Lazy lazyboys!

roverbarmy · 6th April 2022, 18:30

We bought two lazyboy chairs at the start of lockdown as they were the quickest delivery that we could get. (Then they were delayed!)

Our old (US made) Layzeeboy chair is still fit and well but looking a bit tired (It's 20+ years old) so was relegated to the conservatory. The "new" ones are just about two years old and are sagging, noisy and I have to keep tightening up all the machine screws in the frame. I have had to replace some of them as they were only just reaching the captive nuts and pulled out of them! The quality is non existent! I checked the reviews and I am not alone:-
https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/lazyboy.com

Don't be tempted by the name. It's just another business name trading shoddy Far Eastern rubbish.

I also recently found out that some of my "JCB" kit isn't made by JCB!!!!

6th April 2022, 18:30	#1
roverbarmy This is my second home Roverless + 1.7D Sportage Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: East Norfolk Posts: 7,048 Thanks: 729 Thanked 2,021 Times in 1,449 Posts	Lazy lazyboys! We bought two lazyboy chairs at the start of lockdown as they were the quickest delivery that we could get. (Then they were delayed!) Our old (US made) Layzeeboy chair is still fit and well but looking a bit tired (It's 20+ years old) so was relegated to the conservatory. The "new" ones are just about two years old and are sagging, noisy and I have to keep tightening up all the machine screws in the frame. I have had to replace some of them as they were only just reaching the captive nuts and pulled out of them! The quality is non existent! I checked the reviews and I am not alone:- https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/lazyboy.com Don't be tempted by the name. It's just another business name trading shoddy Far Eastern rubbish. I also recently found out that some of my "JCB" kit isn't made by JCB!!!! __________________ Oil in my veins!

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