Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge — Full Product Details
\nSingle-seat electric recliners do one thing: give one person an electrically-controlled reclining position to read, watch, or settle into at the end of a long day. The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge does that with the same dual-motor mechanism used on the Ballina 2-seater and 3-seater lounges — one motor for the recline angle, one for the powered headrest, controlled independently. The result is finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows: set the recline to where you want it, then move the headrest separately for reading, watching TV, or napping. Plug it into a standard wall point and the integrated controls handle the rest.
\nThe Ballina range is finished in a soft-touch nappa-look upholstery in grey across the seat, backrest, and arms — smooth, sleek, and easy to wipe down with a damp microfibre cloth. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing, keep out of direct afternoon sun, and avoid harsh detergents on the surface. The internal frame is hardwood and engineered wood with high-density foam fill. The LED-lit cup holder on the outer armrest is positioned where it’s easy to reach without disrupting the recline; the hidden arm storage compartment sits in the same armrest, lifting open to keep remotes, glasses, or a book out of view.
\nThe Ballina Single is one of three pieces in the Ballina range — the others being the Ballina 3 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a drop-down centre console featuring electric outlet, wireless charging, and LED reading light) and the Ballina 2 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a built-in console fridge, wireless charging, and LED-illuminated storage). All three share the same nappa-look fabric and grey palette, so the Single works as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup, or as a standalone reading chair or media seat. See the Ballina range in person at any of our five SE QLD showrooms — Rocklea, Virginia, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
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Ballina Electric Recliner Chair
The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge is the single-seat piece in the Ballina range — a dual-motor electric recliner with one motor for the recline angle and a second for the powered headrest, soft-touch nappa-look fabric in grey, an LED-illuminated cup holder set into the outer armrest, and a hidden arm storage compartment. Power runs off a single mains lead from the wall, with the recline and headrest controls integrated into the seat. Designed to work as a standalone reading or media chair, or as the +1 piece in a 3+2+1 Ballina setup alongside the 2-seater and 3-seater lounges.
Dual-Motor Electric Recline + Powered Headrest
Two independent motors — one drives the recline angle, the other adjusts the headrest. Set the recline and head support separately with their own controls. Plugs into a standard mains wall point.
LED Cup Holder on the Outer Armrest
A recessed cup holder is built into the outside of the armrest, with low-level LED illumination — easy to find drinks in a dim room without lighting up the whole space.
Hidden Arm Storage Compartment
The outer armrest lifts open to reveal an internal storage compartment — ideal for the remote, a book, glasses, or anything you’d rather not have sitting out.
Soft-Touch Nappa-Look Fabric
Grey nappa-look upholstery across the seat, backrest, and arms — same fabric and colour as the rest of the Ballina range, so the single coordinates seamlessly with the larger pieces.
Weekly Wipe-Down
Use a slightly damp microfibre cloth to wipe surfaces weekly. Skip harsh detergents, solvents, or abrasive cloths — they can damage the nappa-look finish.
Blot, Don’t Rub
Address spills immediately with a clean dry cloth — blot outward rather than rubbing. Liquids sitting on the surface can affect the finish over time.
Position Away from Direct Sun
Sustained UV fades and dries the nappa-look upholstery. Place the recliner away from direct afternoon sun, especially in north-facing rooms.
Test the Mechanism Monthly
Run the recline and powered headrest through their full range once a month to keep the motors and tracks working smoothly.
Is the Ballina Single electric or manual?
Electric — specifically dual-motor electric. The recliner has two independent motors: one drives the recline angle, the other adjusts the headrest. Operation is via the integrated control buttons; the recliner plugs into a standard mains wall point.
How does the dual-motor system work?
The recliner has two motors running independently. The first motor controls the recline angle — from upright through to a fully reclined position. The second adjusts the headrest position, so you can set the head support exactly where you want it without changing the recline angle of the seat. The two are controlled separately, giving finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows — useful for reading (head forward, body reclined) versus watching TV (both at matching angles).
Does the recliner work during a power outage?
No — the Ballina Single runs on mains power only. There’s no battery backup, so if the power goes out while reclined, you’ll need to wait for power to return before returning the seat to upright. We recommend leaving the seat in the upright position when not in active use, especially overnight or during storms.
