Irene House 9205L Pro big and tall power lift recliner in top grain yellow brown leather, 45-degree front view on white

9205L Pro Big & Tall Power Lift Recliner – 400 lb, Triple Motor, All-in-One Remote, 83" Lay Flat, Heat & Massage

Top Grain Yellow Brown
$1,799.00
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9205L Pro Big & Tall Power Lift Recliner – 400 lb, Triple Motor, All-in-One Remote, 83" Lay Flat, Heat & Massage

Irene House 9205L Pro big and tall power lift recliner in top grain yellow brown leather, 45-degree front view on white
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$1,799.00
ColorTop Grain Yellow Brown
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Version
ClassicDual Motor · from $1399
Pro NEWTriple Motor + adjustable headrest · from $1799

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Meet the Irene House 9205L Pro — the big-and-tall 9205L, upgraded. Start with the biggest change: our self-developed All-in-One hand control. Lift, recline, tilt the headrest, run the heat and massage, and save two favorite positions to memory — all from one remote instead of two.

Underneath, a third motor now drives the headrest independently, so you can change your neck angle without giving up the back angle or the leg height you had already settled into.

Everything that made the 9205L fit stays the same: a 27.5" wide, 22.5" deep seat on a 40.5" frame, rated to 400 lb and sized for 5'7"–6'6". Infinite positions from 105° to a fully flat 180°, stretching to 83 inches — long enough that taller legs stay supported all the way to the heel. Four-point vibration massage with dual-zone heating at the lumbar and seat. Raised side pockets, plus USB-A and USB-C charging.

35-day risk-free trial. 2 years electronics · 3 years upholstery · 3 years mechanism · 3 years frame.

Pairs Well With

Some people want a chair that holds them firmly. Others want to sink in. The 9205 is built for the second kind — deep grid-tufted back, thick bolster arms, a three-panel seat. It is also the widest chair we build at 400 lb: a 27.5" seat on a 40.5" frame, with a 34.5" back. The 9205L Pro takes that oversized platform and adds the length — a longer seat and a taller back, so support runs all the way up instead of stopping at the shoulders. Wide and tall, not one or the other. Rated to 400 lb, sized for about 5'7" to 6'6".

Is the 9205L Pro the right fit for you?

Irene House 9205L Pro dimensions — 400 lb capacity, for users 5 foot 7 to 6 foot 6, 27.5 inch seat width, 40.5 inch overall width, 46.5 inch height, 43.5 inch depth, 83 inches reclined

Built for big and tall — about 5'7" to 6'6", rated to 400 lb, on the widest 400 lb frame we make: a 27.5" seat, 40.5" overall. Measured from the factory drawing.

Weight capacity
400 lb
Recommended height
5'7"–6'6"
Seat width
27.5"
Seat depth
22.5"
Seat height (floor to seat)
21"
Backrest width
34.5"
Backrest height
30.5"
Overall width
40.5"
Overall height
46.5"
Overall depth (upright)
43.5"
Reclined length
83"
Recline range
105°–180°
Irene House 9205L Pro all-in-one remote beside the classic two-controller design — lift, two memory positions, heat and massage on one handset

What the Pro changes

One remote. Not two.

The 9205L ships with two controllers — one for the chair, one for heat and massage. Owners told us what that means day to day: the one you need is the one you're not holding, and neither is easy to read once you're reclined.

The Pro replaces both with a single remote. Motion controls sit at the top. One circle handles lift, home, and two memory positions. Heat and massage each get their own row below. You learn it by where the buttons are, not by reading what they say.

Close-up of the Irene House 9205L Pro remote showing LIFT, HOME, SET and the REC 1 and REC 2 memory buttons

Independent adjustment · REC 1 / REC 2

Three motors. Two positions you can save.

The 9205L moves the backrest and footrest independently. The Pro adds a third motor for the headrest — tilt your neck without giving up the back angle or the leg height you had already settled into.

Once a position works, press SET, then REC 1 or REC 2. Next time one press brings it back, instead of rebuilding it button by button.

Close-up of the seat and arm stitching on the Irene House 9205L Pro in top grain yellow brown leather

Why this one feels different

Cushioned from shoulders to knees.

The deep grid-tufted back keeps the padding in place instead of letting it flatten into a slab over time. Thick bolster arms sit high enough to rest your forearms without shrugging your shoulders up. The three-panel seat divides the cushion so it supports the thighs and the seat separately rather than sagging as one piece.

