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Sofa repair

Goldentree · 2019-04-05 20:17:52

Hiya, Our sofa is sagging down. The cushions are attached so I can't take a look myself but I think the middle piece is broken (2 seater). Any idea who repairs something like this and how much it would cost (roughly)? I live in North County Dublin. Thanks!

05-04-2019 8:17pm

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Goldentree

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Hiya,
Our sofa is sagging down. The cushions are attached so I can't take a look myself but I think the middle piece is broken (2 seater).
Any idea who repairs something like this and how much it would cost (roughly)?
I live in North County Dublin.
Thanks!

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#2 05-04-2019 10:13pm

Four Phucs Ache

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Turn it upside down, remove the base material which is usually tacked on( staples ).... See what's broken first.

Extremely cheap to fix yourself if just a timber support broken.

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#3 06-04-2019 7:54am

Lex Luthor

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agree with the reply, these can be costly to repair if you get someone to do it, sometimes not financially worth it

I took the bottom off ours last summer, lots of staples and put a few 4x2 in to strengthen it back up

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