HOMCOM Tufted Rocking Chair with Side Pockets - Grey

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The HOMCOM Tufted Rocking Chair is designed for individuals seeking a relaxing sanctuary for reading, nursing, or resting after a long day. Its primary benefit is the combination of ergonomic 105-degree rocking geometry and plush, supportive padding that transforms tense moments into periods of calm, though the light-colored teddy fleece upholstery requires careful maintenance to keep it looking pristine.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5063603284371 |
| Brand | HOMCOM |
The HOMCOM Rocking Chair is built for standard adult use; check the included manual for specific weight limit verification.
No, the teddy fleece upholstery is fixed. It is recommended to use spot cleaning for any spills or dirt.
Yes, but it is recommended to place the chair on an area rug to protect both the wooden runners and the flooring.
Most users find assembly takes between 20 to 30 minutes with the provided tools.
No, the 105-degree angle is a fixed design feature intended for consistent ergonomic support.
The chair uses high-density virgin foam for long-lasting support and comfort.
Check all bolts connecting the wooden runners to the seat frame and tighten them securely using the included hex key.
Ensure all connection points are tight and consider placing a small felt pad between the runner and the floor if the surface is uneven.
Assembly requires attaching the wooden rocker base to the chair seat using the provided hardware. Ensure all bolts are tightened firmly to prevent creaking during use. For placement, ensure the chair is on a level surface, preferably on a rug or carpet to prevent the wooden runners from scuffing hard floors. To maintain the teddy fleece, vacuum regularly with an upholstery attachment to remove dust. Spot clean spills immediately with a damp, soft cloth and a mild soap solution; avoid harsh chemicals or bleaching agents that could damage the fabric texture. Periodically check that the legs remain secure, as regular rocking can naturally loosen hardware over time.