How does the Single fit with the rest of the Ballina range?
The Ballina Single shares the same dual-motor electric mechanism, soft-touch nappa-look fabric, and grey colour palette as the larger Ballina pieces — so it coordinates seamlessly with the 2-seater and 3-seater lounges. The console tech on the lounges (built-in fridge on the 2-seater, drop-down centre console with outlet and reading light on the 3-seater) is specific to those lounge configurations; the Single focuses on the core single-seat experience: dual-motor mechanism, LED-lit cup holder, arm storage. The result is a recliner that works equally well as a standalone reading chair or as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup.
Can I see the Ballina range in a showroom?
Yes — the Ballina range is on display across our five SE QLD showrooms: Rocklea (flagship), Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh. Floor models and live stock vary by store, so call ahead if you want to test the powered recline and headrest controls in person.
Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge — Full Product Details
Single-seat electric recliners do one thing: give one person an electrically-controlled reclining position to read, watch, or settle into at the end of a long day. The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge does that with the same dual-motor mechanism used on the Ballina 2-seater and 3-seater lounges — one motor for the recline angle, one for the powered headrest, controlled independently. The result is finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows: set the recline to where you want it, then move the headrest separately for reading, watching TV, or napping. Plug it into a standard wall point and the integrated controls handle the rest.
The Ballina range is finished in a soft-touch nappa-look upholstery in grey across the seat, backrest, and arms — smooth, sleek, and easy to wipe down with a damp microfibre cloth. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing, keep out of direct afternoon sun, and avoid harsh detergents on the surface. The internal frame is hardwood and engineered wood with high-density foam fill. The LED-lit cup holder on the outer armrest is positioned where it’s easy to reach without disrupting the recline; the hidden arm storage compartment sits in the same armrest, lifting open to keep remotes, glasses, or a book out of view.
The Ballina Single is one of three pieces in the Ballina range — the others being the Ballina 3 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a drop-down centre console featuring electric outlet, wireless charging, and LED reading light) and the Ballina 2 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a built-in console fridge, wireless charging, and LED-illuminated storage). All three share the same nappa-look fabric and grey palette, so the Single works as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup, or as a standalone reading chair or media seat. See the Ballina range in person at any of our five SE QLD showrooms — Rocklea, Virginia, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge is the single-seat piece in the Ballina range — a dual-motor electric recliner with one motor for the recline angle and a second for the powered headrest, soft-touch nappa-look fabric in grey, an LED-illuminated cup holder set into the outer armrest, and a hidden arm storage compartment. Power runs off a single mains lead from the wall, with the recline and headrest controls integrated into the seat. Designed to work as a standalone reading or media chair, or as the +1 piece in a 3+2+1 Ballina setup alongside the 2-seater and 3-seater lounges.
Dual-Motor Electric Recline + Powered Headrest
Two independent motors — one drives the recline angle, the other adjusts the headrest. Set the recline and head support separately with their own controls. Plugs into a standard mains wall point.
LED Cup Holder on the Outer Armrest
A recessed cup holder is built into the outside of the armrest, with low-level LED illumination — easy to find drinks in a dim room without lighting up the whole space.
Hidden Arm Storage Compartment
The outer armrest lifts open to reveal an internal storage compartment — ideal for the remote, a book, glasses, or anything you’d rather not have sitting out.
Soft-Touch Nappa-Look Fabric
Grey nappa-look upholstery across the seat, backrest, and arms — same fabric and colour as the rest of the Ballina range, so the single coordinates seamlessly with the larger pieces.
Weekly Wipe-Down
Use a slightly damp microfibre cloth to wipe surfaces weekly. Skip harsh detergents, solvents, or abrasive cloths — they can damage the nappa-look finish.
Blot, Don’t Rub
Address spills immediately with a clean dry cloth — blot outward rather than rubbing. Liquids sitting on the surface can affect the finish over time.
Position Away from Direct Sun
Sustained UV fades and dries the nappa-look upholstery. Place the recliner away from direct afternoon sun, especially in north-facing rooms.
Test the Mechanism Monthly
Run the recline and powered headrest through their full range once a month to keep the motors and tracks working smoothly.
