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La-Z-Boy - Leather recliner

The technician was supposed to be there on Oct. 7, 2021, but instead once he arrived which was 10/25/2021 between noon and 2 pm. When the technician arrived he talked more than he worked, and instead of working on the part that lifted the leg of the chair and instead he came in and began to work on the left arm of the chair. This clown lied and said we had lice and due to his ignorance I worked in the medical field and lice are very tiny and can't be detected. The company as we called send us the arm of the chair and that was not needed and the part was the wrong part and today 12/4/2021 sent us some cardboard and a form that is stained and also has some other garbage or bugs. They are willing to send us parts but don't want to send us a refund. I send an email to the CEO Melinda Whittington and she shifted me off to some woman named Brenda l and this is a joke the company is leaving and living up to their name lazy boy. I don't plan to build the chair I purchased from them just refund my money instead of sending me cardboard pieces form that is stained it's a mess this company sending me.

Desired outcome: refund

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La-Z-Boy - Recliner chair

I am Sean Jacobs. I purchased a recliner a year ago for $1700+. the fabric was coming undone on the seat cushion 6 inches from the front edge of seat in the seam only after 6 months of use. I sent required info to La-Z-Boy twice. My appointment was made months ago, and now my warranty has expired recently, and am now being told to pay $125.00 to a service tech on Wednesday between 11-1pm. I declined, advised warranty dept. of situation. Cancelled my appointment, explained my frustration, disconnected the call. I am writing this complaint because of the quality of furniture I purchased, does not equal the actual product quality that I was guaranteed with warranty.

Desired outcome: Fix, Repair or Replace

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La-Z-Boy - Recliner imitation leather manufacturer defect

I purchased a La-Z-Boy imitation leather recliner in March 2012. I am a senior citizen. The imitation leather is peeling off the fabric on the headrest area. This is a manufacturer's defect. I have contacted La-Z-Boy and they do not want to repair the chair or even look at it. I purchased the chsir from Kane's Furniture iin Clearwater, Florida, and they will not even talk to me about this matter. I want La-Z-Boy to look at the chair and repair it at no cost to me.

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Mark Dana Williams
, US
Apr 10, 2021 4:06 pm EDT

I have never been so disappointed in "Lazy boy" furniture's quality as I have in the last 3 years. after arguing with our local Lazy Boy (phoenix, Oregon) store, regarding my two (12 hundred dollars each) supposedly Quality "Recycled leather" recliners that My wife and I purchased In 2017, They said they didn't want to take back the recliners, and, after arguing with them for months and sending pictures to them, they finally relented and replaced the entire top of one of them, but now, the sitting portion is falling apart (seams separating and Leather splitting away from the surface covering sewn areas on both of them. Now, a year later, the other recliner leather is splitting apart worse than the other one did, and falling apart at the seams. Why hasn't something been done to put Lazy Boy on notice of the poor quality of the leather furniture they are selling to the public? Why hasn't someone started a class action lawsuit against them to make them return and /or replace or refund the purchase prices to all of the the people who have to go out and purchase new recliners, or hide their defective recliners under blankets and pillows ? Mark and Tamara Williams.

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Janet Dent
, US
Feb 03, 2021 9:07 am EST

We purchased a recliner in October of 2018 and are having the same issue. If you notice in the photos in the background is my 7 year old couch from Leather Express neither the couch nor the loveseat have the issue of peeling as the recliner does. I contacted La-z-boy Furniture Galleries in Jensen Beach Florida and was told someone would get back with me. They never have. We have always had Lazboy recliners as my husband insisted that they were a quality product. This is our last.

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Glenda Mengenhauser
, US
Mar 14, 2019 11:28 am EDT

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Glenda Mengenhauser
, US
Mar 14, 2019 11:27 am EDT

I posted in column above. Paid $900 each in January 3, 2017. They have fallen apart with outer skin peeling off. We are 73 we cannot afford to replace. We desperately need you to replace with different skin. If necessary we will pay additional $ to get actual leather. Please help
Glenda Mengenhauser

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Glenda Mengenhauser
, US
Mar 14, 2019 11:19 am EDT

Retired older couple we purchased two recliners $900 each. Purchased them January 3, 2017. I cannot get anyone to help me or call .
We are not wealthy and after reading all they have done to people why aren’t we suing?

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Beverly Gay389
, US
Feb 09, 2019 6:44 pm EST
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2 recliners and 1 sleep sofa all peeled. Lazy Boy will not even talk to me.

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Stefani Clowdis
, US
Jan 14, 2019 5:41 pm EST

We have had the exact same problem with our “leather” couch. Where is the class action lawsuit?

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ericshaug
, US
Nov 09, 2017 8:56 am EST

Wondering if there is a class action suit against lazy boy apparently there are a lot of people that have issues with the cheap leather peeling and cracking after only 3 years my furniture is junk can't even give it away.

