The Track Recliner is the narrowest chair in Luonto's Lounger lineup: low, flat arms that run parallel to the floor, a 29.5-inch overall width, and a profile that reads contemporary without trying too hard. It is the one to choose when the floor plan is tight or the room already has visual weight and you want a lounge chair that stays out of the way. That said, it does not look small. At 41 inches tall, the back holds its own in a room.
Reclining is a one-step handle release. The trigger is on the inside of the right arm; pull it and the footrest extends while the back reclines in one motion. No cushions to remove. Return upright by pushing back. No battery, no electronics, nothing to charge. The power version costs about $800 more and adds button-operated mid-arc positioning. If you recline fully and have no issue with the push-back return, the manual is the straightforward choice.
Seat dimensions: 20.75 inches wide, 19 inches deep, 19 inches off the floor. CertiPUR-certified medium-density high-resilience cold-cured foam, supportive for long sessions. The four-way headrest adjusts both tilt and extension independently. When reclined, the chair extends to 47.25 inches at the back tip and needs 63 inches from wall to footrest.
FSC-certified solid spruce with mortise-and-tenon joinery and birch plywood panels. Made in the EU, made to order, four to six weeks. Upholstery: 100+ fabrics and 100+ leathers, fixed covers, chosen at point of sale.
Choose the Track Manual if the low-arm, narrow profile is what you need and the handle mechanism works for you. The 29.5-inch width is a genuine advantage over the Rolled (32.75") and Sloped (32") in tight spaces. If arm style is the question: the Track is the most contemporary and compact; the Sloped arm is similar in height but wider; the Rolled arm is softer and more traditional; the Welted arm adds a seam detail on a slightly lower back.
