Yarbury 2 Seater Manual Recliner

• 2 seater manual recliner sofa in dark grey water-repellent fabric
  
• Independent pull-handle reclining on both seats
• Pocket spring, foam and fibre seat filling for deep comfort
• Tall back and generously cushioned arms for full support
• Water-repellent fabric — practical for family life
  
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Two-Seat Reclining Comfort, Simply Done

The Yarbury 2 Seater Manual Recliner offers both occupants independent reclining control via a smooth pull-handle mechanism — no electronics, no complexity. At 150cm wide, it fits comfortably in most living rooms and works well as either a standalone sofa or as part of a larger suite with the matching armchair or 3 seater.

The tall, generously padded back provides real head and neck support when reclined, making it genuinely usable for extended relaxation.

Substance Beneath the Surface

The seat construction combines pocket springs with foam and fibre topping — a layered approach that avoids the common pitfall of cheaper recliners going flat quickly. The dark grey textured polyester fabric has enough visual texture to add character without being busy, and the water-repellent treatment means minor spills can be wiped away before they become stains.

As a result, the Yarbury is an excellent choice for households with children or pets.

Built for the Long Term

The Yarbury 2 Seater pairs naturally with the Yarbury armchair and 3 seater to complete the collection. For more two-seater recliner options, browse our manual recliner sofas and chairs range. If you're also considering power reclining, our power recliner collection is worth a look.

 

Sofa Care

Your sofa cushion bears the brunt of day-to-day use, you make your bed daily and your sofa needs the same attention. In order to keep them looking and feeling at their best, we recommend the following:

• Cushions tend to flatten over time, this is a normal part of wear and tear. By plumping your sofa cushions regularly, you can extend their life and keep them looking fuller for longer. Foam cushions require plumping at least once a week. Fibre cushions require more frequent attention to keep them looking their best, we recommend daily.
  
  
• Vacuum regularly to remove dust using a brush attachment. Clean the fabric with a damp cloth if necessary. Do not over-wet the fabric and allow it to dry fully before use. Do not use strong liquid cleaners. Test any cleaning products on an inconspicuous area first. We recommend professional cleaning of all cushion covers.