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Darlene Schaeffer
, US
Sep 15, 2017 6:55 pm EDT

We also got massively ripped off with a Lazy Boy "Leather" living room set. We purchased this in 2013. It was me and my husband only. Within 6 months the couch began to peel where the seems met, and soon after the loveseat. Lazy Boy blamed US saying no one else had ever complained about this wonderful fabric, Leather, Pleather, what we call JUNK! The set was a little over a year old and it ended up in our basement where it still sits, having to bring up our old set that is REAL LEATHER, which we still use today. Every time I look at it, it makes me sick knowing we literally threw almost $3000.00 right into the garbage. I occasionally Google the problem to see if anyone else has had this problem and every time I do there are more and more complaints. I wish we could start a Class Action Suit against them, it's absolutely ridiculous that they got away with this. I will attach pictures soon.

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FloraB
, US
Jan 29, 2017 2:03 pm EST

Same problem here, same time frame, (Oct and Nov 2013) La-Z-Boy sectional cost over $3K on sale. Leather Renew material. Headrest, 1 armrest, and 2 seats. Material is just peeling off anywhere where anyone sits regularly. Totally ridiculous for the price, it's an obvious defect, surface material is peeling off like a cheap thin film. La-Z-Boy trying to tell me they've had no complaints and must be from "body oils" in our body or hair?
If there was a class action suit I would definitely join.

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La-Z-Boy - Quality/warranty

Don't let their "Made in America and their Warranty" fool you.
Here's my story...and as I post this - I've written a letter to Mr. Kurt L. Darrow, CEO - to request a wavier for the $79.99 fee.

Their warranty DOES NOT include labor after 1 year. It would be different if their furniture was QUALITY -but it's NOT. Our old living room suite purchased 18 years prior to this one - lasted the FULL 18 years without a service call and it was purchased from Montgomery Wards! Too bad they're no longer in business.

November 10, 2007 - Purchased/Ordered Lazy Boy rocker/recliner, Chair and a half, and sofa with two recliners on each end. Down payment: $850.00

January 7, 2008 11:55 called to check status of order and delivery. Spoke with Kaye Bryant; gave credit card number to her so she could charge it and have furniture delivered. Credit card charged $2, 343.08. Total cost of furniture (taxes & delivery): $3, 193.08
All items delivered on January 11, 2008, noticed a flaw on chaise recliner delivery person noted on delivery ticket. We were told to call and have a service call placed so a technician can fix it.

January 18, 2008 1:00pm called and spoke with Lori – Calling to place a trouble call for the flaw on rear corner of chaise recliner (010-553) (as noted on delivery ticket). Lori took down all information and input name, telephone number and address. 1:10pm called the store spoke with Kaye “service person will call us.”

January 24, 2008 Technician came out and repaired flaw: “installed new tack strip” on back of chaise recliner. Time in: 12:50 Time out: 1:10

May 16, 2008 – Reclining chair (410-553) stuck in up position.

May 19, 2008 – Called for service request – spoke with Stephanie. She will email me a questionnaire within 10 days and they’ll contact us. Copy of sales receipts and guardsman contract. Sent all this information to them (along with pictures).

May 28, 2008 – Called for follow up on reclining chair service call – Robert stated that protection plan covers fabric only – that I would have to contact the store directly since this is a mechanical issue. When I had called and spoke with Stephanie - explained exactly what the problem was, she didn’t tell me that I’d called the wrong place for a mechanical issue. Robert suggested I call the store we purchased the furniture from M-F 10:00am

May 28, 2008 – Amanda stated the technician will contact me Tuesday June 3rd.
Technician called – set up a time/date for repair – repair was done, but I do not have a copy of the repair ticket. Reclining chair is fixed.

May ?, 2009 placed a call to the store for repair of our cushions on the sofa (430-553). Set up a date/time for a technician to come out and repair. Technician will be on site May 28th.

May 22, 2009 – Received credit card receipt for $79.99 where Lazy Boy charged the credit card for their service tech, Chris, being in the house for less than 10 minutes, taking a picture of the sofa, and telling us “there’s nothing he can do.” Merchant ID: [protected].

May 28, 2009 – technician, Chris, on site – cannot repair cushions …..He stated, “All I can do is take pictures make note of what I see and send all the information to headquarters”…. Told me to call back at the end of June. Technician was on site less than 10 minutes.

June 23, 2009 (3:40pm) – Sofa recliner (on left side) stuck in up position. Called; (on hold for 15 minutes), spoke with Holly – she said they would order the part and have it sent FEDEX here to our house. According to Holly the part “Should take about 3 weeks to arrive, maybe less”. Once the part is received, we call them back, and set up a time/date for technician to come out and repair. Additionally Holly stated this would be at no cost to us. Since I had Holly on the phone I ask her about the cushions from the previous trouble call. She said she sees in the computer where it was sent to headquarters but nothing more – she said she would call me back the following day (June 24, 2009).

June 24, 2009. No phone call from Holly.

