Theater Seat Store

The screen gets the attention. The sofa does the work. Wide seats, hidden USB charging, storage where you need it, and a recline that lets the whole row stretch out at once — this is where the family ends up on a Friday and nobody moves until the credits roll.

Two rows. Zero compromises. The Octane Flex HR sits the back row on a built-in 8" riser, so every seat gets a clean line to the screen — no dedicated platform to build, no obstructed views. Italian top-grain leather, power headrests, ambient cupholder lighting. This is what movie night looks like when nobody argues over the good seat.

Your personal home theater with

Big & tall, fully loaded. 🎬

The Octane King Max LHR is built for real comfort — a 400 lb frame, a tall supportive back, and a wider, deeper seat that fits every body. Add 4-zone heat & massage, power lumbar, power headrest, and power recline, and movie night turns into something closer to a spa.

Now on sale for the 4th of July — a good moment to build the media room you've been picturing.

Octane Flex HR in Smoke Grey leather — a home theater seat built for the details you live with every day, not for a quick “wow.”

Italian top grain leather, soft to the touch in a calm grey tone, and durable enough for kids, pets, and real daily use. Inside: a pocketed coil seat core topped with gel-infused memory foam, so you’re not stiff after a two-hour movie.

Two motors — one for recline, one for the headrest — so your line of sight adjusts to the screen instead of the other way around. Deep storage in each arm, a USB port on every seat, and soft LED lighting around the cupholders for that screening-room feel without the glare.

Modular design that arranges into rows to fit any room. Backed by a 5-year warranty.

If you’re building a home theater for the long run, not just one season, this is a solid foundation.

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Memorial Day is the right time to upgrade what you come home to.
Premium seating, real comfort, and a sale worth acting on.

Not every room needs a redesign.
Sometimes one addition is all it takes.