Everly Massage Chair: 14 Nodes, Eight Airbags, 165 Degree Recline, Fits a 66cm Doorway
By Furniture1002 min read
The Everly is the one chair in our range that does something when you sit in it. Fourteen fixed massage nodes, eight airbags, heating at the waist and feet, a motorised recline to 165 degrees and a touchscreen on a gooseneck arm, in a white and grey shell slim enough for a living room corner. Here is what each of those stated features actually is, and the two measurements that decide whether it is for you.
What it is
A full body massage chair in a two-tone shell: white outer panels with brushed silver trim, charcoal grey quilted interior, navy padded inserts at the head and calves, and a black control panel on a gooseneck arm with a phone clamp above it.
The product page states:
- 14 fixed massage nodes: two at the neck and shoulders, four across the upper and mid back, two at the lumbar, two at the hips, and four rollers under the feet.
- Eight airbags across the shoulders, arms, hips and legs, which inflate and release in a squeezing motion.
- Heating built into the waist and foot areas.
- A motorised recline to 165 degrees, at one touch, which raises your legs above heart level.
- A touchscreen control with automatic programmes and manual modes.
The two measurements that matter
Your height. The page states the adjustable footrest suits users from 145cm to 173cm. Above that, the footrest will not reach your feet properly, and a massage chair whose footrest is in the wrong place is an expensive recliner. Check this first.
Your doorway. The page states the chair passes through any doorway 66cm wide or more. Measure the narrowest door between the street and the room, including any turn in a hallway.
Who it suits
Someone who wants a chair to sit in at the end of the day and have it do the work. It is large, it needs a power socket nearby, and it reclines a long way, so it wants a corner with room behind it. In return it is the most comfortable half hour in the house.
We sell it as furniture. It is not a medical device, and we make no health claims for it. If you have a medical condition or are pregnant, ask your doctor before using any massage chair.
Living with it
Wipe the faux leather with a damp cloth. Keep the control panel dry. Give the recline its clearance and do not let children operate it unsupervised.
Find yours
Free UK delivery and 30-day returns.
See the Everly massage chair. For a lounge chair that reclines without motors, see the Kingsley. Or browse all the accent and lounge chairs.
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit through my door?
The product page states the chair passes through any doorway 66cm wide or more. Measure the narrowest door on the route in, not just the room.
Who does it fit?
The page states the adjustable footrest suits users from 145cm to 173cm tall. If you are taller than that, the footrest will not extend far enough to reach your feet properly, so check before ordering.
How far does it recline?
The page states a motorised recline to 165 degrees at one touch, which raises your legs above the level of your heart and spreads your weight across the frame.
What do the nodes and airbags do?
The page lists 14 fixed massage nodes placed along the neck and shoulders, upper and mid back, lumbar, hips and under the feet, and eight airbags across the shoulders, arms, hips and legs that inflate to squeeze and release. Heating is built into the waist and foot areas.
Is it a medical device?
No. It is a lounge chair with massage functions, sold as furniture. If you have a medical condition or are pregnant, ask your doctor before using any massage chair; we do not make health claims for it.
