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Sofa Trouble..

bget · 2011-11-17 04:25:09

Not sure if this is in the right place but here goes.. I live in a studio apartment atm and as such have a sofa bed. I think there may be a broken spring or something as the centre on the seat is hollow and falling down.. Does anyone have any suggestions about how best to fix this or of who I could call to fix it.. would…

17-11-2011 4:25am

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bget

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Not sure if this is in the right place but here goes.. I live in a studio apartment atm and as such have a sofa bed. I think there may be a broken spring or something as the centre on the seat is hollow and falling down.. Does anyone have any suggestions about how best to fix this or of who I could call to fix it..

would really appreciate any help..

thanks!!

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#2 17-11-2011 5:42am

phelixoflaherty

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Perhaps you could turn it upside down remove cover, and get at the springs that way.
Maybe swap the spring for one in a corner where your feet would be or replace it.
You would need tools to snip staples. Something such as tie wraps might hold the spring in place or twisted wire.
staple gun would to replace bottom cover

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