Is the Ballina Single electric or manual?
Electric — specifically dual-motor electric. The recliner has two independent motors: one drives the recline angle, the other adjusts the headrest. Operation is via the integrated control buttons; the recliner plugs into a standard mains wall point.
How does the dual-motor system work?
The recliner has two motors running independently. The first motor controls the recline angle — from upright through to a fully reclined position. The second adjusts the headrest position, so you can set the head support exactly where you want it without changing the recline angle of the seat. The two are controlled separately, giving finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows — useful for reading (head forward, body reclined) versus watching TV (both at matching angles).
Does the recliner work during a power outage?
No — the Ballina Single runs on mains power only. There’s no battery backup, so if the power goes out while reclined, you’ll need to wait for power to return before returning the seat to upright. We recommend leaving the seat in the upright position when not in active use, especially overnight or during storms.
How does the Single fit with the rest of the Ballina range?
The Ballina Single shares the same dual-motor electric mechanism, soft-touch nappa-look fabric, and grey colour palette as the larger Ballina pieces — so it coordinates seamlessly with the 2-seater and 3-seater lounges. The console tech on the lounges (built-in fridge on the 2-seater, drop-down centre console with outlet and reading light on the 3-seater) is specific to those lounge configurations; the Single focuses on the core single-seat experience: dual-motor mechanism, LED-lit cup holder, arm storage. The result is a recliner that works equally well as a standalone reading chair or as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup.
Can I see the Ballina range in a showroom?
Yes — the Ballina range is on display across our five SE QLD showrooms: Rocklea (flagship), Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh. Floor models and live stock vary by store, so call ahead if you want to test the powered recline and headrest controls in person.
Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge — Full Product Details
Single-seat electric recliners do one thing: give one person an electrically-controlled reclining position to read, watch, or settle into at the end of a long day. The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge does that with the same dual-motor mechanism used on the Ballina 2-seater and 3-seater lounges — one motor for the recline angle, one for the powered headrest, controlled independently. The result is finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows: set the recline to where you want it, then move the headrest separately for reading, watching TV, or napping. Plug it into a standard wall point and the integrated controls handle the rest.
The Ballina range is finished in a soft-touch nappa-look upholstery in grey across the seat, backrest, and arms — smooth, sleek, and easy to wipe down with a damp microfibre cloth. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing, keep out of direct afternoon sun, and avoid harsh detergents on the surface. The internal frame is hardwood and engineered wood with high-density foam fill. The LED-lit cup holder on the outer armrest is positioned where it’s easy to reach without disrupting the recline; the hidden arm storage compartment sits in the same armrest, lifting open to keep remotes, glasses, or a book out of view.
The Ballina Single is one of three pieces in the Ballina range — the others being the Ballina 3 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a drop-down centre console featuring electric outlet, wireless charging, and LED reading light) and the Ballina 2 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a built-in console fridge, wireless charging, and LED-illuminated storage). All three share the same nappa-look fabric and grey palette, so the Single works as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup, or as a standalone reading chair or media seat. See the Ballina range in person at any of our five SE QLD showrooms — Rocklea, Virginia, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
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$185.87Description
The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge is the single-seat piece in the Ballina range — a dual-motor electric recliner with one motor for the recline angle and a second for the powered headrest, soft-touch nappa-look fabric in grey, an LED-illuminated cup holder set into the outer armrest, and a hidden arm storage compartment. Power runs off a single mains lead from the wall, with the recline and headrest controls integrated into the seat. Designed to work as a standalone reading or media chair, or as the +1 piece in a 3+2+1 Ballina setup alongside the 2-seater and 3-seater lounges.
Dual-Motor Electric Recline + Powered Headrest
Two independent motors — one drives the recline angle, the other adjusts the headrest. Set the recline and head support separately with their own controls. Plugs into a standard mains wall point.
LED Cup Holder on the Outer Armrest
A recessed cup holder is built into the outside of the armrest, with low-level LED illumination — easy to find drinks in a dim room without lighting up the whole space.
Hidden Arm Storage Compartment
The outer armrest lifts open to reveal an internal storage compartment — ideal for the remote, a book, glasses, or anything you’d rather not have sitting out.
