Bryceton Fabric Manual Reclining Loveseat

When I looked up the weight of both recliners, it was heavy and seems as though it would be lighter to be separated. They brought one box with both connected inside. They carried it and didn't use a two-wheeler. We happened to be home. It was within the normal days we were expecting it. But we didn't get any phonecalls to schedule delivery. They did send emails from the third-party shipping company I couldn't open the links to schedule.  I emailed them back, but within a day or two, before they had time to reply, we heard the doorbell ring! Wow! We were happy to be home and get it on the first day available. The recliners themselves are wonderful. They are soft to the touch and medium soft to sit on. I need squishy soft and use a memory foam pad on it and it is fine. The back is tall to lean your head on.  The head cushion is a squishy softness. I would prefer softer as the seat cushion, but I think Bryceton knows if the cushion is too soft to sit on, it will wear out faster. It's nice the material itself is soft to touch. It's not cold leather. My husband and I don't enjoy cold leather. It's good to be manual open and close because it is quick. We had electric for a while, but they are v-e-r-y- slow. If you leave one of the feet open all the time, you can slide out either side to stand up. I have leg problems and can easily close it.  The recliner I used before this was very strong and difficult to close. On this one, the final click to make the feet close isn't too heavy and closes fine. The arms are very wide. I like the width to set my book on. The two recliners rub at the top to open or to close, but it's fine. It doesn't affect the integrity of the recliners. There are two extra arms (smaller) if you want to use the recliners separately. We couldn't find directions, but it didn't seem that difficult. We haven't separated them and only store the arms under our couch.