It's a fully-cushioned chair — the opposite of the firm, flat heavy-duty look.

That is what makes the difference at hour three rather than minute three.

For people who want to sink in.

Irene House 9205L Pro reclined fully flat at 180 degrees on white, showing the extended footrest and headrest

Wide and tall — not one or the other

40.5 inches across. 83 inches flat.

Across our own 400 lb chairs you normally pick one. The 9188ET gives you length — 81" reclined — on a 38" frame. The 9205 gives you the wide 40.5" frame but stops at 77.5". The 9205L Pro is the one that does both: a 27.5" seat on a 40.5" frame, the widest we build at 400 lb, plus a taller back and a longer seat with an extended footrest — so your shoulders stay on the chair and your calves and heels are carried instead of hanging.

At a true 180° lay-flat it measures 83" end to end, the longest in our line — the number that decides whether stretching out actually works at 6'6".

For the owners who tell us they rest — or sleep — in the chair rather than the bed, that length is the difference between propping yourself up and actually stretching out.

An older man reading in the Irene House 9205L Pro, legs fully supported on the extended footrest

The extended footrest, rebuilt

Longer — and thick enough to stay where it should.

A longer footrest is also a longer lever arm, so it has to carry more load. The footrest steel plate is 5 mm thick — 66% thicker than the first generation (up from 3 mm), and extended it now sits about 2" (5 cm) higher, because heavier legs push a standard footrest down under load.

We didn't simply make the pad longer.

Second generation — built from owner feedback

Four side pockets — two on each side, positioned higher so the remote and your essentials stay within reach without bending down, even while reclined. USB-A and USB-C charging ports, so a phone or tablet charges from the chair.

Underneath: an upgraded hardwood frame redesigned for greater structural stability and a longer service life, over a reinforced steel frame rebuilt for heavy-duty daily use.

Irene House 9205L Pro reclining through its 105 to 180 degree range for reading, TV and resting

Two controls, each doing one job

Any position you want — not a preset.

The backrest, the footrest and the headrest each run on their own motor, each on its own button, so you can hold any position between fully upright and flat. The second control handles lumbar heat and 4-mode back massage to ease muscle tension through the day.

Irene House 9205L Pro in top grain yellow brown leather in a sunlit living room with the footrest extended

Getting up shouldn't be the hard part

A steady lift toward standing.

The lift base tilts the whole chair forward and brings you smoothly and safely toward your feet — controlled the whole way, steady at 400 lb. It's the help that matters most after surgery, with sore knees or hips, or on the days standing up just takes more.

Before you order

Delivery & assembly

The 9205L Pro ships in 2 boxes that may arrive on different days — don't worry if they don't come together. Assembly is tool-free in a few simple steps, but the boxes are heavy: we recommend two people to move them into place.

Room to recline

Fully assembled it measures 46.5"H × 40.5"W, and reclines to 83" end to end. Leave clearance behind the chair to reach the full 180°.

Color in your home

The same upholstery can look different in daylight, under warm lamps, and in cool light — and every screen shows color a little differently. If a particular shade matters to you, ask us before you order.

If it's not the right fit

For returns, warranty coverage, replacement parts, delivery damage, or a missing box, see our Returns Policy and Warranty pages, or contact our U.S.-based team.

What's different between the 9205L and the 9205L Pro?

Same 400 lb frame, same 27.5" seat, same 83 inch flat length. The Pro adds a third motor for the headrest and replaces the two controllers with a single remote that also stores two positions you can return to with one press.

What's the difference between the 9205L and the 9205?

Same plush build, same 400 lb rating, and the same wide 27.5" seat on a 40.5" frame — the 9205L adds a taller back and a longer seat with an extended footrest, taking reclined length from 77.5" to 83" for users up to about 6'6". The 9205 is sized for about 5'7"–6'3".

How is it different from the 9188ET?

Both are 400 lb chairs with an extended footrest — the differences are size and feel. The 9205L Pro is the wider, plusher build: a 27.5" seat on a 40.5" frame, deep grid-tufted back, thick bolster arms, three-panel seat, 83" reclined. The 9188ET is narrower and more streamlined: a 27" seat on a 38" frame, clean panel-stitched back, padded pillow arms, single-panel seat, 81" reclined. If shoulder and hip room matters as much as length, the 9205L Pro has 2.5" more frame.

Does it lie fully flat?

Yes — a true 180° lay-flat, with the backrest and footrest set independently anywhere between 105° and 180°. At full recline the chair measures 83" end to end.

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