Soft-Touch Nappa-Look Fabric
Grey nappa-look upholstery across the seat, backrest, and arms — same fabric and colour as the rest of the Ballina range, so the single coordinates seamlessly with the larger pieces.
Weekly Wipe-Down
Use a slightly damp microfibre cloth to wipe surfaces weekly. Skip harsh detergents, solvents, or abrasive cloths — they can damage the nappa-look finish.
Blot, Don’t Rub
Address spills immediately with a clean dry cloth — blot outward rather than rubbing. Liquids sitting on the surface can affect the finish over time.
Position Away from Direct Sun
Sustained UV fades and dries the nappa-look upholstery. Place the recliner away from direct afternoon sun, especially in north-facing rooms.
Test the Mechanism Monthly
Run the recline and powered headrest through their full range once a month to keep the motors and tracks working smoothly.
Is the Ballina Single electric or manual?
Electric — specifically dual-motor electric. The recliner has two independent motors: one drives the recline angle, the other adjusts the headrest. Operation is via the integrated control buttons; the recliner plugs into a standard mains wall point.
How does the dual-motor system work?
The recliner has two motors running independently. The first motor controls the recline angle — from upright through to a fully reclined position. The second adjusts the headrest position, so you can set the head support exactly where you want it without changing the recline angle of the seat. The two are controlled separately, giving finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows — useful for reading (head forward, body reclined) versus watching TV (both at matching angles).
Does the recliner work during a power outage?
No — the Ballina Single runs on mains power only. There’s no battery backup, so if the power goes out while reclined, you’ll need to wait for power to return before returning the seat to upright. We recommend leaving the seat in the upright position when not in active use, especially overnight or during storms.
How does the Single fit with the rest of the Ballina range?
The Ballina Single shares the same dual-motor electric mechanism, soft-touch nappa-look fabric, and grey colour palette as the larger Ballina pieces — so it coordinates seamlessly with the 2-seater and 3-seater lounges. The console tech on the lounges (built-in fridge on the 2-seater, drop-down centre console with outlet and reading light on the 3-seater) is specific to those lounge configurations; the Single focuses on the core single-seat experience: dual-motor mechanism, LED-lit cup holder, arm storage. The result is a recliner that works equally well as a standalone reading chair or as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup.
Can I see the Ballina range in a showroom?
Yes — the Ballina range is on display across our five SE QLD showrooms: Rocklea (flagship), Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh. Floor models and live stock vary by store, so call ahead if you want to test the powered recline and headrest controls in person.
Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge — Full Product Details
Single-seat electric recliners do one thing: give one person an electrically-controlled reclining position to read, watch, or settle into at the end of a long day. The Ballina Single Electric Recliner Lounge does that with the same dual-motor mechanism used on the Ballina 2-seater and 3-seater lounges — one motor for the recline angle, one for the powered headrest, controlled independently. The result is finer adjustment than a single-motor mechanism allows: set the recline to where you want it, then move the headrest separately for reading, watching TV, or napping. Plug it into a standard wall point and the integrated controls handle the rest.
The Ballina range is finished in a soft-touch nappa-look upholstery in grey across the seat, backrest, and arms — smooth, sleek, and easy to wipe down with a damp microfibre cloth. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing, keep out of direct afternoon sun, and avoid harsh detergents on the surface. The internal frame is hardwood and engineered wood with high-density foam fill. The LED-lit cup holder on the outer armrest is positioned where it’s easy to reach without disrupting the recline; the hidden arm storage compartment sits in the same armrest, lifting open to keep remotes, glasses, or a book out of view.
The Ballina Single is one of three pieces in the Ballina range — the others being the Ballina 3 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a drop-down centre console featuring electric outlet, wireless charging, and LED reading light) and the Ballina 2 Seater Electric Recliner Lounge (with a built-in console fridge, wireless charging, and LED-illuminated storage). All three share the same nappa-look fabric and grey palette, so the Single works as the +1 in a coordinated 3+2+1 setup, or as a standalone reading chair or media seat. See the Ballina range in person at any of our five SE QLD showrooms — Rocklea, Virginia, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
