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ARTISAN / NICHOLAS & ALEXANDER SERIES CHOOSE YOUR SERIES -70 NICHOLAS OR -71 ALEXANDER 70 or 71 Frame Leather Series Style MechanismArm Back P – – All styles are available in your choice of Fabric or Leather. If you choose Leather, use the L prefix in front of your style number. Otherwise, leave blank. All reclining seats feature our new Comfort Reach Mechanisms. MySeat Bluetooth control option is available on all power reclining seats with this series. MySeat is a seat specific option 70-SERIES: Nicholas 71-SERIES: Alexander and must be noted on the order. Arm to the Front T-Cushion Standard Throw Pillow size is #21WR. Styles standard with Throw Pillows are sketched accordingly below. X = option not available. ARTISAN LUXURY Standard Dimensions: SEATING SYSTEM Height: 41 in. Approx. Seat Height: 20 in. Overall Depth: 37 in. Semi-Attached Back Seat Depth: 20 in. Loose Seat Total Layout: 71 in. 2 CHOOSE YOUR FRAME STYLE – 5 1 – P – 7 1 – P – 7 2 – P – 5 0 – P Wall Hugger Power Glider Power Recliner Swivel Glider Snuggler Power Recliner W39 Power Recliner Recliner W39 W39 W47 – 2 0 – P – 7 0 – P – 3 0 – P – 7 4 – P Dual Reclining Dual Gliding Reclining Dual Reclining Center Console Power Loveseat Power Loveseat Power Sofa Power Sofa W64 W63 W89 W73 – 1 1 – P – 1 2 – P – 2 1 – P – 2 2 – P Left Arm Right Arm Left Arm Reclining Right Arm Reclining Power Recliner Power Recliner Power Loveseat Power Loveseat W31 W31 W57 W57 – 1 3 – X X – 1 4 – X X – 1 6 – P X – 1 7 – P X Armless Chair Armless Armless Power Armless Power STATIONARY Snuggler Chair Recliner Snuggler Recliner W25 STATIONARY W24 W30 W32 48" 48" – 0 1 – X – 0 2 – X – 4 8 – X X – 2 8 – X X Left Arm Chaise Right Arm Chaise Square Corner Wedge STATIONARY STATIONARY W39 STATIONARY W30 D62 Seat D45 W30 D62 Seat D45 W69 39"49" 26"27" – 1 9 – X X – 8 1 – P – 8 2 – P – 1 6 – P X Conversation Wedge Home Theater Home Theater Home Theater STATIONARY Left Arm Power Right Arm Power Armless Power W49/27 Recliner Recliner Recliner W31 W31 W25 70098P 70099P Home Theater Home Theater Power Connecting Power Connecting Console Wedge W15 D36 H26 W15/22 D36 H26 ARTISAN / NICHOLAS & ALEXANDER SERIES 3 ONLY AVAILABLE WITH POWER RECLINER MySeat Bluetooth control option is available for all P - PowerFABRICLEATHER MDPOWERED SLEEPER Power reclining mechanisms. 4 CHOOSE YOUR ARM (Shown on Alexander frames) R = Rolled S = Sock T = Track (Standard with #2N Nails) 5 CHOOSE YOUR BACK B = Boxed D = Boxed with K = Knife C = Knife with Articulating Headrest Articulating Headrest.

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