Protection for your ultimate wind-down spot

It protects your massage chair the way you'd protect any well-used piece of furniture. Covered accidental damage includes food and beverage stains, ballpoint pen ink, nail polish spills, burns not caused by fire, cuts, tears, and punctures, seam separation, and broken zippers or buttons, along with other covered accidental damage outlined in your plan.

No, and this is the most important thing to know before you buy. The plan protects your massage chair as furniture, the upholstery, the structure, the recline mechanism. The massage rollers, heating function, speakers, Bluetooth, USB ports, and other built-in electronics aren't covered.

Yes. Once the original manufacturer's warranty has expired, eligible failures of the recline or incline mechanism, including covered motors and related components, can qualify under your plan. So if the chair stops reclining after that point, that's a claim worth filing.

Yes. Eligible accidental food and beverage stains, including common spills like coffee, tea, wine, and juice, may qualify for coverage under your protection plan.

Most of the ways upholstery actually gets hurt in a real living room. Eligible cuts, tears, and punctures, burns that didn't involve a fire, ballpoint pen ink, and nail polish spills can all qualify, along with other covered accidental upholstery damage in your plan.

A single accident, yes. One pet stain, urine or vomit, may qualify for coverage. What the plan can't cover is a pattern: repeated accidents or ongoing exposure fall outside it. One bad day is covered; a recurring situation isn't.

That's covered. Eligible seam separation, and broken zippers or buttons on removable cushions and headrests, can qualify under your plan, and unlike most claims, these don't need a specific accident behind them.

You won't be left with a broken chair then. If an approved claim can't be resolved with a repair, SureBright Anywhere will replace the chair or reimburse you.

Submit it online within a few minutes using the Warranty Vault. The one thing to stay on top of: report the damage within 30 days of when it happened, since that keeps your claim eligible.

Yes. Cancel within the first 30 days and you'll get a full refund. After that, any refund is prorated.