How Long is the Pull Cord for Thomas Payne Heritage Theatre Seating Recliners and Love Seats?
Updated 04/07/2026 | Published 04/02/2026 >
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Can you please let me know what the measurements are on part number LC381462. The tube length on the one I want to replace is 32 inches and the spring portion retracted is 4.5 inches and extended is 3 inches.
asked by: Paul P
Expert Reply:
Hey Paul, welcome back. The Replacement Pull Cord for Thomas Payne Heritage Theatre Seating Recliners and Love Seats item # LC381462 is 45-1/8" long in total overall length. The spring part measures 4-1/2" long when extended and the handle is 2-3/4" wide.
The Replacement Pull Cord item # LC381462 is designed specifically for Thomas Payne Heritage theatre seating recliner or love seat.
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