A: Berkline does not establish a "Manufacturer's suggested retail price". However we do set a minimum price for Internet sales. Otherwise, individual dealers establish their own prices.
A: Check our web site under that particular style number. Dimensions are listed for each individual piece and overall dimensions are shown for the most popular configurations.
A: Click on the "Find A Dealer" link on this site and find the Berkline dealers in your area. Call them and ask if they carry the style and color that you are looking for. Please keep in mind not all dealers carry a full line of Berkline home theater seating.
A: You can send them via e-mail to productservices@berkline.com or phone us at 423-585-1500 and request the Product Service Department. If you would like to send a formal complaint please mail your letter to the Berkline Corp. One Berkline Dr. Morristown, TN 37814 Attn: Product Service.
A: Contact Berkline Product services at 423-585-1500. They can assist in after warranty replacement of parts and fabric. Please have the model number handy. It can be found on the green tag under the footrest.
A: Visit www.mapquest.com and click on "Yellow Pages". Search for "furniture repair". This will provide you with a list of all repair centers within a radius of your zip code.
A: You will need to provide us with all information from the color-coded manufacturing tag. It is a green tag under the footrest. If the tag is not located under the footrest please look down in the sides of the seats or where the back and seat meet. We will also need a detailed description of the defect.
A: Berkline home theater seats are available in a wide variety of fabrics and colors. The most popular are shown on this site next to each style. To see all of the colors and covers available, visit your local Berkline home theater dealer.
A: The ButtKicker® is a built-in, “silent subwoofer” that delivers a sound sensation you feel in the seat of your pants. It uses the same technology that enhances rides and multi-media shows at theme parks and movie theaters. And it makes music and special effects come alive like never before.
A: In rooms where space is limited, Wallaway lets the chair hug the wall. That way you'll have more decorating flexibility as well as a more efficient use of floor space. As the chair reclines, the seat moves forward. You can recline fully in a chair placed just a few inches from the wall.
A: PowerRecline does all the "work" for you. These chairs have an electric motor (and a cord that plugs into a wall outlet) and a "rocker" switch. Push the switch one way to recline, the other way to sit up. You can stop at any of an infinite number of positions along the way.