The Apollo Grey Rocker Recliner is the manual version of the Apollo frame – no power features, just the classic side-handle three-position mechanism. The frame is scaled for taller sitters (5’10” to 6’2″) with a tall supportive back and a sleek box-border cushion.
If you like the Apollo silhouette but don’t want to spend the extra ~ on Quad Power, this is the manual entry point. Exposed wings on the back cushion give it a modern-industrial look; the Grey fabric is a versatile mid-tone.
Sit in the Apollo Rocker next to the Apollo Quad Power at Northfield La-Z-Boy – same silhouette, radically different experience once you’ve set up the powered positions to your preferences.
Questions & Answers
How is this different from the Apollo Quad Power?
Same silhouette, same base. This is a manual three-position recline via a side handle. The Quad Power adds independent motorized headrest, lumbar, footrest, and recline angle.
What height sitters is the Apollo built for?
La-Z-Boy sizes the Apollo for sitters 5’10” to 6’2″. Taller than a Rowan (5’4″-5’9″); comparable to a Joshua or Jasper.
What is a box-border back cushion?
A backrest with square-edged panels rather than rounded pillow shapes. Reads more contemporary than the plush pillow-back Jasper or tufted Morrison.
Does the Apollo rock?
Yes – rocker base at rest, side-handle manual recline. Standard La-Z-Boy rocker mechanism.
Where can I try it?
Kensington has the La-Z-Boy store built inside our Northfield showroom – the Apollo is a common floor piece across manual and powered versions.
