Anyone have Seatcraft seats?

Did you see any dimensions on there? They look nice...

I wish they had a three built like the two without arm rests....

I don't have a lot of room in my front row at all.

Any update?

Did you go with the seatcraft brand? I my self am considering it.

Bumping to the top interested in this as well. Looks like it may be remarketed Coaster parts.

Thanks for bumping this. I don't have any info on the quality of the sofa, but its exactly what I'm looking for too. I wanted something sort of theater seating-like, with reclining capability, but also that one could lay down on. I was also looking for cloth rather than leather. I love the look of leather, but long hours on a leather chair can get sort of hot after awhile. This pretty meets everything I want. They even make it in the color I want (black). Now if I can only find it for a bit cheaper.

Edit to add that in a short bit of searching, I did find another seller with a lower price here, but looks like they only sell them in leather.

Sorry for bumping this old thread, but I was wondering if anyone knew of any good deals on the Vesta, or any comparable theater-type seats that owners can fold the arms up on and lay down on if they want.

I am bumping this because I too am wondering if anyone has any of these Seatcraft brand seats. I have been doing a lot of searching for more "budget" seats compared to the Palliser brand and what not, and came across the Seatcraft Venetian seats which i like the style of.

I don't see many reviews or anything online of these seats so I thought I'd just ask here if anyone in general has any experience with Seatcraft seats, and if so, how do they like them?

Thanks.

I saw both Seatcraft and the Palliser seats in person at a local store. From afar, Seatcraft looks nice. In fact, they look more like real furniture than other available models. However, upon close inspection, the manufacturing quality and attention to detail isn't there. And I pretty much discounted them after I saw the visible mechanical parts and the way the footrest looked when extended. I think I sat in one anyway but it didn't leave enough of an impression on me either way--at least not enough to be memorable. But if budget is your primary concern, perhaps they would be a good choice as they are significantly less expensive than your Palliser options.

I ended up getting some Berkline seats from Roman with his closeout deals. Hope to get them by Monday.