest as usual. That is the main difference from a full massage chair, which is often bulkier and built mainly for massage sessions. Keep the chair plugged in if it uses power to recline or lift.
How does the massage function work in recliners?
In most recliners, the massage function comes from small motors or other massage units built into the back, seat or leg rest. A remote or side control switches them on, selects zones and changes the intensity or pattern, and many models include an automatic timer. Heated models add a warming element, usually controlled separately from the massage.
What should you look for in a massage recliner?
Look first at how you will use it: a power lift helps people who find standing hard, a swivel rocker adds movement, and heat adds warmth. Then check the size with the footrest open, where the power cord will reach an outlet, which massage zones are included, and whether the upholstery is easy to clean for your household.
Is a recliner with heat and massage safe to use every day?
For most people, a recliner with heat and massage is safe to use every day in short sessions, following the timer and instructions for the model. Avoid falling asleep with heat running, and keep the cord in good condition. Anyone who is pregnant, has a pacemaker, circulation problems or reduced sensation should ask a doctor before using massage or heat.