A Kian power reclining sectional seats the whole family in one L-shaped unit, with power recliners at both ends and a console for drinks and devices. Every Kian sectional in this collection uses power recline, and most layouts come with either 2 or 3 power recliners. Use this guide to compare layouts, motor styles and room sizes before you choose.

What Makes a Kian Power Reclining Sectional Different?

A Kian power reclining sectional is different because it is built from separate modules, each with its own function. Like the rest of Kian furniture, each sectional comes from a single series, so every module shares the same cover, color and mechanism. A typical 6-piece layout includes 6 modules:

•        Left-arm facing (LAF) power recliner

•        Right-arm facing (RAF) power recliner

•        Power armless recliner or armless chair

•        Corner wedge with separate seat and back

•        Armless chair

•        Power console with cupholders and storage

Each power seat has its own switch, and many layouts add USB ports or wireless charging pads for phones and tablets. Those modules combine into two main layouts, defined by how many seats recline.

Should You Choose 2 or 3 Power Recliners?

You should choose 3 power recliners if most people in your home like to recline at the same time, and 2 power recliners if the middle seats mostly serve guests. The 3-recliner version swaps one fixed armless chair for a power armless recliner.

The chaise layout on the Park City series adds a power chaise-bed section in a left-arm or right-arm facing version, so pick the side that matches your wall and walkway. Beyond the number of recliners, the motor style changes how each seat feels.

What Is the Difference Between Power and Dual Power Sectionals?

The difference between power and dual power sectionals is control. A power sectional moves the back and footrest together with one button, while a dual power sectional lets you raise the footrest and lower the back independently. Dual power works well for people who want their legs up while sitting upright, and the Draper series adds zero gravity recline that lifts the knees above the heart for a weightless feel.

Both styles plug into a wall outlet, and both include a power console in most layouts. Motor style matters, but the size of your room decides which sectional actually fits.

How Do You Fit a Reclining Sectional in Your Living Room?

To fit a reclining sectional in your living room, measure the two walls it will sit against and leave space for every footrest to open. Kian sectionals typically run about 8.5 to 12 feet (2.6 to 3.7 m) along the long side, and each reclining seat needs roughly 24 to 30 inches (61 to 76 cm) of clear floor in front. Measure doorways and hallways as well, because delivery is the next consideration.

How Does a Kian Sectional Get Through the Door?

A Kian sectional gets through the door one module at a time, because each section ships in its own carton. Most single-seat cartons stand under 30 inches (76 cm) tall, and the corner wedge usually ships in two low cartons, so standard doorways and hallways rarely cause problems. The pieces connect in the room once delivery is complete.

Where Should the Power Console Go?

The power console should sit between two seats that face the TV, so cupholders and chargers stay within reach of the most-used spots. Keep the console near an outlet, because it often powers the charging features on that side of the sectional.

Which Upholstery Works Best on a Reclining Sectional?

Fabric works best on a reclining sectional for most families, because it stays soft, breathes in warm weather and hides everyday wear. Shoppers comparing other brands can browse all sectional sofas at Ornate Home, yet Kian keeps its upholstery choices focused on 3 options:

•        Fabric in tones such as iron, graphite, brown, thunder and black

•        Leatherette in smoke on the Draper series

•        Light cream fabric on the Park City series

Leatherette wipes clean fast and suits homes with kids, while cream fabric brightens a darker room. Upholstery is settled; the final questions cover setup and matching pieces.

What Should You Know Before Buying a Kian Sectional?

You should know how power, layout and matching pieces work before buying a Kian sectional. The answers below cover the questions shoppers ask most.

Do Kian Power Reclining Sectionals Need an Outlet?

Yes, Kian power reclining sectionals need a wall outlet to operate the recliners and the console. Route cords along the back of the sectional, and plan a floor outlet if the sectional floats in the middle of the room.

Can You Rearrange a Kian Sectional Later?

You can move the armless pieces and console within the layout, but the left-arm and right-arm facing recliners always stay on their own ends. Choose a chaise or corner side that fits your room before ordering.

Can You Add a Matching Kian Recliner?

Yes, many sectional series also offer a matching chair. Browse Kian recliners to find a power reclining chair in the same series and color for an extra seat facing the sectional.

How Does Ornate Home Deliver a Kian Sectional?

Ornate Home delivers Kian sectionals with nationwide white-glove delivery, and every order includes flexible financing options and the Ornate Home 30-day return policy.