June 25, 2009 – Called to follow up again (on hold for 15 minutes) – spoke with Pam this time – told her I’d spoken with Holly – and she said she’d call me back – but didn’t. So I am trying to find out from someone the status of our trouble call on the cushions. Pam began to tell me all the information I already knew - that my information was with headquarters. I ask her if there was a time frame that I would expect to hear from them, she repeated what I already knew as well as what she’d just said, as though I didn’t hear her the first time: “it’s with headquarters.” I told her I would like to know what’s going on, she said she’d pass my information to her manager. I ask for her manager’s name and she said Evelyn Roads at extension 902893. She transferred me (on hold for 5 minutes) and I left a message for Ms. Roads that I would appreciate her calling me back in reference to the cushions on the sofa.

June 26 – 29, 2009 – No phone call from Ms. Roads….. or any other Lazy Boy representative.

June 29, 2009 Copied this entire log and am going to send it to headquarters via their web site. Hopefully someone there will return my call and notify me what’s going on with the cushions on the sofa. Inquiry number on Lazy Boy web site when I emailed them this entire history: 304551. Sent at 9:28 June 29, 2009.

July 7, 2009 12:10pm – Brenda Washington calls requesting me to call her back. She left a message – we were not home at the time of the call. [protected] ext. 890287. Plan to call her back Monday July 13, 2009.

July 13, 2009 – 8:58am Called Brenda Washington – left message.

July 13, 2009 – 9:35am Emailed entire history again to Lazy Boy 305835

July 13, 2009 – 10:10am – Brenda Washington called back and said that headquarters said that they would order the cushions at no charge to us. However, we would have to pay for the LABOR of installing the cushions – labor cost is $79.99 per hour and she’s uncertain how long it would take to replace the cushions. We will have to pay an additional $79.99 even though when Chris came, he didn’t repair/replace the cushions, all he done was take pictures. She hasn’t ordered the cushions yet – because she wanted to talk to me before ordering them. She put me on hold to see if it’s a “shop job” – she returned to the phone and stated that the job can be done in our home. She said the cushions should be shipped to our house and once we receive the cushions we are to call them and the technician will schedule the reinstall. Brenda stated is should not take more than 1 hour to replace the cushions. I also ask her if she could let me know about the status for the mechanism for the sofa – she ask when the part was placed on order, and I told her Holly ordered it (OR said she ordered it) on June 23, 2009. She placed me on hold (still on hold 10:19am). Phone was disconnected.

July 13, 2009 – 10:20am – Called back – Brenda said that her “parts person is checking the status with the plant”. She stated that there was a back order on the parts – and that we “should have the part” within the NEXT 3 weeks! (Reminds me what Holly told me).

July 21, 2009 (4:30pm) – Received via FEDEX, the two cushions for the sofa. Both boxes looked as though they’d been through a tornado……. There was clear tape barely holding the boxes together. I took pictures for future reference – but did NOT open the boxes. The FEDEX delivery guy said, “These boxes are packed very lightly”…. I said, “Yeah, I can see that”….. The boxes were basically falling apart. I do NOT plan to call Lazy Boy until we receive the other part for our sofa. This is the same mechanical part that has now “supposedly” been on order since Holly told me she would place it on order June 23, 2009. The same mechanical part that Brenda Washington told me was “on order” July 13, 2009.

July 27, 2009 (4:20pm) – Received via FEDEX the mechanical part for the sofa. I will call Lazy Boy tomorrow and attempt to set up a day/time for install of mechanical part and cushions.

July 28, 2009 (12:00 noon) – I called Lazy Boy Service to set up a service call. I notified them that all parts have been received for the sofa, cushions and mechanical parts. (Which remain in their original shipping boxes, unopened). I spoke with Gwen. She stated that she can have a service tech out here Friday or Saturday, I told her Friday would be best. She said there would be no charge for the installation of the parts. Additionally, she stated someone would call me Thursday July 30, 2009 to confirm a time frame window when the service tech would be here.

July 30, 2009 (2:05pm) – Automatic service call from Lazy Boy – [protected] to confirm that the service tech would be here tomorrow between 8:00am and 12:00noon. “To confirm press 1” …… I pressed 1 and now await the service tech tomorrow. Hopefully this will be the last time we have to contact Lazy Boy for the American Made product.

July 31, 2009 (9:5am) – Service Tech, Chris in the house started working on replacing the cushions and mechanical parts.

July 31, 2009 (10:05am) – Service Tech, Chris completed job.

August 1, 2009 (3:30pm) – Received call from Lazy Boy – they did not leave a message. Caller ID: [protected]

August 2, 2009 (11:52) – Writing a letter to include the entire history of this furniture purchase. Sending letter to the CEO, Mr. Kurt Darrow.

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Old Dude 44
Alvordton, US
Jun 20, 2013 5:25 pm EDT

Lazy Boy warranty not what they say it is. My Power Lift recliner is broken I bought this because i'am disable. They tell me the parts are no longer alvailable . That I should buy a new one, what's wrong with getting what you pay for.

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chris691
Charlotte, US
Sep 23, 2009 2:48 pm EDT

should buy from walmart they have a customer service department. I am having same problems with LAZY BOY name matches service!

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