Lull Chenille Rocking Armchair - Slate Grey
- Metal rocking basegentle motion a fixed-leg chair cannot offer
- 42 cm seat height and 47 cm seat depthpublished figures, not estimates
- 10.5 kg in slate grey chenillelight enough to reposition once you find the arc
Description
A metal rocking base under a chenille-covered shell: the Lull moves gently rather than sitting still. Seat height is 42 cm with 47 cm of seat depth, the chair overall measures 79 cm wide by 68 cm deep by 91 cm high, and it weighs 10.5 kg. Slate grey chenille and rubberwood legs keep the look quiet.
79 cm wide, plus the room the rocking needs
79 × 68 × 91 cm (W × D × H)
Seventy-nine centimetres is a wide footprint and the 91 cm back adds height above it. What the three numbers do not capture is the rocking arc: the chair tilts back on its metal base, so it needs clear space behind rather than being pushed against the skirting. Seat height is 42 cm with 47 cm of seat depth.
A 42 cm seat on a metal rocking base
Seat height of 42 cm and seat depth of 47 cm on the Lull are the two figures that decide whether a chair fits the person sitting in it. Above them, a 91 cm back and padded armrests support a reclined position. The metal rocking base supplies the motion — a gentle tilt that needs clearance behind the chair.
Slate grey chenille over a metal rocking base
Chenille fabric in slate grey over new foam, on a metal rocking base with rubberwood legs. Chenille pile gives slate grey real depth, and the tone can read differently depending on the light in the room — worth allowing for if you are matching it to existing furniture. Brush-vacuum the pile rather than scrubbing it.
Dimensions & materials
- Assembled size: 79 × 68 × 91 cm (W × D × H)
- Seat height: 42 cm; seat depth: 47 cm
- Product weight: 10.5 kg
- Materials: chenille fabric, new foam, metal rocking base, rubberwood legs
- Colour: Slate Grey
- Ships as one carton: 69 × 33 × 69 cm, 12 kg
- Package contents: 1 × Armchair, 1 × Assembly Manual
Assembly & delivery
Assembly is required, and the carton holds 1 × Armchair together with 1 × Assembly Manual. It measures 69 × 33 × 69 cm and weighs 12 kg. Build it in the room it will live in, then test the rocking arc before settling on a final position. Most orders ship the next business day, with nationwide delivery across New Zealand.
A reading corner that moves with you
A reading corner where you want movement rather than a static seat is the Lull's case: the metal base rocks gently and the 42 cm seat height makes getting in and out straightforward. In a main bedroom the arc is the catch — 79 cm of width plus rocking clearance behind is the real allowance, not the footprint alone.
How much clearance does the slate grey Lull chenille rocking armchair need behind it?
Rocking chairs travel backwards as they tilt, so the slate grey Lull cannot sit flush against a wall the way a fixed chair can. Leave a clear gap behind the 68 cm depth and test the arc before deciding where the chair lives. Skirting boards and radiators are the two things the back most often finds.
What is the seat height on the slate grey Lull chenille rocking armchair?
Forty-two centimetres to the top of the seat, with 47 cm of seat depth — both figures are published for this chair rather than estimated. A 42 cm seat is an easy height to stand up from, which matters more on a rocking chair than a fixed one because the base moves as you rise. Plant your feet before standing.
Is the 79 cm wide slate grey Lull rocking armchair too big for a main bedroom?
Seventy-nine centimetres across means that in a main bedroom the Lull wants a dedicated corner rather than a gap between furniture. Add rocking clearance behind and the real allowance grows further. Where the space exists, you get the full 91 cm back and the padded armrests.
How does the metal rocking base on the slate grey Lull chenille armchair move?
The metal base rocks the whole chair through a gentle tilt rather than sliding it forwards and back. Motion comes from shifting your weight, so it responds to how you sit rather than needing to be pushed. Check the base fixings during assembly and again after the first few weeks, as with any moving furniture.
Does slate grey chenille change appearance under different lighting on the Lull armchair?
Slate grey chenille reads differently depending on the light in the room, so the pile catches light along its length and the same fabric can look cooler or warmer through the day. Judge the tone in the room it will live in rather than from a single photograph.
What comes in the 12 kg carton with the slate grey Lull rocking armchair?
One armchair and one assembly manual, packed in a carton of 69 × 33 × 69 cm weighing 12 kg. Assembly is required, and the manual is the thing to find first rather than last. The flat 33 cm carton depth makes it an easier delivery to get through a doorway than the assembled 68 cm chair. Most orders ship the next business day.
Warranty & returns
Manufacturing defects covered from delivery, for normal home use.
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